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La concepción de desarrollo de la junta de adelanto de Arica (JAA): Una aproximación desde el diario Concordia 1960-1966. by Cerda León, Armando, Ruz Zagal, Rodrigo

“…To do this, the editorial columns outlined periodically by the newspaper Concordia are used. The referred daily is contemporary to the first years of operation of the JAA, time in which the infrastructure and social grievances from the period of the Free Port, coexisted with an air of optimism and economic bonanza. …”
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“One House per Family” Political and Professional Discourses in New Housing Institutions in Chile (1936-1965) by Ibarra Alonso, Macarena, Rosso Ávila, Beatriz

“…The dimensions of this new political and technical discourse are studied through official periodical sources, which also show the emergence of the figure of the working family and the validation of the new institutionality between settlers and professionals.…”
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Elections, Justice and Militias. The Dominant Sectors Against the Construction of Local Power in Aconcagua during the Republican Organization of Chile (1818-1833). by Páez Debia, Gabriel

“… It is revealed that during the period studied these strategies were key in the dissent that occurred throughout the province, a breeding ground and the main cause of the conservative triumph in the region after the civil war of 1829-1830.…”
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Aceleración, paralización y desaceleración: Los patrones temporales en las narrativas de experiencias de depresiones by Grippaldi, Esteban

“…In the depressive period, people often experience an involuntary slowdown, or stoppage of their actions and time. …”
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Onda Magazine: Youth, Sexuality and the Chilean Style Revolution (1971-1973) by Santa Cruz, Yanny Paola

“…The article studies the youth magazine Onda, published by Quimantú during the Unidad Popular period. It uses the notion of ‘cultural product’ within the framework of Raymond Williams’ proposal. …”
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Local Memory of a Diplomatic Incident Prior to the War of the Pacific. The Case of Chilean Journalist Manuel Castro Ramos' Death (1874-1876) by González Miranda, Sergio, Ovando Santana, Cristian, González Pizarro, Sergio

“…The death of the journalist Manuel Castro Ramos in May 1875 synthesizes the social, cultural and political complexity that existed in the port of Iquique during the previous decade to the War of the Pacific (1879-1883) and it has been established as an iconic reminder of local memory about this period. This event escalated to the diplomatic spheres of both countries and, later, it was registered in the literature as a conflict of a nationalist nature. …”
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LA ADMINISTRACIÓN DE JUSTICIA EN LA PROVINCIA ORIENTAL DURANTE LA OCUPACIÓN LUSO-BRASILEÑA (1817-1829) by Duffau, Nicolás

“…ABSTRACT The subject of this article is the administration of Justice in the period of the luso-brazilian occupation (1817-1829). …”
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Teaching geography by Aguiar, Waldiney G., Paisani, Júlio Cesar

“…Thirty-five first-year students of Geography participated in the studies over a six-month period. The study tries to observe the Basic Education teacher, when applying interdisciplinary curriculum content for each grade school. …”
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Scientific Practices in the Judicial Research at Santiago’s Juvenile Court, Chile, 1939-1943 by Vetö, Silvana

“…Based on the microhistorical analysis of a case of homicide by a juvenile in 1939, we will focus on the functioning and particularities of the scientific practices involved in the judicial research at Santiago’s Juvenile Court between 1929 and 1942 – first administrative period of the juvenile protection system in Chile. …”
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Reflections on ethnography and the violation of human rights in indigenous contexts by Antona Bustos, Jesús

“…The commemoration of the fiftieth anniversary of the coup d'état in Chile once again brought to the fore the issue of political violence during this period, but there have been few commemorative events in which the ethnic variable of repression and its impact on daily life of the victimized indigenous communities. …”
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