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Iberia and the American Colonial State: Paperwork, Archives, and Fictional Claims
By
Jorge Cañizares-Esguerra
In both the Iberian Peninsula and the New World, the archive played a central role in the creation of borders. Through the alchemy of litigation and treaty mediation, the paperwork of fictional claims was transformed into lines on the ground.  
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How Christian was Iberia in the Middle Ages?
By
David Wacks
Christian cultural practice in the Iberian Peninsula belies a lingering paganism in the Peninsula well after we assume the total defeat of organized pagan religion: you just have to know where to look.
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