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No. 29 (2022)

Naveg@mérica

No. 29 (2022)

Published: 17-10-2022

DOI: https://doi.org/10.6018/navegamerica

Frequency: Semestral

Summary

Summary in PDF.

Lorena Martínez Solís
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Articles

Buen Vivir in andean Communities: an ecosystem challenge.

Carlos Gustavo Rengifo Arias, Sonia Elena López Pulgarín, Diana María Lopera Montoya, Diana Mayerly Díaz Tapasco
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Galician migrant women in Argentina: an approach to their experience through “migration literature” (20th century).

Ruy Farías
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Father Pedro Grenón, the saint of the “threadbare cassock”. An approach to his historiographical work.

Denise Reyna Berrotarán
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The making of the “hero” Simón Bolívar between 1810 and 1930. Venezuelan political stages and propagandistic modalities.
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Prehispanic indigenous cities in the Caribbean. The Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta.

Nayibe Gutiérrez Montoya
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Dossier. Introduction The political participation of Latin American popular sectors in the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th

Laura Orta Moreno, David Martínez Llamas
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Expressions of freedom and creation of a political subject. The rupture of the slave regime in Chota Valley at the beginning of the 19th century.

Samantha Liceth Carrascal Jijón
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“Neighbours in arms”. Identity and conflicts in the militias of Catalans created during the British invasions.

David Martínez Llamas
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On the wrong side. An approach to the historical process and the stories of the Uruguayan historiography on popular political participation in Montevideo, 1806-1814.

Pablo Ferreira
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Politics and work in the historiography around domestic servants in the Mexican 19th century.

Francisco Javier Beltrán Abarca
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Electoral practices in the Buenos Aires South frontier during the decade of 1850. “Friendly Indians” of Azul.

Laura Orta Moreno
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The memory of the independence of Cuba through the egodocuments.

Eva Bravo García
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Reviews

“The edge of the Empire. Atlantic networks and revolution in the Bourbon River Plate”, by Fabrício Prado.

Diana Roselly Pérez Gerardo
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“Doors at the Sea. African Islands in the Ancient Regime”, by Juan Manuel Santana Pérez and Germán Santana Pérez.

Nira Santana Montañez
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