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EPISODE · May 19, 2020 · 32 MIN

Luis Coronado-Guel, bridging US-Mexico academic gaps, Part 1

from Journal of the Southwest Radio · host Southwest Center

Dr. Coronado is the Director of SBS Mexico Initiatives in the University of Arizona. A law and history scholar, he has studied the cultural and intellectual history of XIX and XX century Mexico, largely through the lens of celebrations and public rituals. Luis has published articles, books and book chapters on Mexican law, history, historiography, and legal philosophy. In his most recent work, he explores popular culture and cultural heritage shared between Mexico and the United States

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