Human geography. Ahpikondiá / Gerardo Reichel-Dolmatoff
Photographs of indigenous people / Gerardo Reichel-Dolmatoff
"One after the other, they fell under your majesty's rule" : lands loyal to the Bogotá become New Granada / Gonzalo Jiménez de Quesada and anonymous
A city in the African diaspora / Anonymous and Álvaro José Arroyo
Crossing to nationhood across a Cabuya bridge in the Eastern Andes / Manuel Ancízar
A gaping mouth swallowing men / José Eustasio Rivera
Frontier "incidents" trouble Bogotá / Jane M. Rausch and Alfredo Villamil Fajardo
Crab antics on San Andrés and Providencia / Peter Wilson
Pacific coast communities and law 70 of 1993 / Senate of the Republic of Colombia
Toward a history of Colombian musics / Egberto Bermúdez
Colombian soccer is transformed : the selección nacional in the 1990s / Andrés Dávila Ladrón de Guevara
Colombian queens / Jaime Manrique.
Religious pluralities : faith, intolerance, politics, and accommodation. Idolators and encomenderos / Fray Jerónimo de San Miguel
Miracles made possible by African interpreters / Anna María Splendiani and Tulio Aristizábal
My soul, impoverished and unclothed... / Francisca Josefa Castillo
A king of cups / Gregorio José Rodríguez Carrillo, Bishop of Cartagena
Courting Papal anger : the "scandal" or Mortmain property / Tomás Cipriano de Mosquera
Liberalism and sin / Anonymous, Rafael Uribe Uribe, and Andrés Botero
Sabina, bring some candles and light to the Virgin / Albalucía Ángel
Professions and festivities / Nereo López, Richard Cross, and Nina Sánchez de Friedemann
We were not able to say that we were Jewish / Paul Hané
As a Colombian, as a Sociologist, as a Christian, and as a Priest, I am a revolutionary / Camilo Torres Restrepo
Who stole the Chalice from Badillo's church? / Rafael Escalona
Life is a Birimbí / Rodrigo Parra Sandoval
Our lady of the assassins / Fernando Vallejo
One women's path to Pentecostal conversion / Elizabeth Brusco
La ombligada / Sergio Antonio Mosquera
Witness to impunity / Javier Giraldo, SJ.
City and country. Emptying the "storehouse" of Indian labor and goods / Anonymous
To Santafé! to Santafé! / Anonymous
Killing a jaguar / Jorge Isaacs
The time of the slaves is over / Candelario Obeso
A landowner's rules / Ángel María Caballero
Muleteers on the road / Beatríz Helena Robledo
Campesino life in the Boyacá highlands / Orlando Fals Borda
One lowland town becomes a world : Gabriel García Márquez returning to Aracataca / Gabriel García Márquez
The bricklayers : 1968 on film / Jorge Rufinelli
Switchblades in the city / Arturo Álape, interview with Jesús
Desplazado : "now I am here as an outcast" / Anonymous
An agrarian counterrreform / Luis Bernardo Flórez Enciso.
Lived inequalities. Rules are issued for different populations : Indians, Blacks, Non-Christians / Anonymous
The marqués and marquesa of San Jorge / Joaquín Gutiérrez
An Indian nobleman petitions his king / Diego de Torres
A captured maroon faces his interrogators / Francisco Angola
Carrasquilla's characters : La Negra Narcissa, el Amito Martin, and Doña Bárbara / Tomás Carrasquilla
Carried through the streets of Bogotá : grandmother's sedan chair / Eduardo Caballero Calderón
The street-car Bogotá of new social groups : clerks, switchboard operators, pharmacists / Augusto Morales Pino
It is a norm among us to believe that a women cannot act on her own criteria / María Cano
I energetically protest in defense of truth and justice / Manuel Quintín Lame
Bringing presents from abroad / Manuel Zapata Olivella
Cleaning for other people / Anna Rubbo and Michael Taussig
A feminist writer sketches the interior life and death of an upper-class woman / Marvel Moreno
Barranquilla's first gay carnival queen / Gloria Triana, interview with Lino Fernando
Romance tourism / Felicity Schaeffer-Grabiel
They are using me as cannon fodder / Flaco Flow and Melanina.
Violence. Captains and criminals / Juan Rodríguez Freile
War to death / Simón Bolívar
A girl's view of war in the capital / Soledad Acosta de Samper
Let this be our last war / José María Quijano Wallis
The "silent demonstration" of February 7, 1948 / Jorge Eliécer Gaitán
Dead bodies appear on the streets / Gustavo Álvarez Gardeazábal
Cruelty acted as a stimulant / José Gutiérrez Rodríguez
Two views of the national front / Álvaro Gómez Hurtado and Ofelia Uribe de Acosta
Starting points for the FARC and the ELN / Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia and Ejército de Liberación Nacional
Where is Omaira Montoya? / María Tila Uribe and Francisco J. Trujillo
We prefer a grave in Colombia to a cell in the United States / Los extraditables
A medic's life within a cocaine-fueled paramilitary organization / Diego Viáfara Salinas
Carlos Castaño "confesses" / Mauricio Arangurén Molina
The song of the flies / María Mercedes Carranza
Kidnapped / Major General Luis Mendieta Ovalle
Parapolitics / Claudia López and Óscar Sevillano
Turning points in the Colombia conflict, 1960s-1990s / Joseph Fabry, James Mollison, Roberto Romero Ospina, Daniel Jiménez, El Espectador, and Ricardo Mazalán.
Change and continuity in the Colombian economy. El Dorado / Fray Pedro Simón
The conquest yields other treasures : potatoes, yucca, corn / Juan de Castellanos and Galeotto Cei
Cauca's slave economy / Germán Colmenares
A Jesuit writes to the king : profits from coca leaf could surpass tea / Antonio Julián
Bogotá's market, ca. 1850 / Agustín Codazzi
A banker invites other bankers to make money in Colombia / Phanor James Elder
How many people were massacred in 1928? / Telegrams, American Legation i nBogotá and Consul in Santa Marta
Strikers or revolutionaries? Strikers and revolutionaries? / Mauricio Archila Neira and Raúl Eduardo Mahecha
Coffee and "social equilibrium" / Federación Nacional de Cafeteros
Two views of a foreign mining enclave: the Chocó pacífico / Patrick O'Neill and Aquiles Escalante
Carlos Ardila Lülle: "how I got rich" / Particia Lara Salive and Jesús Ortíz Nieves
The arrow / David Sánchez Juliao
A portrait of drug "mules" in the 1990s / Alfredo Molano
Luciano Romero : one among thousands of unionists murdered in Colombia / European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights and Peter Brabeck-Letmathe.
Transnational Colombia. A Creole reads the declaration of the rights of man and the citizen / Antonio Nariño
Humboldt's diary, May 1801 / Alexander con Humboldt
The most practical, because the most brutal / José Asunción Silva
Grandfather arrives from Bremen / Pedro Gómez Valderrama
We were called "Turks" / Elías Saer Kayata
Two presidents' views : "I took Isthmus" and "I was dispossessed, insulted, dishonored to no end" / Theodore Roosevelt and Marco Fidel Suárez
Facing the Yankee enemy / José María Vargas Vila
Bogotá's art scene in 1957 : "there is no room for any of the old servilism" / Marta Traba
1969 : the GAO evaluates money spent in Colombia / US Senate Committee on Foreign Relations
Who was where during the Mapiripán massacre? / Ignacio Gómez Gómez
A minga of voluntary eradication / Asociación Popular de Negros Unidos de Rio Yurumanguí (APONURY)
Latin American ex-presidents push to reorient the War on Drugs / Latin American Commission on Drugs and Democracy
A new export product : yo soy Betty, la fea goes global / Yeidy Rivero
Today we understand and say no / Lorenzo Muelas
Toward a stable and enduring peace / Delegados del Gobierno de la República de Colombia (Gobierno Nacional) and Delegados del las Fuerzas armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia
Ejército del Pueblo.