Historical archives of the Republic of Panama

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Abstract

Despite the significance of the Panama Canal in the maritime economy, the Republic of Panama has not yet been studied adequately, particularly its domestic archives. After a critique of existing historical writing on major Panamanian topics, problems, and deficiencies, this research note provides a brief history of the national archives in Panama and the most significant private collections. The coverage identifies the contents, subdivisions, and shortcomings of these archives as well as finding aids and catalogues. It also describes the most relevant published sources on the history of the Isthmian Republic, including government publications, periodicals and newspapers, and compilations.

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Meding, H. M. (1999). Historical archives of the Republic of Panama. Latin American Research Review, 34(3), 129–142. https://doi.org/10.1017/s002387910003939x

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