Burning the Archive, Building the State? Politics, Paper, and US Power in Postwar Mexico

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@suryabowyer @RichardToye Context much more neo-colonial than colonial, but might be of interest https://t.co/S2kRz0aiSE

26 Jan 2023

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@arielmaelambe Not sure it’s what you’re after, but here I try to work out why an archive I expected to find had been destroyed (using other archives) https://t.co/Fw2BAWHUYv

06 May 2021

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Burning the Archive, Building the State? Politics, Paper, and US Power in Postwar Mexico - Thomas Rath, 2020 https://t.co/PIbUB5KkrY

03 Dec 2020

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Open Access UCL Research: Burning the Archive, Building the State? Politics, Paper, and US Power in Postwar Mexico - UCL Discovery https://t.co/iIe4Cb84kI

09 Nov 2020

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