No. 17 (2012)

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Mayo-Agosto

Published: 2012-09-19

Editorial

Editorial No. 17

David J. Luquetta Cediel, Antonino Vidal Ortega
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Presentación Dossier Brasil

Luis Fernando Trejos Rosero

Research Articles – Open Topic

Sobre la diócesis de Santa Marta. Primeras décadas del siglo XX

David J. Luquetta Cediel

1-15
Los árabes en Barranquilla

Odette Marie Yidi David
The transformism of PT: considerations about the historical transformations of Workers' Party in Brazil

Rafaela Vieira

1-58
El sancocho costeño

Odette Marie Yidi David
Leaderships of opposition to Lula’s first rule: the case of PSDB

Ariel Alejandro Goldstein

59-101
The concept of family in national politics of Brazilian social assistance: in the focus of the criminalization of poverty

Joana D'Arc Nicolau de Melo

103-134
The planned route: general guidelines of the Brazilian foreign policy

Cristobal Guillermo Reig Salinas

135-169
Nuclear development in Brazil: a historical review

Adela Ivonne Cubillos Meza

170-204
Human security in South America: an approach to relations colombo – Brazilian

Luis F. Vargas-Alzate, Santiago Sosa, Hector Galeano David, Roberto González Arana

206-247
Latinoamerican theology of liberation and social movements: Critical thought and contra-hegemonic articulation, since the Brazilian social process

Oscar Soto

248-271
“Africa” in Rio de Janeiro. Cartography of the contemporary immigration

Mary Luz Estupiñán Serrano

272-302
Between FARC and MST, between the violence in the field and the state police in Latin America: different aspects of historical agrarian conflict in Brazil and Colombia

Fernando Fernando Antonio Alves

303-339

Reseñas

Argentina-Brasil. De rivales a aliados. Política, economía y relaciones bilaterales. Mario Rapoport & Eduardo Madrid

Leandro Ariel Morgenfeld
Una literatura en los trópicos. Ensayos de Silviano Santiago. Mary Luz Estupiñan & Raúl Rodríguez Freire

Miguel Urrutia Fernández
Uma breve história do Brasil. Mary Del Priore & Renato Venancio

Hector José Galeano David
Les mots du Brésil. Richard Marin

Antonino Vidal Ortega