Issues of the Irish Migration Studies in Latin America are free and available to the public. Archives of all previous issues of the journal are available here.
The current issue’s theme is “Women: Decisions, Loyalties, Tragedies and Comparisons.”
Click here to download the entire issue, Vol. 8 No. 2
For individual articles from the current issue, choose from the authors listed below:
- Clíona Murphy, Editor’s Introduction
Thematic Section Women: Decisions, Loyalties, Tragedies and Comparisons
- Andrea Anderson, Rosalie Hart Priour and Annie Fagan Teal: Loyalty to the Land in the Irish Colonies of Mexican Texas
- Laura Barberán Reinares, Frankly Speaking, “The men that is now is only all palaver and what they can get out of you”: Migration and White Slavery in Argentina in Joyce’s “Eveline”
- Domino Torres, From the Mexican Borderlands to the Irish Bogland: Atravesando Marina Carr’s By the Bog of Cats…
- Edward Walsh, Sister Annie Finlay, from Ireland to Latin America: Two Documents on her travel to Argentina and Chile in the late Nineteenth Century, with annotated introduction
Non-thematic Section
- John D.C.Emery, The Irish Hospital in Buenos Aires
- Moisés Hasson Camhi, Viaje y Migración de los Blest en los Albores de la Independencia
Review/Reseña
- Gabriela McEvoy review of Silvia Miguens, Eliza Brown la hija del Almirante, Editorial El Ateneo, Buenos Aires, 2012, ISBN 978-950-02-0671-6