Social Networks, Political Power and Family. An Analysis based on the Posse Talavera family of Tucumán (1830-1870) by Bolsi, Francisco

“…This article analyzes the social networks and political power of the Tucumán elite, based on a study of the Posse Talavera family from 1830 to 1870. …”

Postulates of the Power and Educational Training in Colombia by Casas, Alejandro

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ESTABLISHING POWER SPACES IN THE GOVERNMENT OF THE NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF CORDOBA-ARGENTINA IN THE MIDDLE OF THE 20TH CENTURY by Riquelme, Norma Dolores

Foreign Businesspeople in Colombia and Local Political Power During the Regeneration (1886-1898). The case of the Antillean merchant Manuel Cortissoz by Rhenals Doria, Ana Milena, Villamizar Palacios, Carlos Ivan

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POLITICS, UNIVERSITY AND SOCIETY IN PUEBLA: THE ASCENT OF MEXICAN COMMUNIST PARTY IN THE UAP, 1970-1972 by Márquez Carrillo, Jesús, Diéguez Delgadillo, Paz

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The Corner Of The Women In Medellín, Colombia: The Social Construction Of Space by Ochoa Sierra, María, Toro Jiménez, Juliana

Around the independence´s meaning abstract by Fontana Lázaro, Josep

Images and Audiovisualities: Power and resistance by Albarracín Camacho, Leidy Yohanna; Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia, Baquero, Patrick Durand; Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia, Díaz Castro, Ronald Fernando; Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia, Olaya Gualteros, Vladimir, Urrego Salas, Andrés Felipe, Vargas Montañez, Nelson Orlando, Reyes Coy, Nathalia Ximena, Cristancho Altuzarra, José Gabriel, Martínez Pineda, María Cristina; Universidad Pedagógica Nacional

“…The purpose of this book, the result of research, is to delve into the discussion on the forms of social resistance linked to visual and audiovisual productions, investigating the mechanisms and discourses that, in the relationship between art, society, and hegemonic groups, end up configuring processes of resistance and opposition to power constituted by the seconds. …”

POLITICAL VIOLENCE IN SINALOA: THE CASE OF THE “PATIENTS” 1972-1978 (PLACES AND MEANS FOR THE RADICALIZATION) by Sánchez Parra, Sergio Arturo

Cultural roots of university political radicalism. The case of the patients of the UAS: 1972-1978 by Parra, Sergio Arturo Sánchez

nfluence of religion in politics and its position withregard to the configuration of political opposition inColombia by Saavedra-Buitrago, Iván Camilo

“…This causes that those confessions that do not receive the described qualities, are seriously disadvantaged by such organizations using many times the power of the State, by action or omission to fulfill its objective; that is, to bequeath them legally, forcing them to abandon their beliefs, traditions and customs; in other words, stripping them of any trait related to their idiosyncrasies and therefore preventing the Colombian people to get political culture and a critical judgment against social reality…”

Political violence, democracy and human rights by López-Daza, Yolima Andrea

“…Colombia has been characterized through its political history to be bipartisan;  the desire of power has bled the country long ago, and contentions have shown the inequality and social injustice. …”

The Department of Boyacá on the basis of the political project of the regeneration 1886-1903. Thoughts from the political, administrative and religious views. by Monroy Hernández, Claudia Liliana

“…This was a project that pretended the consolidation of a modern state through the elements of power as the religion, the education and the language, which allowed organizing a new political – administrative system of a centralistic status, in other words, that through the constitution of 1886 a social order be imposed, establishing a strong State, moved by a central government. …”

Interaction : a way to understand power relationships in an EFL classroom by Garzón Mendoza, Jessica Giseth, Soler Amortegui, Juan José, Suárez Díaz, Cindy Lorena

Multilateral political governance : a programmatic profile. by García, Pío

“…The main findings are: i) the predominance of economic and financial power over political and cultural power in contemporary globalisation, which imbues the international system with entropic governance; ii) the possibility of establishing corrections to the entropic course through the empowerment of multilateral governance; iii) the need to reform and strengthen the United Nations as the governing entity of multilateral political governance. …”

Capitalist globalization: mechanisms of economic and political regulation by Jiménez, William Ortiz

“…On these mechanisms, it is possible to identify some conditions to bring effectiveness and power to citizen political action, which are related to the new sociopolitical dynamics.…”

Constitutionalism, hyper-presidentialism and imbalance of powers in Brazil at the time of the COVID-19 pandemic by Borges de Freitas, Graça Maria

“…The coronavirus pandemic is the result of a political and economic model that generates environmental, economic and social degradation, which at the same time, aggravates the crises it generates, producinga vicious circle. …”

Political Economy and Economic Policy of the Argentin Crisis: Towards Full Dollarization? by Arevalo Luna, Guillermo Alexander, Arévalo Lizarazo, Guillermo Alejandro

“…In the article, a general analysis on economic, social, and political aspects is carried out, that in one way or another led Argentina to a situation of permanent crisis in terms of budget gap. …”

Pasto in the context of the formation of the Republic of Gran Colombia (1821-1831) by Chaves Martinez, Ingrid Viviana

“…This article intends to analyse the exercise and the configuration of power relationships in the city of Pasto, taking into consideration its social structure. …”

Hyperpresidentialism and fundamental rights in times of COVID-19. An analysis of the Paraguayan case by Filártiga Callizo, Camilo, Ayala Miret, Rodrigo

“…Over time, the typical separation of powers has essentially been maintained. However, non-minor changes such as the progressive development of rights, the responsibility of the State to guarantee them —reflected in the welfare state—, among other legal, social and political changes and conditions, have transcendently transformed the functioning, the accumulation of power and the designed balance of public power. …”