PROFESSOR
OFFICE
ADDRESS
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ADDRESS
Department of History
5608 Atlantis Terrace
University
of
Box
19529
Telephone: (817) 457-0720
Arlington
,
Telephone:
(817) 272-2901
Fax:
(817) 272-2852
E-mail:
richmond@uta.edu
EDUCATION
B.A.,
M.A.,
Ph.D.,
Fields:
Modern
Colonial
Latin America and
Modern
U.S.
Foreign Policy
TEACHING
EXPERIENCE
Professor of History,
Associate Professor of History,
Assistant Professor of History,
COURSES
TAUGHT
History of
History of Modern
History of Colonial
History of
History of
History of Mexican-Americans
Introduction to Historical Research
Latin American History Colloquium
Colloquium on Post-1500 European History
Seminar in Regional History of the
Seminar in Latin American History
World War II
Seminar in
Transatlantic History
Colloquium
in Transatlantic History
SERVICE
International
Comité Académico, Coloquio Internacional de la Revolución Mexicana Ayer,
Hoy y Perspectivas in
Mexico City, June 20-23, 2000
Program Chair,
1998 meeting of the
Southwest Council of Latin American Studies in
Commencement
address,
National
Scholarship Committee, 1992-1995,
Southwest Council of Latin American Studies
Program
Chair,
1986 meeting of the Southwest Council of Latin American Studies in
University
Chair, Latin American Studies Committee (1976-83)
Committee
on Student Organizations (1978-86)
Personnel
Benefits Committee (1989-91)
Speaker,
University Lecture Series (1990)
Ad
Hoc Committee on University-Wide Core Curriculum (1990-92)
Traffic
and Parking Appeals Committee (1991-94)
Executive
Committee, Center for Greater Southwestern Studies
and the History of Cartography (1991-1998)
Chair, Center Fellows, Center
for Greater Southwestern Studies (1991-1998)
Chair,
Program and Research Committee, Center for Greater Southwestern Studies
(1991-present)
Mentor
Program (1992-95), Office of Multicultural Services
McNair
Research Fellowship Program (1994)(2001)(2003)
Hispanic
Community at UTA (1996-97)
Center
for Mexican American Studies Faculty Advisory Group (1994-96)
Mexican
American Library Advisory Committee (1996-1997)
Search
Committee, Director of the Center for Mexican American Studies (1997-98)
Distinguished
Lecture Series, 1997-2002
College
Chairman Review (1987)
Research
Committee (1995-96)
Department
Library Committee (1976-83) (1989-98)
Curriculum
Committee (1976-79, 1980-82, 1988-95)
Webb
Lectures Committee (1977-78, 1984-87)
Recruitment
Committee (1977-78, 1983-84, 1990-91, 1992-93) (1995-96, 2004-2006)
Tenure
and Promotion Committee
(1978-79, 1982-83, 1986-87, 1988-89, 1990-91, 1992-93, 1996-97, 2000, 2002-2003)
High
School Teaching Committee (1983-85)
History
Fair Committee (1983-85)
Graduate
Studies Committee (1983-2002)
Newsletter
(1985-86)
Piper/Other
Nominations (1988-90)
Long-Range
Planning (1989-90)
Research
Enhancement & Nominations (1979-80, 1982-83, 1990-92, 1995-96, 1999-2002)
Executive
Committee (1992-94)
Garrett
Committee, (1996-1998)
Media
Committee (1992-95, 1997-98)
History
3300 Review (1999-2000)
Transatlantic
Committee (1999-2003)
Phi
Alpha Theta (1999-2007)
Grievance
(2001-2002); Chair, 2002-2003
MEMBERSHIP
IN LEARNED SOCIETIES
Conference on Latin American History
Southwest Council of Latin American Studies
Southern Historical Association
PUBLICATIONS
Books
2001
The
Mexican Nation: Historical Continuity and Modern Change.
2000
Dueling
Eagles: Reinterpreting
the U.S.-Mexico War, 1846-1848.
1996
La frontera México-Estados Unidos durante la época revolucionaria,
1910-1920.
Articles
and Essays
2007
“Africa’s Initial
Encounter with
2006
“A Conservative Prophet Confronts
the Northern Menace: Lucas Alaman and the U.S.-Mexican Conflict,
1822-1848.” By Jahrbuch Fur
Geschichte von Staat, Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft Lateinamerikas (
2005
“Climax
of Conflicts with Native Americans in
2001
“The Legacy of African Slavery in Colonial
2001
“Venustiano Carranza y la Constitución de 1917.” In
Sólo Historia: 13. (Dec.), 60-67.
2000
"A View
of the Periphery: Regional Factors and Collaboration During the U.S.-Mexico
Conflict, 1846-1848" in Dueling Eagles:
Reinterpreting the U.S.-Mexico War, 1845-1848, 127-154.
2000
“Carranza
ante la historiografia y la historia” in El
Siglo de la Revolución Mexicana by the Instituto Nacional de
Estudios Históricos de la Revolución Mexicana, vol. 2, 351-360.
1999
“Venustiano Carranza ante la Revolución y el mundo.” In Sólo
Historia: 4 (mayo-junio), 10-17.
1999
“Smoking Cobras:
1998
“The Carrancista Struggle Against Huertistas and Villistas in Coahuila,
1910-1920.” Eslabones, 15 (enero-junio), 32-47.
1996
"El régimen de Carranza y la frontera durante la Revolución Mexicana,"
Eslabones, 11 (enero-junio), 88-103.
1994
"Comparative Elite Systems in Latin America and the
1993
“Comparative Economic and Financial Structures in
1992
"Yucatán's Struggle for Sovereignty during the Mexican-U.S. Conflict,
1836-1848," in Richard Sanchez, Eric Van Young and Gisela Von Wobeser, eds.
La ciudad y el campo en la historia de México (Mexico City:
Instituto de Investigaciones Históricas, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de
Mexico), 173-183.
1991
“Venustiano Carranza ante la Revolución y el mundo." In Memoria del
Congreso Internacional Sobre la Revolución Mexicana, 2 vols.:2, pp.
371-378.
1989
"The Reformist Evolution of Carlos Pellegrini and Modern
1988
"Crisis in
1987
"Nationalism and Class Conflict in
"The Politics of Spanish Financial and Economic Policies During the Second
Republic, 1931-1933," The Historian, XLIX:3 (May), 348-367.
1986
"Andrew Trussell in
1984
"
1984
"Confrontation and Reconciliation: Spaniards and Mexicans During the
Mexican Revolution, 1910-1920," The
1982
"Intentos externos para derrocar al régimen de Carranza, 1915-1920."
Historia Mexicana, 32 (Julio-Septiembre), 106-132.
"Mexican Immigration and Border Strategy During the Revolution,
1910-1920,"
1980
"La Guerra de Texas se renova: Mexican Insurrection and Carrancista
Ambitions, 1900-1920," Aztlán: International Journal of Chicano
Studies Research, 11:1 (Spring), 1-32.
"Factional Political Strife in Coahuila, 1910-1920," the Hispanic
American Historical Review, 60 (February), 49-68.
1979
"Carranza: The Authoritarian Populist as Nationalist President,"
George Wolfskill and Douglas W. Richmond, eds. Essays on the Mexican
Revolution, 47-80.
1976
"El nacionalismo de Carranza y los cambios socioeconómicos,
1915-1920," Historia Mexicana, 26 (Julio-Septiembre), 107-131.
ENCYCLOPEDIA
ENTRIES
1999
Racial and
Ethnic Relations in America;
5 entries for Salem Press.
1999
Magill’s
Legal Guide;
2 items for Salem Press.
1999
World
Conflicts and Confrontations;
1 entry for Salem Press.
1999
Biographical Encyclopedia of Twentieth Century Leaders; 4 entries for
Salem Press.
1999
Popular Mucians; 2 entries for Salem Press
1999
The
Encyclopedia of North American History;
3 entries for Salem Press.
1998
Encyclopedia of Family Life. 2 entries for Salem Press.
1998
Encyclopedia of Multiculturalism; 7 entries for Marshall Cavendish.
1997
Encyclopedia of Mexican History; 4 entries for Fitzroy Dearborn.
1997
Encyclopedia
of Propaganda;
2 entries for M.E. Sharpe Press.
1997
Encyclopedia
of Civil Rights in America;
1 entry for M.E. Sharpe Press.
1997
Chronology
of European History;
6 entries for Salem Press.
1997
The United
States and Mexico at War: Nineteenth Century Expansionism and Conflict;
5 items for MacMillan Publishing Co.
1996
Latino Encyclopedia; 5 entries for Marshall Cavendish, Inc.
1995
Encyclopedia of Latin American History; 6 entries for MacMillan
Publishing Co.
1994
Encyclopedia of the United States Congress; 4 items for Simon &
Schuster.
Research
Notes:
1982
"Researching the Mexican Revolution: Sources and Suggestions,"
the Borderlands Journal, 6:1 (Fall), 85-91.
1976
"The Venustiano Carranza Archive," the Hispanic American Historical
Review, 56 (May), 290-294.
Book
Reviews:
2006
Charles H. Harris and Louis R. Sadler, The
2004
Robinson A. Herrera, Natives,
Europeans, and Africans in Sixteenth Century
2006
Charles H. Harris III and Louis R. Sadler, The
Archaeologist Was a Spy: Sylvanus G. Morley and the Office of Naval Intelligence
for the Hispanic American Historical Review, 84:2(May),387-388
2003
Joseph A.
Stout, Schemers and Dreamers: Filibustering
in
2003
Eric Van
Young, The Other Rebellion: Popular
Violence, Ideology, and the Mexican Struggle for
2002
James P.
Brennan and Ofelia Pianetto, Region and
Nation: Politics, Economy, and Society in Twentieth-Century
2002
Will Fowler, The
Writer and the Caudillo,
2002
Peter
Henderson, In the Absence of Don Portfirio:
Francisco León de la Barra and the Mexican Revolution in the New
Mexico Historical Review, 77:2 (Spring), 213-214.
2001
Fabio Bourbon,
The Lost Cities of the Mayas: The Life, Art,
and Discoveries of Frederick Catherwood in Terra
Incognitae, 33, 86-87.
2001
Mark Anderson,
Pancho Villa’s Revolution by Headlines in
the New Mexico Historical Review,
76:2 (April), 206-208.
1999
Terry Rugeley, Yucatan’s Maya Peasantry and the Origins of the Caste War
in the American Historical Review, 104:2 (April), 616-617
1999
Adrian Bantjes, As if Jesus Walked on Earth:
1998
William A. DePalo, The Mexican National Army, 1822-1852 in Military
History of the West, 28:1 (Spring), 95-96.
1997
Roderic Camp, Polling for Democracy, in the
1997
Michael Burdick, For God and the Fatherland: Religion and Politics in
1997
Samuel Brunk, Emiliano Zapata: Revolution and Betrayal in
1996
José Rabasa. Inventing
Josefina, Zoraida Vásquez, ed. De la rebelión de
1994
James A. Sandos, Rebellion in the Borderlands in the
Barry Gough, The Falkland Islands/Malvinas: The Contest for Empire in
the
1992
A. Brooke Caruso, The Mexican Spy Company:
1991
Felix Luna, Soy
1990
David G. LaFrance, The Mexican Revolution in
1990
John S. D. Eisenhower, So Far From God: The
Nestor T. Auza, Aciertos y fracasos sociales
1989
Paul Vanderwood, Border Fury: A Picture Postcard Record of
1988
Ilene O'Malley, The Myth of the Revolution: Hero Cults and the
Institutionalization of the Mexican State, 1920-1940, in the Hispanic
American Historical Review, 68:2 (May), 381-82.
John A. Britton, Carleton Beals: A Radical Journalist in Latin America,
in The
1988
Jack Jackson. Los Mesteños: Spanish Ranching in
Louis Brister, In Mexican Prisons: The Journal of Edvard Harkort,
1832-1834, in Southwestern Historical Quarterly, XCI:3 (Jan.),
393-94.
1986
Ann L. Craig, The First Agraristas: An Oral History or a Mexican
Agrarian Reform Movement, in
1984
Oscar J. Martínez, Fragments of the Mexican Revolution: Personal
Accounts From the Border, in
Richard W. Slatta, Gauchos and the Vanishing Frontier, in the
1983
W. Dirk Raat, Revoltosos:
1979
Isidro Fabela, Mis Memorias de la Revolución, in the Hispanic
American Historical Review, 59 (August), 529-530.
1979
Mark Gilderhus, Diplomacy and Revolution:
Mario Llerena, The Unsuspected Revolution, The Birth and Rise of
Castroism, in
"Regional Aspects of the Mexican Revolution," Review essay in New
Scholar, 7:2, 297-314.
1977
John H. Coatsworth, Crecimiento contra desarrollo: El Impacto Económico
de los Ferrocarriles en el Porfiriato, In New Scholar, 5:2,
414-416.
CONFERENCE
ACTIVITY AND INVITED LECTURES
2007
“Choques Sociales en Yucatan Durante la epoca de los Liberales y
el Segundo Imperio, 1855-1867” at the 40th annual conference of the
Southwest Council of Latin
American Studies in
2006
“ Carranza contra los Estados Unidos, 1913-1920.” Presented at
the Museo de Historia Mexicana in
2006
“The Final Years of the Vicente Fox Presidency in
2006
“ Africa’s Initial Encounter with
Albuquerqueon March 3.
2005
Chair and Commentator for “Diplomacy and Counterinsurgency in
early 19th Century
2005
“ Democracia y Descontento; El Gobierno de Vicente Fox, 2000-2004.”
Presented at the 38th meeting of the Southwest Council of Latin
American Studies in
2004
“The Nationalist Evolution of Carlos Pellegrini and Modern
2003
Commentator for “Politics and Exile in
2003
“Social Conflict in
2003
“El Primer Jefe Contra la Casa Blanca, 1913-1920” presented in
2003
“Mexican State Governments and the Carranza Regime, 1914-1920.”
Presented at the 36th annual meeting of the Southwest Council of
Latin American Studies in
2001
“Intrigas
fronterizas: The Anti-Carranza Exile Movement in the United States, 1915-1920,
” presented at the Fifth International Congress of the
2001
“The Climax of Spanish, Mexican, and U.S. Conflicts with Native Americans in
New Mexico: Treaty Making and the U.S.-Mexican War, 1846-1848” at the 34th
annual meeting of the Southwest Council of Latin American Studies in Santa Fe,
New Mexico on March 22.
2000
“Carranza ante la historiografia y la historia.” Invited lecture
presented at the Coloquio Internacional: El siglo de la Revolución Mexicana,
ayer, hoy y perspectivas, 1910-2000 in
2000
“Carranza y los Estados Unidos, 1913-1920.” Presented at the
Universidad de Puebla, March 9.
1999
Commentator
for “Migrations during the Mexican Revolution and Afterward” at the X
Conference of Mexican and North American Historians in
1999
Chair and
commentator for “la inmigracíon europea en la confirmacíon de la oligarquía
mexicana” at the X Conference of Mexican and North American Historians on
November 21.
1999
Chair
and commentator for “Religion, Politics, and Self-Identification in the
Peripheries of New Spain” at Social Science History Association in
1999
Participant in the Caribbean Resources for Atlantic History
workshop at Harvard University on November 6-7.
1999
"Afro-Tejanos in Colonial
1999
"Lucas Alamán’s Analysis of the U.S.-Mexican Conflict, 1844-1848."
Paper presented at the 77th annual meeting of the Southwestern Historical
Association in
1999
Chaired "Land, Labor, and Ideas in 19th Century
1997
“Colaboración entre mexicanos y estadounidenses durante la guerra
1997
"Native
Americans and the Mexican War in
1996
"La frontera norte durante la época de Venustiano Carranza."
Speech delivered in governor's palace in
1996
Co-organizer of "The U.S.-Mexican War Symposium." A two-day
conference held at the
1996
"A View of the Periphery: Regional Factors in the War."
Paper presented at "The U.S.-Mexican War Symposium" on October 26.
1996
"Consecuencias de la guerra
"The Legacy of African Slavery in Colonial
1995
Co-organizer of "The Challenge of Statehood." A symposium held
at the
1995
"La herencia de Carranza." Speech delivered at a public ceremony
commemorating the 75th anniversary of the death of former president Venustiano
Carranza in
Chair and commentator for "The Role of Medicine in Mexican History" at
the 73rd annual meeting of the Southwestern Historical Association in Dallas on
March 23, 1995.
1994
Commentator for "Historia Diplomatica" at the IX Conference of
Mexican, United States and Canadian Historians in Mexico City on October 28.
"Yucatán during the Liberal Epoch, 1849-1858." Paper presented
at the 27th annual meeting of the Southwest Council of Latin American Studies in
Latin American Studies in
1994
Commentator for "Foreign Interests and Latin American Revolutions" and
"The Mexican-American War" at the 72nd annual meeting of the
Southwestern Social Science Association on April 1 and 2, 1994 in San Antonio,
Texas.
1993
"Regional Aspects of Mexican History." Lecture presented at the
Fifth Annual Texas Geography Conference in
Commentator for "Culture and Development on
1993
Co-organizer of "Discovering
Chair and commentator for "United States-Mexican Relations during
the Constitutionalist Era" at the 15th Annual Mid-America Conference
on History in Stillwater, Oklahoma, September 17.
1992
Project Director for “The Changing Nature of the U.S.-Mexico Relationship.”
A two-day symposium held at the
1992
“Comparative Economic and Financial Structures in
1990
"Venustiano Carranza ante la Revolución y el Mundo." Paper
presented at the Congreso Internacional sobre la Revolución Mexicana in
Commentator for Hispanic Month conference at
"
“Comparative Elite Systems in
1989
“Latin America Since
1988
"Carranza
"Visions of the Carranza Period in
1987
Commentator for "Latin America and the World Market" at the 65th
meeting of the Southwest Social Science Association in
1986
Commentator for "Colonial Historiography" at the 19th annual meeting
of the Southwest Council of Latin American Studies in Fort Worth on March 15.
1985
"Provincial Factors During the War of 1847: The Case of Yucatán."
Paper presented at the VII Conference of Mexican and United States Historians in
"La Crisis in
1984
Commentator for "Labor in Latin America" at the Tenth Annual Southwest
Labor Studies Conference in
1984
"Mexican Labor during the Madero Era, 1910-1913." Paper
presented at the Southwestern Social Science Association in
1983
"Latin American Oligarchies in Comparative Perspective, 1870-1910."
Paper presented at the 98th meeting of the American Historical Association in
1982
"Researching the Revolution: The Violent Years, 1910-1920."
Paper presented at the Southwestern Social Science Association in
1982
"The Impact of Carlos Pellegrini Upon Modern
1980
"Yucatán durante la época carrancista, 1914-1920." Paper
presented at the Segunda Semana de Historia at the Universidad de Yucatán in Mérida
on February 29.
1979
"Se repite la guerra de
1978
"Coahuila." Paper presented at the 93rd meeting of the American
Historical Association in
1978
"Mexican Politics and Society during the Carranza Epoch, 1913-1920."
Illustrated lecture presented at the 13th Walter Prescott Webb Memorial
Lectures, March 16.
1974
"Socioeconomic Aspects of Carrancismo, 1915-1920." Paper
presented at the Pacific Coast Branch of the American Historical Association in
CURRENT
RESEARCH PROJECTS
“Yucatan
During the Liberal Era, 1855-1876” Monograph underway
“Civil War in the Countryside:
PRIZES
2006
Harvey L. Johnson prize awarded for best article by the Southwest
Council of Latin American Studies on March 2, for “The Climax of Conflicts
with Native Americans in