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Groundbreaking scholarship on Mexican history


The Katz Center for Mexican Studies was founded and named in honor of Professor Friedrich Katz, one of the world's leading scholars of Mexican history. Read more »

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Academic Exchange: the Katz Center and El Colegio de México

The Katz Center for Mexican Studies and Center for Latin American Studies are proud to announce a new Visiting Professorship and Student Exchange Program between the University of Chicago and El Colegio de México, Mexico’s premier research university in social sciences. Read more


Mexicanos en Chicago:
Diario de campo de Robert Redfield, 1924-1925

Jorge Durand and Patricia Arias (Universidad de Guadalara) spent fall 2006 in the special collections of the Regenstein Library at the University of Chicago, where they revised Redfield’s field diaries from his research on Mexican immigrant communities in Chicago. This unique text considers Redfield's earliest work within its larger historical and disciplinary contexts. Read more


Interview: Professor Katz in Contratiempo magazine

Professor Emeritus Friedrich Katz discusses about the past and the challenges of the future in Mexico in an interview with Eduardo Estala Rojas in the September issue of Contratiempo. Read interview


Faculty Publication:
Historia y celebración: México y sus centenarios

Published this summer by Tusquets Editores in Mexico, professor of Latin American history Mauricio Tenorio Trillo’s Historia y celebración: México y sus centenarios puts Mexico’s bicentennial celebration into historical perspective.
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