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El despertar de Chile: Radiografía de un movimiento social espontáneo en contra del modelo neoliberal by Lawrence, Tomás

“…The crowd, tired of one-way policies promulgated by elitist governments, and an application of a neoliberal model,  that  regulate  since  the  return  of  the  democracy,  made  nothing  but  increase  the  economic inequalities in the country, unleash a social outbreak with the concomitant demand of a constitutional change. …”
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Synergies between special interest tourism and production systems based on traditional and intercultural knowledge by Aravena Paillalef, Gustavo, Barchiesi Ferrari, Claudia

“…In the context of peasant economies, which develop in geographic sectors where their ecosystems are fragile from the productive point of view, due to soil limitations, topography, climatic conditions such as cold, rain and snow, it is not easy to identify alternatives for sustainable economic development that allows to overcome subsistence situations. …”
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“Uprising and Looting in the North Offices”. Indications of Workers Protest in the Saltpeter Industry during the Peruvian Period. Tarapacá in the Crisis of 1867 by González Miranda, Sergio, González Pizarro, Sergio Andrés

“…These rebellions were produced due to the arbitrary change of workers wages, supposedly a product of the economic crisis of 1867.…”
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Dictatorship and Youth at the University of Concepción: Social Disciplining and Political Loyalty, 1973-1983 by Portiño Lepe, Diego Alonso

“…It had the double purpose of purging the revolutionary youth of the Popular Unity and ensuring the reproduction of the political, economic and social order imposed by the military regime. …”
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Topological production of domesticity by Kiekebusch Aspee, Valeria, Sepúlveda Sepúlveda, Ulises

“…These limitations are overcome only through personal networks generated by families, revealing economic limitations and the activation of personal networks as the only possibility of support.…”
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Pasarelas, diálogos y muros entre el progreso/desarrollo y lo común/comunidad (notas parciales y en filigrana) by González Meyer, Raúl

“…This, as an idea and purpose, has its roots in the notion of progress that has been imposed and spilled from thewestern center in recent centuries and has a milestone and historical refraction in the decades of the 30s to 50s of the 20th century in which the processes of African, Arab and Asian decolonization, the crises of oligarchic domination inLatin America, the European reconstruction, the loss of legitimacy of economic liberalism, the gain of planning prestige, and  the  awareness  of  the  great  world  poverty –in  an  advanced  era  of  science,  technology  and productivity– leads to strengthening institutional, organizational, engineering and conceptual processes, in order to create or consolidate development dynamics in an accelerated way. …”
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EL ESTADO Y LA ENSEÑANZA DURANTE EL PERONISMO: PRIMERAS ACCIONES EN TORNO A LA ORIENTACIÓN AGROINDUSTRIAL EN EL DEPARTAMENTO DE SAN RAFAEL (MENDOZA-ARGENTINA) ENTRE 1947-1951 by Hirschegger, Ivana

“…From the above, the present work aims to study the first state actions on agribusiness education in the province of  Mendoza (Argentina), for which we have selected a  municipality that is part of Oasis South, San Rafael, whose base main economic era agriculture and livestock. Attend, first, to agricultural education  practiced in establishments specifically dedicated to that purpose.…”
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Indigenous Mobilities Under Colonial Domination. An Approach Based on Notarial Protocols. (Cordoba, 1573-1600) by González Navarro, Constanza María, Marschoff, Maria

“…Within the context of colonial domination, the documents analyzed make it possible to recognize the agency of the subjects under study and to differentiate those compulsive displacements, group or individual, caused by the Spanish elite, from those others that rather represented their own decision-making that would have constituted forms of resistance and/or survival of the local populations within the framework of the colonial social, economic and political relations in which they were inserted.…”
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From “The Mother of the Litoral” to “Dead City”. Continuities, Popular Agencies and Decline of Cobija in its Chilean Stage (1877-1931) by Galaz-Mandakovic Fernández, Damir

“…It is shown that the definitive decline of Cobija has to do with the emergence of the Gatico mineral (10 kilometers north of Cobija), a mineral that was industrialized in 1905, generating a territorial transformation in economic, demographic and political terms. The other process that we want to analyze refers to the coup de grace that Cobija received in 1913 through a nationalist community agency in Tocopilla that prevented the resurgence of the port through a project related to Chuquicamata and the Guggenheim family of New York, which sought revitalize the deteriorating port. …”
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Persistence, vulnerabilities and inequalities in paradise, Galapagos by Muñoz Barriga, Andrea

“…The intricate relationship between nature, tourism and society in an unique place like Galapagos is analyzed from diverse perspectives, in which it is take into consideration some key aspects like conservation, the residents and tourists perceptions and the tourism phenomenon as a disruptor element in a protected area. Tourism is the economic driver of Galapagos, which sometimes leads to the displacement (gentrification?) …”
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