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Colonial Latin Asia? The case for incorporating the Philippines and the Spanish Pacific into colonial Latin American studies

Kristie Patricia Flannery

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Oxford University hosted a conference last year that brought together a small group of scholars to discuss Iberian Asia; to take stock of recent work and to ponder the future directions of research...

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Oxford University hosted a conference last year that brought together a small group of scholars to discuss Iberian Asia; to take stock of recent work and to ponder the future directions of research...

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Oxford University hosted a conference last year that brought together a small group of scholars to discuss Iberian Asia; to take stock of recent work and to ponder the future directions of research...

Key concepts: Colonialism, Latin Americans, History, Asia pacific, Ethnology, Latin American studies, Ancient history, Geography

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