
Carlos Aguirre
Professor, Department of History
Director,
Phone: 541-346-5905 / Fax: 541-346-4895
e-mail: caguirre@uoregon.edu
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“Social injustice still needs to be denounced and fought.
The world will not get better on its own.”
Eric Hobsbawm (1917-2012)
Teaching – Spring 2013
HIST 382 –
Latin American, 1910 to the Present
LAS 407 –
Brazil: Brazil in the Twentieth-Century: Race, Politics, and Culture
Useful links
University of Oregon Home Page
UO Department of History
Latin American Studies at the U of O
Center for Latino/a and Latin American
Studies
Bibliography
on Soccer in Latin America
Recent
publications
Carlos
Aguirre, “Tinterillos, Indians, and
the State: Towards a History of Legal Intermediaries in Post-Independence Peru,”
in Stefan B. Kirmse,
ed., One Law for All? Western models and
Local Practices in (Post-) Imperial Contexts (
Carlos Aguirre and Pedro Guibovich, eds. “’Nunca ha sido
fácil vivir en el Perú’: Ensayos en homenaje a Alberto Flores Galindo” (Histórica, XXXV, 1, 2011).
Carlos Aguirre, “Terruco
de m... Insulto y estigma en la guerra sucia peruana,” Histórica, XXXV, 1, 2011, 103-139.
Carlos Aguirre and Augusto Ruiz Zevallos, “‘La
historia es una necesidad colectiva.’ Entrevista a Alberto Flores Galindo
[1982],” Histórica, XXXV, 1,
2011, 187-209.
Alberto Flores Galindo’s award-winning book
In Search of an Inca. Identity
and Utopia in the
(
Edited
and translated by Carlos Aguirre, Willie Hiatt, and Charles F. Walker
Previous publications