Estudios de Historia Novohispana is a scientific journal published by the Institute of Historical Research at the National Autonomous University of Mexico. It publishes cutting-edge original research on the history and culture of New Spain and the territories that comprised the Spanish Crown’s domains in the Americas and the Philippines, from the late 15th century to the early 19th century.
Latest issue
The Profession of Librarian in the Conciliar Seminars in Late New Spain
Rafael Castañeda García
Vanished on the Way to New Spain: Juan Vespucci’s 1527 Voyage
Luis A. Robles Macías
Manuel de los Santos Salazar: The Art Comissions of a Tlaxcaltec Priest
Andrea Montiel López
Three Modest Military Entrepreneurs from Puebla at the End of the 17th Century
Sarahy Vázquez Delgado
The Dissimulation of Apostasy in Philippines, 1626-1658
Pamela Farfán Osorio
The Question of the 20 000: The Settlers of Nuevo Santander, 1748-1768
Nancy Selene Leyva Gutierrez Chantal Cramaussel
Eric Van Young, in memoriam
Alfredo Ávila
In Memory of Juan Pedro Viqueira (1954-2025)
Felipe Castro Gutiérrez
In Memory of Francisco Morales Valerio, O. F. M.
María Teresa Álvarez Icaza Longoria
July-December 2025
