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EDUCATION: UNIVERSITY
OF 1986-1990
Ph.D, Latin American
History, Focus on Central American History 1984-1986 Master of Arts,
History, Focus on Latin American History
1982-1984
Master of Arts, Ibero-American Studies, Focus on Social & Economic Change in Latin
1978-1982
Bachelor of Arts, History & Philosophy, Focus on European Ideas
Dean's List; Magna Cum Laude; Phi Beta Kappa 1978 HONORS, AWARDS, FELLOWSHIPS: 2002 “Corona de Oro,
Jose Miguel Gomes”, Fundación para el Museo del Hombre Hondureño. 2002 Development Grant, 2002. 2000 Development
Grant, 2002. 1991 1991 Development
Grant, 1991 1986 Awarded a Fulbright-Hays Doctoral Research Abroad Fellowship
to research in 1984 Awarded a Tinker Summer Research Fellowship by the Ibero-American
Studies Program to research
in 1982-1984 Awarded Annual
Advanced Opportunity Fellowships for Graduate Study at the ACADEMIC & RELATED PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT: 7/2006- Director, Honduran Institute of Anthropology &
History 7/1996-current Associate Professor of
History- Trinity College, 8/1990-5/1996 Assistant Professor of 7/1997-7/2000 Director, International
Studies Program, 9/1995-7/1997; Coordinator, Latin American Studies, 9/1992-5/1994 9/1988-5/1990 Northern 1/1986-5/1986 9/1985-12/1985 Teaching
Assistant, History Department, 10/1985-11/1985 PUBLICATIONS: I. Books Conversaciones Históricas con el
Mestizaje en Honduras y su Identidad Nacional (San Pedro
Sula: Centro Editorial, 2004). El Capitalismo de San Pedro Sula y
la Historia Política de Hondureña, 1870-1972
(Tegucigalpa: Editorial Guaymuras, 1997). Second edition, 2001. Estado, Poder, Nacionalidad y Raza
en la Historia de Honduras: Ensayos (Tegucigalpa: Ediciones Subirana,
1996). Reinterpreting
the "Banana Republic": Region and State in Current
Research: A general introduction to sexuality
in Honduran history. II.
Essays in Books “ “Free Pardos and Mulattos Vanquish Indians: Cultural Civility as Conquest
and Modernity in XVIII and XIX Century “Negritud Garifuna y Coyunturas Políticas en la Costa Norte
de Honduras, 1940-1970.” In Charles Hale, Jeffry Gould & Darío A. Euraque,
Editors, Memorias del Mestizaje: Política y
Cultura en Centroamérica, 1920-1990s (Guatemala: CIRMA, 2004), pp.
295-323. “The Threat of Blackness to the Mestizo Nation: Race and Ethnicity in
the Honduran Banana Economy, 1920s and 1930s.” In Steven Striffler and Mark
Moberg, Editors, Banana
Wars: Power, Production, and History in the “Procesos e Infraestructuras de la Hondureñidad en el Siglo
XX.” In Julio Escoto, Editor, Honduras. Sucesos del Siglo XX (San Pedro
Sula: Centro Editorial, 2003), pp. 35-57. “On the Origins of Civil War in
Nineteenth-Century “The Banana Enclave, Nationalism
and Mestizaje in “La Metamorfosis de una Oligarquía y las Elites de Poder en
la Década de 1980: el Caso de Honduras.” In Marta Elena Casaus Aarhus,
Editors, Elites de
Poder en América Central (Madrid: Fundación CEDEAL, 1996), pp.
59-83. “Los Recursos Económicos del Estado Hondureño, 1830-1970.”
In Arturo Taracena y Jean Piel, Editores,
Identidades Nacionales y Estado
Moderno en Centroamérica, (San José, Costa Rica: EDUCA, 1995):
135-150. “Modernity, Economic Power and the
Foreign Banana Companies in III.
Essays in Academic Journals “Jamaican Migrants and Settlements
in “Sexualidad Masculina y Homofobia en la Historia de
Honduras: Las Pistas Disponibles,” Revista Modernidades, No. 2
Cordoba, Argentina (December 2005). Electronic journal:
www.ffyh.unc.edu.ar/modernidades/index.htm. “Apuntes para una Historiografía del Mestizaje en
Honduras.” Revista Iberoamericana,
Madrid, No. 19 (2005): 105-25. “En Busca de Froylan Turcios: Apuntes sobre la Vida y Obra
de Armando Méndez Fuentes.” Paraninfo,
Tegucigalpa, No. 23 (July 2003): 177-197. “Historia e Historiografía en la novela La Guerra Mortal de los Sentidos de Roberto
Castillo.” Paraninfo,
Tegucigalpa, No. 23 (July 2003): 251-269. “Los Políticos Hondureños y la Costa Norte
(1876-1950).” Revista Política de Honduras, Tegucigalpa,
No. 24 (December 2000): 113-156. “El Archivo Privado de Federico Lunardi.” Paraninfo, Tegucigalpa, No. 17 (July 2000):
199-209. “Federico Lunardi, Mayanizacion y la Identidad Nacional de
Honduras.” Paraninfo, Tegucigalpa,
No. 16 (December 1999): 159-172. “Antropólogos, Arqueólogos, Imperialismo y la Mayanizacion
de Honduras: 1890-1940.” Revista de Historia, San Jose,
Costa Rica No. 45 (January-June 2002): 73-103. “The Arab-Jewish Economic Presence
in “Movimientos Populares, Etno-racismo y la Problemática de
la Identidad Nacional.” Paraninfo,
Tegucigalpa, No. 10 (December 1996): 1-14. “La Creación de la Moneda Nacional y el Enclave Bananero en
la Costa Caribeña de Honduras: ¿En Busca de una Identidad Étnico-Racial?” YAXKIN, Revista del Instituto Hondureño de
Antropología e Historia, Vol. XIV, Nos. 1 & 2
(October 1996): 138-150. “Nation Formation, Mestizaje and
Arab-Palestinian Immigration to “Formación Nacional, Mestizaje, y la Inmigración
Arabe-Palestina a Honduras.” Estudios Migratorios
Latinoamericanos, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Año 9, No. 26 (April
1994): 47-66. “The Social, Economic & Political Aspects of the Carías
Dictatorship in Honduras: The Historiography.” Latin
American Research Review, Vol. 29, No. 1, Albuquerque, New
Mexico, (1994): 238-248. “San Pedro Sula, Actual Capital Industrial de Honduras: Su
Trayectoria entre Villorrio Colonial y Emporio Bananero, 1536-1936.” Mesoamérica, No. 26, Vermont-Guatemala, (December
1993): 217-252. “Zonas Regionales En La Formación Del Estado Hondureño,
1830s-1930s: El Caso De La Costa Norte.” Historia y
Sociedad, Universidad de Puerto Rico, Año IV, (1993): 105-139. “Estructura Económica, Formación de Capital Industrial,
Relaciones Familiares y Poder Político en San Pedro Sula: l870s-1958.” Revista Polémica, San Jose, Costa Rica, No. 18
(September-December 1992): 31-50. “Zonas Regionales En La Formación Del Estado Hondureño,
1830s-1930s: El Caso De La Costa Norte.” Revista
Centroamericana de Economía, Tegucigalpa, Año 13, No. 39
(September-December 1992): 65-102. “Notas sobre formacion de clases y poder político en Honduras
(1870-1932).” Historia Crítica,
Tegucigalpa, No. 6 (November 1991):
59-79. “La ‘Reforma Liberal’ en Honduras y la Hipótesis de la
‘Oligarquía Ausente’: 1870s-1930s.” Revista de Historia, San Jose, Costa Rica, No. 23 (January-June
1991): 7-56. IV.
Working Papers Series “Regional Economic Integration in
the Periphery: A Comparison of Central America and V. Entries
in Reference Works Co-authored, with Prof. Stephen
Webre, Louisiana Tech University, the introductory essay to the bibliographical
citations on Central America in Vol. 60 of the Library of Congress’s Handbook of Latin American Studies (Washington: U.S. Government Printing Office, 2004), pp. 243-262
(includes annotated bibliography.) “ “Francisco Morazán.” In Historic World Leaders, Vol. 5, ed. Anne Commire (Detroit: Gale Research, Inc., 1994):
601-604. “Tiburcio Carías Andino, Ramón Villeda Morales &
Oswaldo López Arellano.” In Historic World Leaders, Vol. 4, ed.
Anne Commire (Detroit: Gale Research, Inc., 1994): 344-348. VI. Book
Reviews Consuelo Cruz, Political Culture and Institutional
Development in Costa Rica and Nicaragua: World Making in the Tropics ( Thomas J. Dodd, Tiburcio Carías Andino: Portrait of a Honduran
Political Leader ( John Soluri, Banana Cultures: Agriculture, Consumption, and
Environmental Change in Lara Putnam, The Company They Kept: Migrants and the
Politics of Gender in Caribbean Ivan Molina Jiménez, La Estela de
la Pluma: Cultura Impresa e Intelectuales en Centroamérica durante los Siglos
XIX y XX (San Jose: Editorial Universidad Nacional 2004), in Hispanic American Historical Review, Vol.
36 (2) (May 2006), pp. 397-399. Rolando Sierra, Colonia, Independencia y
Reforma: Introducción a la Historiografía Hondureña (Tegucigalpa:
Universidad Pedagógica Francisco Morazán, 2001), in Mesoamérica, Vol.
46 (January-December 2004), pp. 276-278. Luis Pedro Taracena Arriola, Ilusión
Minera y Poder Política: La Alcaldía Mayor de Tegucigalpa, Siglo XVIII (Tegucigalpa:
Editorial Guaymuras, 1998), in Mesoamérica, Vol. 46 (January-December 2004), pp. 274-276. Gilbert M. Joseph, Editor, Reclaiming the Political in Latin American
History: Essays from the North ( Carlos Contreras, Hacia la
Dictadura Cariísta: La Campaña Presidencial de 1932 (Tegucigalpa:
Editorial Iberoamericana, 2000) in Hispanic American
Historical Review 82:4 (2002): 813-814. Deborah J. Yashar, Demanding Democracy: Reform and Reaction in Jeffery M. Paige, Coffee and Power: Revolution and the Rise of
Democracy in Robert G. Williams, States and Social Evolution: Coffee and the
Rise of National Governments in Leticia Oyuela, Un Siglo en la Hacienda:
Estancias y Haciendas Ganaderas en la Antigua Alcaldía Mayor de Tegucigalpa (Tegucigalpa:
Banco Central de Honduras, 1994), in Paranínfo, No. 9
(July 1996): 173-182. Rocío Tábora, Masculinidad y Violencia
en la Cultura Política Hondureña (Tegucigalpa: CEDOH, 1995), in Revista de Historia, Costa Rica,
No. 33 (January-June 1996): 187-200. Leslie Bethell, Editor, Central America since Nancie L. González, Dollar, Dove, and Eagle: One Hundred Years of
Palestinian Immigration to Alan Gilbert, Latin America (London: Routledge, 1990) and James Cockcroft, Neighbors in Turnmoil: Héctor Pérez-Brignoli, A Brief History of VII.
Academic Conference and Seminar Papers In
the “El Poder Garífuna y las Elecciones
Presidenciales en Honduras de Noviembre de 2005: Una Perspectiva Historica,”
Paper presented at a seminar on “Race and Politics in Central America,” “Jamaican Migrants and Settlements
in “Arab and Jewish Economic Power
& Politics in “ “El Mestizaje en Discussant, Panel on “Race and
Nation in the Western Caribbean,” Latin American Studies Association, “The Honduran Banana Enclave of the
1920s and a Reinterpretation of the Racial-Ethnic Symbolism of its
Currency,” Paper presented at the “Antropólogos, Arqueólogos, Imperialismo y la Mayanización
de Honduras: 1890-1940.” Paper presented at the New England
Council of Latin American Studies, “Intellectuals, Racial Ideologies,
and Ideal Conceptions of the Nation in the Formation of the State in 19th
Century “Interpreting “Imagined Mestizo Communities in Honduras and Nicaragua: Comparative
Nation-Building, 1880s-1930s,” Paper presented at the New England Historical
Association, Bentley College, Waltham, Massachusetts, April 23, 1994. “Nation Formation, Mestizaje, and
Arab Palestinian Immigration to “Labor Recruitment and Class
Formation on the Banana Plantations of the United Fruit Co. and the Standard
Fruit Co. in Honduras: 1910s-1930s,” Paper presented at the Annual Conference
of the American Historical Association, San Francisco, California, January 6-9,
1994. “Zonas Regionales en la Formación del Estado Hondureño,
1830s-1930s: el Caso de la Costa Norte,” Paper presented at the Annual
Conference of the Latin American Studies Association, Los Angeles, California,
September 25, 1992. “Honduran Agricultural History of
the l9th & 20th Centuries: Available Research and Needed Agendas.” Workshop
Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the Latin American Studies Association,
“Modernity, Economic Power and the
Banana Companies in Honduras: San Pedro Sula as a Case Study,” Paper presented
at the Annual Meeting of the Economic and Business Historical Society, Seattle,
Washington, April 24, 1992. “Elites, Ethnicity and State
Formation in Honduras: The Case of Palestinian Arabs,” Paper presented at the
Annual Meeting of the Social Science History Association, New Orleans,
Louisiana, November 1, 1991. On the Origins of Civil Wars in “Elites de Poder en Honduras y la ‘Recomposición de la
Oligarquia’ en los 1980s: Apuntes Históricos.” Talk at the Universidad Autónoma
de Madrid, Madrid, Spain, October 30, 1994. Latin
America & Caribbean “Historia e Historiografía en la Novelística del Cacique
Lempira en Honduras,” Paper to be presented
at the 8th Annual Central
American Congress on History, Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala, July
10-14, 2006. “Sexualidad Masculina y Homofobia en la Historia de
Honduras: Las Pistas Disponibles,” Paper
presented before the 7th Annual Central American Congreso of History,
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Honduras, Tegucigalpa, Honduras, July 19-23,
2004. “200 Años de Categorías Raciales y Étnicas en Honduras,
1790-1990s”, Paper at the Third International Conference on Population of the
Central American Isthmus, Centro Centroamericano de Población, Universidad de
Costa Rica, November 16-19, 2003. “Historia e Historiografía en la novela La Guerra Mortal de los Sentidos de Roberto
Castillo,” Paper presented at the 11th International Congress of Central
American Literature, San José, Costa Rica,
March 5-7, 2003. “En Busca de Froylan Turcios: Apuntes sobre la Vida y Obra
de Armando Méndez Fuentes,” Paper presented at the 6th Annual Central American
Conference on History, Panama, July 22-26, 2002. “Negros y Mulatos en la Evangelización y Civilización de
los Pueblos Indígenas de Honduras, ca. 1750-1860,” Paper presented at the 6th Annual Central
American Conference on History, Panama, July 24, 2002. “Enseñando la Intersección entre la Escenificación
(Performance) y las Razas de las Migraciones Minoritarias en América Latina y
el Caribe,” Paper presented at a seminar on “Globalización, Migración y Espacio
Público,” at the Instituto Hemisférico de Performance y Política, Lima, Peru,
July 5-13, 2002. “The Historiography of the West
Indian Diaspora in Central America viewed from Honduras,” Paper, University of
the West Indies, Mona Campus, Kingston, Jamaica, February 21, 2002. “Evangelización, Civilización y Civismo como Discursos
Modernizantes en un Pueblo Mulato de Honduras.” Paper at an international
seminar entitled “Colectividades Frente a los Proyectos Modernizadores
Latinoamericanos, Siglos XIX-XX,” Colegio de México, San Luís Potosí,
CIESAS-AHILA, March 14-16, 2001. “Cultura, Poder y Política Desde Una Perspectiva Comparada:
América Latina, Argentina y Córdoba (Siglos XIX y XX).” One week seminar given at the Universidad de Córdoba, “Negritud y Esclavitud en América Latina, Centroamérica y
los Garifunas de Honduras.” One week seminar given at the Centro de
Investigaciones Históricas, Universidad de Costa Rica, May 29-June 6, 2000. “Historia de la Negritud en Honduras.” Paper, Centro Satuye
y la Universidad Tecnológica de Honduras, La Ceiba, Honduras, March 20, 2000. “El Mestizaje y los Negros en la Historia de Honduras:
Apuntes para una Próxima Investigación.” Paper, Workshop on the project
“Memorias del Mestizaje,” Instituto Hondureño de Antropología e Historia,
Tegucigalpa, July 24-25, 1999. “Antropólogos, Imperialismo y la Mayanización de Honduras:
1890-1940.” Paper presented before the 4th Annual Central American Congress on
History, Instituto de Historia de Nicaragua y Centroamérica, Universidad de
Centroamérica, Managua, Nicaragua, July 14-17, 1998. “Notas Sobre la Investigacion en
Intibuca,” with Jeff Gould, “Imperialismo y Honduras como ‘Republica Bananera’: Hacia
Una Nueva Historiografía.” Paper presented at the
Annual Conference of Latin American Studies Association, Guadalajara México,
April 17-19, 1997. “Movimientos Populares, Etno-racismo y la Problemática de
la Identidad Nacional: Apuntes sobre los Palestino-Hondureños.” Paper, Seminar,
“Significado de los Movimientos Populares en la Gestación del Estado y la
Identidad Nacional en Honduras,” Museo de la República, Instituto Hondureño de
Antropología e Historia, Tegucigalpa, Honduras, September 20, 1996. “La Historiografía Hondureña y el Caudillismo Indígena:
Entre Lempira y Gregorio Ferrera.” Paper presented
before the 3rd Annual Central American Congress on History, Universidad de
Costa Rica, San José, Costa Rica, July 15-18, 1996. “La Creación de la Moneda Nacional y el Enclave Bananero en
la Costa Caribeña de Honduras: ¿En Busca de una Identidad Étnico-Racial?” Paper presented before the 2nd International Seminar on Caribbean
Studies, “La Construcción del Mestizaje y Movimientos Políticos en
Honduras: los Casos de los Generales Manuel Bonilla, Gregorio Ferrera y
Tiburcio Carías Andino,” Paper presented before the Seminar, “Estado,
Participación e Identidad Nacional en Centroamérica, Siglos XIX y XX,” San
José, Costa Rica, February 23-25, 1995. “Los Recursos Económicos del Estado de Honduras:
1830s-1970s.” Seminar, “Balance Histórico Del Estado-Nación Centroamericano,”
Centro Loyola, San Salvador, El Salvador, November 22-24, 1993. “Regional Economic Integration in
the Periphery: A Comparison of Central America and VIII.
Professional Consulting and Education A. Manuscript
Reviews, Dissertation and Prize Committees Currently serving on the “Best
Book” Prize Committee of the New England Council of Latin American Studies. Have served as an anonymous referee
for article manuscripts for Comparative
Studies in Society & History ( Have served as an anonymous referee
for book manuscripts for the Have served on dissertation
committees, and other terminal degrees for the B.
Academic Consulting Consultant, United
Nations, Honduras, Seminar and Workshop, “La Importancia del Análisis Político
Para la Toma de Decisiones,” Tegucigalpa, July 21-22, 2005. Main Discussant, one week seminar
before the Doctoral Program on Development Promotion, Faculty of Social Work,
National Autonomous University of Honduras, Tegucigalpa, May 22-27, 2005. The
seminar involved leading discussion of historical theory, modern historiography
and Honduran development. “Ciclo de Conferencias Sobre Raza, Etnicidad Cultura y
Poder en la Historia de Honduras.” Universidad
Nacional Autónoma de Honduras, April 23-27, 2001. Cycle of conferences hosted
by the Commission on Human Rights of Honduras, Main Discussant, one week seminar
before the Doctoral Program on Development Promotion, Faculty of Social Work,
National Autonomous University of Honduras, Tegucigalpa, May 3-7, 1999. The
seminar involved leading discussion of historical theory, modern historiography
and Honduran development. Co-organizer, Conference in Consultant on Issues of Race and
Ethnicity to the United Nation’s Program for Development (PNUD) in Tegucigalpa,
Honduras, July-August, 1997. Charged with developing a working paper on
ethnicity, history and development for the PNUD's and Speaker before an International,
Interdisciplinary Workshop on “Racism, Mestizaje and National Identity.” May 8,
1997, Center for Latin American & Caribbean Studies, Speaker at the “Simposium sobre la Realidad Negra
Centroamericana.” Delivered a paper entitled, “El Estado, Mestizaje y Racismo
en Honduras.” La Main Discussant, one week seminar
before the Doctoral Program on Development Promotion, Faculty of Social Work,
National Autonomous University of Honduras, Tegucigalpa, November, 1996. The
seminar involved leading discussion of historical theory, modern historiography
and Honduran development. Consultant to a National Endowment
for the Humanities sponsored project entitled, “Memories of Mestizaje: Cultural
Politics in Consultant to the Department of
Historical Research of the Honduran Institute of Anthropology and History,
March and July, 1995. This institute is an autonomous agency of the Honduran
Ministry of Culture. My particular task was an evaluation of the Department of
Historical Research, and submission of a policy paper for a new agenda for
research. C. Community Talks “Los Estados Centroamericanos: Recientes Interpretaciones.”
Talk before the Escuela de Historia, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, Córdoba,
Argentina, November 18, 1994. “Politics: Dictatorship and
Revolution in “In Search of the Honduran
Oligarchy: Explanations of the Central American Crisis of the 1980s.” Paper
presented at The University of Connecticut, “Latin America's New Course: Bridge
to Closer PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS: American Historical Association Latin American Studies Association Social Science History Association Economic and Business Historical
Society PESONAL DATA: Born: Married: Polly C. Moran Children: Katalina Teresa (10) & Sebastian Ariel (7) |
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