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Precarisation of the countryside or precarious countryside? Extractive expansions, colonialism and precariousness(ies) in La Araucanía by Alister, Cristian, Julián, Dasten, Sittel, Johanna, Schmalz, Stefan, Graf, Jakob, Landherr, Anna, Castro, Felipe

“…However, it has been in the last 140 years that the Chilean State has affirmed the incorporation of the territory into its national order, generating a process of deterritorialization and re-territorialization, which has involved a series of conflicts with serious consequences for its population. In this work we present a look at the new rurality constituted from this process in relation between the extractivism model. …”
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Tourism and preserved nature in Latin America by Bertoncello, Rodolfo

“…In both, achievements and limitations are observed, and presented synthetically in relation to the cur-rent expectations regarding tourism as a driver of development in general and for the places and populations involved.…”
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Spatialization, displacement, integration of syrian refugees in the brazilian reality by Silva, Suzy Cristina Pedroza da, Pereira, Cloves Farias, Cascaes, Sthephany Farias

“…This research has as objective to comprehend the context of the Syrian's refugees and their implications in Brazil, in a way to outline their coverage and integration in the Brazilian population, analyzing the migration flux of Syrian refugees and the percentage of vulnerables, from bibliographical research and by means of data analyze of the ONU`s United Nation Refugee Agency (UNHCR) and the data from the Comitê Nacional para Refugiados (CONARE), in Brazil, in the period of 2011 to 2018. …”
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JUECES INDÍGENAS, CACIQUES CRIOLLOS: AUTONOMÍA Y ESTATALIDAD EN GUANACACHE, MENDOZA (SIGLO XIX) by Escolar, Diego

“…ABSTRACT The narrative of white and culturally european people of Argentina was articulated through across classification of the populations. While the pampeano- Patagonian and chaqueño people and society were comfortably are defined by themselves as “Indians”, those that were occupying or circulating along  the  central areas of former colonial Spanish domain were thought as “Criollos”.…”
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Fronteras internas y racialización: Elementos conceptuales para interpretar la carencia en trato igualitario de los migrantes en Chile by Rosales, Ariel

“…Through the disaggregation of the indicators on multidimensional poverty in migrant population delivered by the CASEN Survey 2017 and the review of literature on racism in Chile, it was possible to realize the situation of vulnerability and the attention of the equal treatment suffered by a large number of Latin American immigrants responded to racialization processes and practices and to the presence of socio-cultural aspects that operate as internal borders that participate in the creation of racist discriminations and practices that influence the marginalization of Latin  American  immigrants.…”
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Dialogando sobre sexualidad: Talleres con estudiantes de enseñanza media by Guerrero, Patricia, Balboa, Marcelo, Cuevas, Manuel

“…It proposes a methodology to work on sexuality with high school population and shows the subjets apeared in four axes: gender stereotypes, sexual and affective relations, the body in sexuality and sexual diversity. …”
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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

“…ABSTRACT During the Peronist government, education, practical considerations related to rural work assumed an important role, providing a tool for social purposes  to improve the living standards of workers achieve the roots of the population in the countryside and increase production. …”
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"Ahora puedo respirar"; espera y autoconstrucción en el campamento Violeta Parra. by Zamorano Valenzuela, Fernanda Andrea

“…Her’s is      a recurring experience  within the campamento , albeit one that is not shared by the entirety of the population of the settlement, a reality that is further complicated by the arrival of migrants to the Toma Violeta Parra. …”
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