Latin America's martial age

F. Jacob / G. Visoni-Alonzo: Introduction: Conflict and Warfare in the Latin America’s Martial Century – W. L. Bernecker: European Neocolonialism and Military Interventionism: “La Guerra de los Pasteles” as a Franco-Mexican Case Study – T. Pérez Vejo: A Historiographical Myth: Spanish Royalists against Insurgent Criollos – D. Pruonto: Mexico in the 1860s: An International Conflict Zone – G. Visoni-Alonzo: Hybrid Warfare: The 1837 Revolt of Rafael Carrera in Guatemala – H. Gutiérrez: The Indian Frontier, Nation, and Identities: Chile in the 19th Century – F. Pattaro Amaral: Factional Conflict and Female Political Behavior in 19th Century Colombia – E. M. Mator Antônio: The Absent Presence: The Military and Struggles for Independence of Portuguese America – P. Bales: United States-Latin American Relations during the Long Nineteenth Century – F. Jacob: George Kennan and the Cuban Image: The Spanish American War, the Perception of Cuba and American Public Opinion – K. Pearl: Not Ready for its Close-up: The Mexican Army and Film Versions of the Siege of the Alamo