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Syllabus: Modern Latin America, 2021

January 5, 2021by patrickiber Leave a comment

History 242 University of Wisconsin, Madison Modern Latin America Professor Patrick Iber Fall 2020 / MWF 9:55-10:45; online Friday can be asynchronous This course will give a broad overview of […]

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Latin America, syllabi, teaching

Venezuela and the Left: A Forum

February 8, 2020by patrickiber Leave a comment

I’ve written an introduction to a forum, up now at Dissent magazine. The left has had a tricky relationship with Venezuela over the last couple of decades. It has often […]

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Dissent, Latin America, US and the World, writing

Cold War Latin America (syllabus for graduate seminar)

December 19, 2019by patrickiber Leave a comment

History 730 Cold War Latin America Professor Patrick Iber   This course will provide a forum for learning and discussing the history of Cold War Latin America. Central themes include […]

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Cold War, Latin America, syllabi, teaching

Historia de las exposiciones en México

May 25, 2019by patrickiber Leave a comment

I gave a talk at the Museo Universitario de Arte Contemporáneo, part of UNAM. It was the closing speech for a conference on the “Historia de las exposiciones en México.” […]

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Cold War, Latin America, Mexico, propaganda

The Metamorphosis: A Review of Mario Vargas Llosa in The Nation

April 16, 2019by patrickiber Leave a comment

A review of Sabers and Utopias, an essay collection by Mario Vargas Llosa, in The Nation. I must say I’m proud of this lede (and the conclusion to the piece […]

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Intellectuals, Latin America, Peru, Reviews, The Nation, writing

Syllabus Fall 2019: Modern Latin America

April 11, 2019by patrickiber 2 Comments

HIST 242 Modern Latin America   Professor Patrick Iber   This course will give a broad overview of Latin American history in the modern period, since independence but with a […]

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Latin America, syllabi, teaching

US foreign policy and Venezuela

January 31, 2019by patrickiber Leave a comment

This is not an easy subject. Anti-imperialism may be a limited framework in this situation, and the Maduro government needs to be subject to pressure to leave. But I think, […]

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Latin America, US and the World, Venezuela, writing

After the Pink Tide

January 9, 2019by patrickiber 1 Comment

The special section in the Winter 2019 edition of Dissent magazine is derived substantially from the work we did at the conference held last October on the Future of the Left in […]

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Dissent, Latin America, writing

The Future of the Left in the Americas

October 2, 2018by patrickiber Leave a comment

In collaboration with Dissent magazine and the New School, I have organized a conference for October 5th & 6th, 2018. At this link, there are descriptions of the panels, panelist biographies, and […]

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Dissent, Intellectuals, Latin America

Syllabus Fall 2018: Latin American Revolutions

August 8, 2018by patrickiber Leave a comment

HISTORY 500 Latin American Revolutions   Professor Patrick Iber Fall 2018   This course will examine the causes, consequences, and legacies of Latin America’s major revolutions of the twentieth century […]

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