History of Technology Volume 34

Ian Inkster is Professorial Research Associate at the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, UK.

List of Figures
1. David Pretel, Ian Inkster and Helge Wendt: Technology in Latin American History: Perspectives, Scales and Comparisons.
2. Daniel B. Rood: Centrifugal Capitalism: Struggles over Infrastructure in the Sugar Ports of Nineteenth-century Cuba.
3. Diana Montano: Machucados and Salvavidas: Patented Humor in the Technified Spaces of Everyday Life in Mexico City, 1900-1910.
4. Christiane Berth: Bringing Communication to the Countryside: Rural Telephony in Latin America, 1900–1985.
5. Helge Wendt: Interrelations and Disruptions in the Exchange of Knowledge: Coal, Geology, and Industrialisation in Mexico.
6. Josep Simon: Machines and Texts: Writing the History of Educational Technology in Latin America.
7. David Pretel: Technology and the Fates of Three Caribbean Commodities.
8. Eve Buckley: Brazil’s Mid-twentieth-century ‘Techno-class’ and the Search for Moderate Reform.
9. Debora Gerstenberger: Challenging Martial Masculinity: The Intrusion of Digital Computers into the Argentinian Armed Forces in the 1960s.
10. Barbara Silva: Transnational Astronomy: Science, Technology and Local Agenda in Cold War Chile.
11. Helen Yaffe: ¬¬The Curious Case of Cuba's Biotech Revolution.
12. Saul Guerrero: A Song of Water and Fire: the Brief Coming of Age of the Venezuelan Oil Industry’s R&D Program at the turn of the 20th century.
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