SPECIAL ISSUE: Environmental Impact of the Portuguese Empire

INTRODUCTION
Francisco Bethencourt, Introduction, p. 317–330

PART 1: BRAZIL
Diogo de Carvalho Cabral, Ana Lunara Morais, Jorun Poettering, Cristiane Barreto, Tiago Luis Gil, Placing the Empire: Environmental Geographies of Portuguese America, p. 331–360
Joana Sousa, Ricardo Ventura, Miguel Carmo, The Colour of Rice: Rice Production Policies and Agrodiversity Loss in Colonial Brazil, p. 361–385
José Augusto Pádua, The Luso–Brazilian Enlightenment in the History of the Modern Concept of Sustainability, p. 386–411
Décio de Alencar Guzmán, The Environmental Impact of the Portuguese Empire on Amazonian Indigenous Societies in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries, p. 412–432

PART 2: AFRICA
Susana Münch Miranda, João Paulo Salvado, Ivory and Empire: Monopoly Trade from Angola to Lisbon, 1723–1833, p. 433–458
Marta Macedo, Maroon Ecologies in Nineteenth Century São Tomé, p. 459–485
Bernardo Pinto da Cruz, The Developmental Effects of Late-Colonial Coercion: Countersubversion and the Cunene Development Scheme, Angola (1968–1974), p. 486–511
José Pedro Monteiro, Portuguese Late Colonialism and International “Indigenous” Politics: the Spectrum of Protection, Transformation and Discrimination (1945–1972), p. 512–542

PART 3: SOUTH AFRICA
José Miguel Ferreira, Into the Woods: Forests and Colonialism in Nineteenth Century Portuguese India, p. 543–569

PART 4: PORTUGAL
Koldo Trapaga-Monchet, Conservation or Destruction? Revisiting the Environmental Footprint Left by the Sugar Industry in Madeira and the Shipbuilding Industry in Lisbon on Woodlands (Fifteenth–Seventeenth Centuries), p. 571–595
Amélia Polónia, Environmental Impacts of Naval Logistics in Portuguese Seaports Worldwide Sixteenth-Seventeenth Centuries, p. 596–618

Book reviews, p. 619–630
Review essay, p. 631–633

Editorial Team, Editorial, p. 1–4

SPECIAL ISSUE: Indigeneity in the Portuguese Speaking Worlds

André Luís Bezerra Ferreira, The (In)felicity of Being Índio: Making Indigeneity Intelligible in the Portuguese Amazon in the Eighteenth Century, p. 5–34
Maria Regina Celestino de Almeida, To Become an Aldeado Indian: Socio-cultural and Political Appropriations in the Aldeias – Rio de Janeiro – from Colony to the Nineteenth Century, p. 35–65
Cristina Pompa, Colonial Indians. Indigenous Agency in Northeast Brazil in the Seventeenth Century, p. 66–93
Mariana Albuquerque Dantas, Disputes about Indigeneity: Erasure and Permanence in Riacho do Mato (Pernambuco, Brazil) 1860–1890, p. 94–127
Vinícius Venancio, “Indigenous”, “Indigents” and “Exiles”: Circulations of “Africans” and the Production of Indigeneity in Cape Verde, p. 128–150
Matheus Serva Pereira, African Experiences of “Assimilation”: Racism, Negotiation, and Resistance in Colonial Mozambique (1917–1961), p. 151–175
Pedro Cerdeira, Rural Schools, Farm Co-Operatives and the Late Colonial Recreation of African Rurality in Guinea-Bissau, p. 176–201
Laura S. Meitzner Yoder, Susanna Barnes, Indigenous Land, Indigenous People: Distinction, Belonging, and Identities in Portuguese Timor, p. 202–231

Editorial Team, Editorial, p. 143–147
Daniel Tjarks, The Angolan System of Cities in Late Portuguese Colonialism: Demography, Economy, and Policy, p. 149–174
Catarina Sampaio, Cape Verdean Construction Workers in Lisbon (1961–1974): Politics of Ambiguity in the Last Phase of Estado Novo, p. 175–205
Pedro David Gomes, Tradition and Modernity in the History of Pop-Rock and Semba. Unravelling Urban Life and Cultural Boundaries in Colonial Luanda’s Music Scene, p. 206–233
Beatriz Serrazina, Urban Policies, Architectural Dissonances, and Not So ‘Modern’ Buildings in Late Colonial Luanda, p. 234–265
Giacomo Mastrogregori, The Padroado Real in Kongo and the Prelude of the Capuchin Missio Antiqua (Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries), p. 267–296
Florian Herrendorf, The Rise and Fall of a Forgotten Colony: Dutch Angola, 1641–1648, p. 297–330
Christoph Kalter, Reparations for Settlers? The “Despoiled” from Africa and Postcolonial Portugal (1975–2021), p. 331–366

Book Reviews, p. 367–373

Editorial Team, Editorial, p. 1–4

Public Debt and Public Finances in Portugal
Leonor Freire Costa, António Castro Henriques, Different Indeed: Portuguese Sovereign Debt from 1500 to 1796, p. 5–28
Susana Münch Miranda, Lisbeth Rodrigues, Bruno Lopes, The Social Distribution of Public Debt in Portugal, 1529–1680, p. 29–60
Ana Tomás, Nuno Valério, Confidence of Financial Markets in a Dictatorship – Portugal 1926–1974, p. 61–75
Ricardo Ferraz, Portuguese Public Finances in the Golden Age, 1950–1973: an Illustrated Overview, p. 76–99

ARTICLES
Helder Carita, From Macau to Goa and Mozambique: Oyster Windows in Indo-Portuguese Architecture, p. 101–121
Maria João Neto, Teresa Neto, Sir Francis Cook, Viscount of Monserrate, an Art Collector with Social and Scholastic Concerns, p. 122–142

SPECIAL ISSUE: Independences and Self-Determinations in the Portuguese Speaking Worlds

EDITORIAL
Editorial Team, Special Issue: Independences and Self-Determinations in the Portuguese Speaking Worlds, p. 219–221

Vasco Martins, Revolution, Morality, and Heroism in Angola, p. 223–245
Andreas Zeman, Flag Independence without Flags? Mozambican Decolonization on the Periphery of the New Nation, p. 246–267
Gerhard Seibert, “Independencia total, ça quá pôvô mêcê” Anti-colonial Activism and Independence in São Tomé and Príncipe, p. 268–296
Carmen Amado Mendes, Pedro Steenhagen, An Exceptional Retrocession: the Establishment of the Macau SAR from a Political Perspective, p. 297–312
Zélia Pereira, Rui Graça Feijó, Singularities of Timor-Leste’s Process of Self-Determination (1974–2002), p. 313–336
Aurora Almada e Santos, The Independence of Cabo Verde: from the Diaspora to the Archipelago, p. 337–364

Independence of Brazil – Historiographical Trends
Nívia Pombo, The End of the Eclipse for Enlightened Reformation: The Classics and New Interpretations, p. 365–379
Rafael Cariello, Thales Zamberlan Pereira, The Independence of Brazil and Its Historiography, p. 380–390

Independence of Brazil – Public History
Fernando Nicolazzi, Maria Leopoldina between History and Memory. Public Uses of the Past in the Bicentennial of Brazil’s Independence, p. 391–404

ARTICLES
Jorge Mano Torres, Social Welfare in Iberian Corporatism: a Comparative Approach to the Organic Structures of the Guardianship Bodies, p. 405–431
Henrique Modanez de Sant’Anna, Oliveira Martins’s Alexander the Great in O Helenismo e a civilização cristã. A Nineteenth-Century Portuguese Scholar between Plutarch and Hegelianism, p. 432–452
Pedro Cerdeira, A Decolonisation Delayed and a Case for the Local Approach. Local State and Transition in Guinea-Bissau, p. 453–470

Book Reviews, p. 471–495

SPECIAL ISSUE: Portuguese-Speaking Sephardic Women in the Premodern World
Erik Odegard, Sephardic Women Between Dutch Atlantic Worlds, 1654–1680, p. 1
Hugo Martins, Customs, Rites, and Popular Traditions: Domestic Sphere and Family Life Among Women of the Portuguese Nation, p. 22
Sophie Rose, Contesting Ketubas, Negotiating Nuptials: Sephardic Women and Colonial Law in Eighteenth-Century Suriname, p. 54

ARTICLES
Alicia Miguélez, Pedro Martins, The Uses of the Medieval Past in Contemporary European Political Discourse: Some Reflections Arising from the Portuguese Cas, p. 73
Fernanda Sposito, Portuguese Invasions in Paraguay-Río de la Plata During the Iberian Union: Moving Between Local Conflicts and Imperial Projects, p. 103
Paulo Teodoro de Matos, Portuguese Colonial Cities on the Atlantic Coasts: A Demographic Study, 1776–1809, p. 133
Juan José Diáz Benítez, British Military Planning on Portugal in the Second World War, p. 173

ROUNDTABLE
Kwasi Konadu, Many Black Women of this Fortress: Graça, Mónica and Adwoa, Three Enslaved Women of Portugal’s African Empire. London: Hurst & Company, 2022, p. 177
Filipa Ribeiro da Silva, Rewriting the History of Portuguese Empire: Bottom-up, Gendered, and Emotional Perspectives, p. 193
Bronwen Everill Weaponizing Gender: Inquisition Records and Portuguese Slavery in West Africa, p. 201

Book reviews, p. 205

SPECIAL ISSUE: Migrations and Diasporas in Portuguese Speaking Africa(s)
Philip J. Havik, Malyn Newitt, Preface,, p. 1
Philip J. Havik, Introduction: Migrations, Diasporas, and Identities in Lusophone Africa, p. 6
Allegra Ayid, Pre-Colonial Lusophone Kingship and Elite Migrations: A Case Study of the Warri Kingdom, p. 30
Ana Rita Amaral, Um Portuense em África: Notes for a Biography of a Luso-African Archive, p. 47
Marilla MacGregor, Confronting Different Realities: Libraries in Cabo Verde and the Case for Comparative Librarianship, p. 68
Aleida Mendes BorgesEmigration and Citizenship: Diaspora Political Engagement in Cabo Verde, p. 86
Nikkie Wiegink, Resettlements in Mozambique: Development, Displacement, and Control in the (Post)Colony, p. 113
Salvador Forquilha, João Pereira, Migration Dynamics and the Making of the Jihadi Insurgency in Northern Mozambique, p. 132

ARTICLES
Claude B. Stuczynski, A Message from the Cortes de amor: An Admonishment on New Christians Attributed to Father António Vieira, p. 155
Fernando Dores Costa, Mouzinho da Silveira or the Unforeseen Revolution, p. 191
Richard Cleminson, Anticolonialism in Early Twentieth-Century Portugal: The Ambivalences of Race and Transnationalism in O Negro (1911), p. 218

SPECIAL ISSUE: Management of Diversity in the Portuguese Empire, 1415-1974 – Part 2
Philip J. Havik, Creolization and Empire: Creating Diversity and Navigating Social Change in Portuguese West Africa, p. 1
Filipa Ribeiro da Silva, Portuguese Slave Legislation and the First Wave of Uprisings by Enslaved Africans in the Iberian Atlantic World, 1400s-1500s, p. 24
Noelle N. Richardson, Managing Diversity in the Eighteenth-Century Estado da Índia, p. 40
Ricardo Roque, The ‘Ethno-Political Multiple’: Colonial Investigations of Indigenous Polities in East Timor, p. 67

ROUNDTABLE: Francisco Bethencourt (eds.). Inequality in the Portuguese Speaking World. Global and Historical Perspectives. Sussex: Sussex Academic Press, 2018
Pedro Machad, Concept Creep, p. 111
Carlos da Silva, Jr., Slavery and Racism as Major Factor of Structural Inequalities in Brazil in the Long-run, p. 117
Beatriz Catão Cruz Santos, From Dances to Awnings and Arches: The Corpus Christi Procession of Porto in the 18th, p. 123

SPECIAL ISSUE
MANAGEMENT OF DIVERSITY IN THE PORTUGUESE EMPIRE, 1415-1974 - PART 1
Francisco Bethencourt, Managing Diversity in the Portuguese Empire
Bruno Romero Ferreira Miranda, Mariana Albuquerque Dantas, A Government of Indigenous Peoples: Administration, Land, and Work in the State of Brazil during the Portuguese Empire (1548-1822)
Ana Guardião, A Matter of Control: Colonial and Humanitarian Population Management Strategies, Angolan Refugees' Resistance, and the Politics of Difference (1961-1964)
Zachary Kagan Guthrie, Race and Labor in Beira during the Era of Imperial Reform
Sarah Albiez-Wieck, Taxing Calidad: The Case of Spanish America and the Philippines
Edmond Smith, Practicing Exclusion and Managing Diversity in England's Trade and Empire, 1550-1700

ROUNDTABLE
António Manuel Hespanha, Filhos da Terra: Identidades mestiças nos confins da expansão portuguesa, Lisbon: Tinta da China, 2019
Zoltán Biedermann, Commentary on António Manuel Hespanha, Filhos da Terra. Identidades mestiças nos confins da expansão portuguesa
Edgar Pereira, Reappraising Informal Imperialism in the Early Modern Portuguese Expansion A Commentary on António Hespanha's Filhos da Terra

ARTICLES
Susana Varela Flor, “The Palace of the Soul Serene”: Queen Catherine of Braganza and the Consumption of Tea in Stuart England (1662-1693)

ARTICLES
Liliana Oliveira, Naval Logistics and Imperial Consolidation: Powerplays Between the Central Powers and Private Entrepreneurship (1481-1640)
Stuart B. Schwartz, Ana Hutz, Brazil in the Global Economy of the Catholic Monarchy: The Dutch Capture of Salvador da Bahia and the 'Merchants' War'. Arbitrio of Francisco de Retama
Carla Vieira, Pombal and the Jews: Sebastião José de Carvalho e Melo's Views on Judaism, Jews and New Christians
Adelaide Vieira Machado, The Intellectual Biography of Pracasha (1928-1937) as a Contribution to the Cultural Study of Democratic Thought in Goa
Catherine S. Chan, José Luís de Sales Marques, Extradition, Extraterritoriality, and Murder: Managing Portuguese Criminals in Chinese Port Cities
Luísa Tiago de Oliveira, Practices and Representations: The Portugal of Michel Giacometti