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Revista Bulletin of Hispanic Studies

Bulletin of Latin American Research

Revista Bulletin of Spanish Studies

Ano: 2006 vol. 25 n. 4

Franco, Jean Globalisation and Literary History[Trad. La Globalización y la Historia Literaria] p. 441-452 América Latina

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Thorp, Rosemary; Caumartin, Corinne; Gray-Molina, George Inequality, Ethnicity, Political Mobilisation and Political Violence in Latin America: The Cases of Bolivia, Guatemala and Peru. [Trad. Inigualdad, Etnicidad, Movilización Política y Violencia Política en América Latina: Los Casos de Bolivia, Guatemala y Perú] p. 453-480 Centroamérica ; América del Sur ; Región Andina
Bolivia ; Guatemala ; Perú

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The paper explores the relationship between political violence and 'horizontal' inequality in ethnically-divided countries in Latin America. The cases studied are Bolivia, Guatemala and Peru. Preliminary results are reported on the measurement of horizontal inequality, or that between groups, defined in cultural, ethnic and/or religious terms. The Latin American cases are shown to be often more unequal than the cases from Africa and Asia included in the wider study of which the work forms a part. The complex relationship between such inequality, ethnicity and political violence is explored historically. Ethnicity is today rarely a mobilising factor in violence in the Latin American cases, but the degree of inequality based on ethnicity is shown to be highly relevant to the degree of violence which results once conflict is instigated. History explains why.

Angell, Alan; Reig, Cristóbal Change or Continuity? The Chilean Elections of 2005/2006 . [Trad. ¿Cambio o Cantinuidad? Las Elecciones Chilenas de 2005/2006] p. 481–502 América del Sur ; Cono Sur
Chile

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This article examines the electoral campaigns for the Presidency and Congress in Chile in 2005/2006. It looks at the issues in the campaign and at the candidates, and their relations with the political parties. It concludes that the economic and political advances during the Presidency of Ricardo Lagos (2000–2006) provided a very favourable context for the fourth successive Presidential victory for the Concertación alliance since 1990. Although electoral continuity was very marked, there were new features – not least the election of a woman as President. Bachelet's election is partly the product of social and political change taking Chile in a more liberal direction, and her campaign promised to extend and deepen social rights in Chile.

King, John Introduction. [Trad. Introducción] p. 503-505 América del Norte
México

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All three papers explore the interplay between local and global factors in the development of Mexican cinema. Andrea Noble introduces the work of Carlos Monsiváis and discusses the role that early and Golden Age cinema played in the processes of modernisation in Mexico. Carlos Monsiváis pays particular attention to the image of the city in recent Mexican cinema, exploring the use of language and the depiction of sex. Geoffrey Kantaris offers a number of theoretical pathways into an exploration of contemporary cinema in Mexico, analysing how ideas of place and identity are disrupted by the crisis of the nation state in a globalised, postmodern world.

Noble, Andrea Vino todo el pueblo: Notes on Monsiváis, Mexican Movies and Movie-Going [Trad. Vino todo el pueblo: Notas sobre Monsiváis, Películas Mexicanas e Ir al Cine] p. 506-511 América del Norte
México
Monsiváis, Carlos El cine mexicano p. 512-516 América del Norte
México
Kantaris, Geoffrey  Cinema and Urbanías: Translocal Identities in Contemporary Mexican Film[Trad. Cine y Urbanías: Traslocal Identidades en el Cine Mexicano Contemporaneo] p. 517-527 América del Norte
México
Fisher, John; Priego, Natalia. Ignorance and 'Habitus': Blinkered and Enlightened Approaches Towards the History of Science in Latin America .  / Ignorancia y ‘habitus’: enfoques miopes y aproximaciones iluminadas a la Historia de la Ciencia en América Latina p. 528-540 América Latina

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In broad terms, European students of the history of Latin America have concentrated their researches upon colonial policies, interactions between Europeans (and their American-born descendants) and indigenous peoples, economic and commercial structures, and political life (whether of elites or, more recently, of subaltern groups). The last two decades have witnessed a significant expansion in Britain and elsewhere of research into gender studies and cultural studies. Although the latter discipline embraces an awareness of the importance of the history of science, this has tended to be rather narrowly focussed upon travel writing, and the extent to which there were links between the promotion of scientific travel and both imperial and national projects, particularly in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. However, like the great British scientific travellers of the nineteenth century in Latin America, the works of cultural studies specialists tend to reveal more about European attitudes and misconceptions than Latin American reality.

Bulletin of Latin American Research
Papel | Versão digital com assinatura | Trimestral | Reino Unido ISSN papel: 0261-3050
ISSN digital: 1470-9856
Año de criação: 1981

Editor: Society for Latin American Studies
Direção: University of Liverpool, Room 313a, Cypress Building, L69 7ZR Liverpool

Este Boletín aspira a reflejar una investigación original sobre asuntos corrientes dedicados a América Latina mediante la publicación de largos artículos relacionados con las ciencias sociales y humanas. Se publican artículos más cortos sobre temas de actualidad en lo que atañe el estudio de América Latina, artículos de revista, el progreso de la ciencia, críticas de libros, y notas. Recientemente, una sección « debate » ha sido añadida dedicada a presentar análisis vanguardistas sobre tópicos específicos analizados por especialistas.
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