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John Tutino

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Georgetown University

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Georgetown University College of Arts & Sciences

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John Tutino is currently serving as a Georgetown University College Of Arts & Sciences Professor at Georgetown University.

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history latin american studies historical review transnational history social history latin american politics cultural history latin american research social change international history economics empire capitalism historical reassessment indigenous peoples globalization global studies economic history historical analysis political science gender studies cultural change global history latin american economic history history of economic thought historical methodology historical sociology settler colonialism contemporary china world development global responsibility economic literature historical geography peasant studies agrarian change strategic studies anthropocene global challenges new urbanism world-systems theory new genres historical reconstruction societal influence civil conflict geopolitical conflict cross-border challenge indigenous studies industrial development industrial revolution industrialisation industrial policy industrial relations political conflict historical transition comparative analysis rural communities revolutionary capacity radical reappraisal world history mexican heartland central highlands liberal development social violence comanche empire culturas nacionales conflictive search north american nation atlantic empire mexican soundings industrial capitalism impossible mexico colonialism latin american diaspora mexican migration portuguese human migration urbanization spanish transnational mobility migration studies central america

Notable Scholarly Works

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Hapsburgs on the Rio Grande: The Rise and Fall of the Second Mexican Empire. Hispanic American Historical Review (2024)

John Tutino

historyhistorical reviewlatin american studiesempiresecond mexican empire

REVIEW: Indigenous Autocracy: Power, Race, and Resources in Porfirian Tlaxcala, Mexico, by Jaclyn Ann Sumner. Pacific Historical Review (2024)

John Tutino

political historyhistoryhistorical reviewindigenous autocracyporfirian tlaxcalaindigenous peoples

1821: The End of New Spain, Dreams of an Impossible Mexico. Korpus 21 (2021)

John Tutino

spanishimpossible mexico

Breaking New Spain, 1808–21. Mexican Studies/Estudios Mexicanos (2021)

John Tutino

latin american studiescultural studiesspanishlatin american research

Capitalism, Christianity, and Slavery: Jesuits in New Spain, 1572–1767. Journal of Jesuit Studies (2020)

John Tutino

capitalismsettler colonialismreligious studieshistory

Mexico City, 1808: Power, Sovereignty, and Silver in an Age of War and Revolution. Hispanic American Historical Review (2020)

Andrew Konove

political historymexico citycolonialismhistoryinternational historyurban historytransnational historyempiregeopoliticslatin american politics

Salvador Salinas, Land, Liberty, and Water: Morelos After Zapata, 1920-1940. Tucson: University of Arizona Press, 2018. Deleted Journal (2020)

John Tutino

anthropologycultureurban sociologylatin american researchlatin american studies

Becoming Mexico Subtitle the Conflictive Search for a North American Nation /Subtitle. Duke University Press eBooks (2018)

Alfredo ÁvilaJohn Tutino

indigenous peoplesanthropologystrategic studiesconflict resolutionindigenous studieshistorycultural changeconflictconflictive searchcivil conflictgeopoliticspolitical scienceinternational relationssocial changelatin american politicsgeopolitical conflictcross-border challengenorth american nation

Donativos, PréStamos Y Privilegios: Los Mercaderes Y Mineros De La Ciudad De MéXico Durante La Guerra Anglo-EspañOla De 1779–1783. Hispanic American Historical Review (2018)

John Tutino

social historycultural historyhistoryhistorical reviewlatin american researchtransnational historylatin american studies

The Americas in the Rise of Industrial Capitalism. Duke University Press eBooks (2018)

John Tutino

manufacturingindustrial developmentindustrial policylatin american economic historyindustrial revolutioncapitalismindustrial capitalismhistory of economic thoughtentrepreneurshipeconomicslatin american politicsindustrial relationsindustrial organizationtechnologybusinesseconomic historyeconomy of chinaeconomic growthindustrialisation

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John Tutino

Professor

Georgetown University

Affiliations

Georgetown University College of Arts & Sciences

History

John Tutino is currently serving as a Georgetown University College Of Arts & Sciences Professor at Georgetown University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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John Tutino

Georgetown University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Hapsburgs on the Rio Grande: The Rise and Fall of the Second Mexican Empire. Hispanic American Historical Review (2024)

John Tutino

historyhistorical reviewlatin american studiesempiresecond mexican empire

REVIEW: Indigenous Autocracy: Power, Race, and Resources in Porfirian Tlaxcala, Mexico, by Jaclyn Ann Sumner. Pacific Historical Review (2024)

John Tutino

political historyhistoryhistorical reviewindigenous autocracyporfirian tlaxcalaindigenous peoples

1821: The End of New Spain, Dreams of an Impossible Mexico. Korpus 21 (2021)

John Tutino

spanishimpossible mexico

Breaking New Spain, 1808–21. Mexican Studies/Estudios Mexicanos (2021)

John Tutino

latin american studiescultural studiesspanishlatin american research

Capitalism, Christianity, and Slavery: Jesuits in New Spain, 1572–1767. Journal of Jesuit Studies (2020)

John Tutino

capitalismsettler colonialismreligious studieshistory

Mexico City, 1808: Power, Sovereignty, and Silver in an Age of War and Revolution. Hispanic American Historical Review (2020)

Andrew Konove

political historymexico citycolonialismhistoryinternational historyurban historytransnational historyempiregeopoliticslatin american politics

Salvador Salinas, Land, Liberty, and Water: Morelos After Zapata, 1920-1940. Tucson: University of Arizona Press, 2018. Deleted Journal (2020)

John Tutino

anthropologycultureurban sociologylatin american researchlatin american studies

Becoming Mexico Subtitle the Conflictive Search for a North American Nation /Subtitle. Duke University Press eBooks (2018)

Alfredo ÁvilaJohn Tutino

Donativos, PréStamos Y Privilegios: Los Mercaderes Y Mineros De La Ciudad De MéXico Durante La Guerra Anglo-EspañOla De 1779–1783. Hispanic American Historical Review (2018)

John Tutino

social historycultural historyhistoryhistorical reviewlatin american researchtransnational historylatin american studies

The Americas in the Rise of Industrial Capitalism. Duke University Press eBooks (2018)

John Tutino

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