Barry M. Robinson

Assistant Professor of History
Department of History
Office: DBH 314
Phone: (205) 726-4318
Email:bmrobins@samford.edu
Ph.D., History, Vanderbilt University, 2005
M.A., History, Vanderbilt University, 2001
B.A., Spanish and History, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, 1998
Fields: Latin America, Ethnohistory, Atlantic World

Professional Interests: Dr. Robinson specializes in the history of late colonial and early 19th century Mexico, with a particular interest in the social transformations accompanying the end of European colonialism, and the resulting implications for the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

Check out Slaves, Subjects, and Subversives at the University of New Mexico Press

Personal Interests: Traveling, reading, sports, genealogy, and games of most any sort.

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Spring 2009
Hist 461	Modern Latin America
Uccp10122	Cultural Perspectives II
Uccp10126	Cultural Perspectives II

Fall 2008
Last 201	Latin American Studies
Uccp10129	Cultural Perspectives I
Uccp10134	Cultural Perspectives I
Spring 2008
Hist 495	Senior Seminar
Uccp 10216	Cultural Perspectives II
Uccp 10219	Cultural Perspectives II