Portuguese Studies Review, Vol. 34, No. 1 (Summer 2026)
The Lusophone World Through Transcultural and Intersectional Perspectives: Special Issue
New Series (PRELIMINARY TOC) (fully finalized TOC coming very shortly).
(Guest Editor: Robert A. Kenedy)
~ Select Papers from the Lusophone Studies Association conference held in Porto, Portugal, 25-27 June 2025 ~
Robert A. Kenedy
“Introduction"
Ivana Elbl
“The Advice of Infante Dom Henrique on the Priorities of King Afonso V of Portugal: When, Why, How?"
Carlos M. Martín González
“An Anglo-Spanish Fleet to Guinea, 1481–1482: Breaching the Treaty of Alcáçovas through the Lens of Offensive"
Fernando Tavares Pimenta
The Lusophone “Archipelago” in 19th Century India: The Luso-Indian Catholic Communities of the Portuguese Patronage of the East and the Action of Archbishop Primate Aires de Ornelas e Vasconcelos (1874-1880)"
Eugenio Lucotti
“A Luanda de Alfredo Troni: Representações da sociedade colonial oitocentista no fim do século XX"
Aida Jordão
“Inês de Castro in Negra Bá: Complicating Race and Class on the Brazilian Stage"
Milene dos Anjos Fernandes and Conceição Meireles Pereira
“Microdados sobre mobilidade individual e familiar no Concelho de Fafe (1834-1920): A migração foi um fenómeno de base familiar?"
Karolina Válová
“ Representação da cidade em Rumo, a primeira novela Roma portuguesa, de Natanael Santos"
Robert A. Kenedy
“Working Women Luso and Latin Canadian HIPPY Parents and Children through Concentric Intersectional Spaces of Lived Experience"
~ Individually Submitted Review Essay ~
Michel Cahen
“Which Morality for which Revolution? About Benedito Luís Machava, The Morality of Revolution. Reeducation Camps and the Politics of Punishment in Socialist Mozambique, 1968-1990 (Athens OH: Ohio University Press, 2025, 334 pp., bibliography, index)"
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