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Border Processes in Bolivia: why is Chile Concentrating Bolivian Interest and not another Country? by Orellana Yáñez, José, Pozo Paillán, Ignacio

“…Therefore, the hypothesis is that through the category of myth, more clarity could be found to understand the maritime mythology now indianized, constitutionalized, and plurinationalized, projecting itself more assertive for Bolivian internal cohesion and functional to its foreign policy.…”
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VENTAS DE TIERRAS MAPUCHES EN LOS PREÁMBULOS DE LA PACIFICACION DE LA ARAUCANIA: NACIMIENTO, 18641866. by León Solís, Leonardo

“…ABSTRACT This article examines the sale of tribal lands in the district of Nacimiento during the years preceding the introduction of the Indian Law of 1866; it argues that the aforementioned sale, carried about by members of the Lelfunche (llanista) and Nagchez (Abajinos) tribes, was an unexpected response to the  process of modernization and mercantilism that affected the frontier region during those years, hastening further when the Chilean Government announced laws prohibiting the sale of Indian lands. …”
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Reacomodamientos indígenas: Entre los comienzos de la colonización y la modernidad tardía. by Zanolli, Carlos Eduardo

“…  ABSTRACT The formation of an Indian village in the context of American sixteenth century, where even the individual and collective history itself had a relative value, brought about a number of situations you may unthinkable that, as in the case of ( re) indigenous emergencies occurred in the last decades of the twentieth century , they include the preºsence of voices and agents who try to make the most out of their situation of dominated. …”
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UNA PROPUESTA PARA EL ESTUDIO COMPARADO DE UN IMPERIO GLOBAL SIN COLONIAS: LA ACCIÓN DE GOBIERNO DE FRANCISCO FERNÁNDEZ DE LA CUEVA, IV DUQUE DE ALBURQUERQUE, VIRREY DE NUEVA ESPAÑ... by De Nardi, Loris

“…ABSTRACT Basing on the process of historiographical revision, introduced by the Global History, this lecture is going to offer a speculation on the scientific and methodological opportunity of a direct comparison between Italian domains and Indian  territories of the catholic Monarchy. …”
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FREDDY TABERNA, ANTROPOLOGÍA PARA LA REVOLUCIÓN by Chiappe, Carlos María

“…ABSTRACT During Salvador Allende´s Government (1970-1973) the Andean Chilean studies devoted themselves to investigate the indian communities from Norte  Grande aiming to balance their adequacy potential (and the way in which it should be carried on) to the reforms implemented by the National government  in a world context marked by development issues.…”
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