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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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Las monjas indígenas de Corpus Cristi en Nueva España. Etnicidad y espiritualidad en el siglo XVIII by Núñez Arancibia, Rodrigo

“…Christian Núñez Arancibia quien publicó bajo su nombre un artículo de Mónica Díaz titulado "The Indigenous Nuns of Corpus Christi: Race and Spirituality", editado originalmente por Susan Schroeder y Staffford Poole en el libro Religion in New Spain, (Albuquerque: New Mexico University Press, 2007), 179-192.Núñez Arancibia envió a distintas revistas de nuestro país, incluida Revista Tiempo Histórico, textos traducidos y plagiados de dicho libro. …”
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Production of space in the town of San Pedro de Atacama from an analysis of its water distribution and governance. by Gómez-Maury, Oscar

“…The foregoing starts with a qualitative methodological scheme, which stops at the material forms of its distribution (irrigation channels) and forms of socio-political organization, which have given the green light to the regulation of various uses through a gradual evolution of its regulatory apparatus, a fact that relates the interests of various social actors (Indigenous, peasants, state agents, among others) within the framework of the rights to use water sources. …”
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Tourism potential as a local development perspective by Coara, Coaracy Eleutério da Luz

“…In the analyzed landscape we highlight the waterfalls, the caves, the rugged topography, the rural localities, the indigenous communities, etc. Thus, the objective is to identify the tourism potential of the municipalities approached and make some notes on how it can become prominent tourist resource for an integrated route.…”
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Mapuche gastronomic tourism in La Araucanía by Tereucán Angulo, Julio, Briceño Olivera, Claudio

“…Gastronomy is an essential part of the tourist experience, as it is part of the social and cultural context of the territories and recreates the complex historical, social, and productive relationships that have determined a type of food in a particular context. Indigenous peoples have natural potential for the development of specialized tourism such as gastronomy, as they have a wide range of original resources of their natural and cultural heritage, as is the case of the Mapuche of the region of La Araucanía. …”
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La Búsqueda de Visión como potenciadora de resiliencia en situaciones de aislamiento e incertidumbre by Mendoza, Verónica Trujillo, Morón, Carlos Edwin

“…The OMS recommended the virtual interaction to prevent sadness and stress. Some indigenous people solved this issue through his participation in a Vision Quest ritual. …”
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JUECES INDÍGENAS, CACIQUES CRIOLLOS: AUTONOMÍA Y ESTATALIDAD EN GUANACACHE, MENDOZA (SIGLO XIX) by Escolar, Diego

“…The analysis  reveals not only the continuity of self-proclaimed recognition indigenous peoples for lands, justice and autonomy between the decades of 1810 and 1870 in an area of traditional montonero recruitment, but the decisive joint of the same ones with the local and national (policy) and the construction of the  republican state.…”
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