Latin American Memories, Conflicts, and Futurities: Identity, justice, and social change (Spanish Version)

Villar, Erika Alfonso; Cuellar, Yolier Izquierdo; Forteza, Yasmani Pérez

Latin American Memories, Conflicts, and Futurities: Identity, justice, and social change (Spanish Version)

Edited by Erika Alfonso Villar, Yolier Izquierdo Cuellar and Yasmani Pérez Forteza

in South American Publishing Books from South American Publishing

Date: 2026
ISBN: 978-9915-704-15-9
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Chapters in this book:

Chapter 1. Exceptions to the principle of prohibition of the threat or use of force in international relations: contemporary issues: Camila Concepción Martínez
Chapter 10. Education for survival: Eva Rodríguez Blanco
Chapter 11. Kantian categories as a bridge between intuition and understanding: Camilo Alejandro Maldonado Suarez
Chapter 12. Opinions of baccalaureate students towards academic integrity and dishonesty: Ana Yolanda Lara Reséndiz
Chapter 13. STEAM methodology for teaching content and functions: Yessica Vázquez Salgado
Chapter 14. Migration and emotional entrapment: narratives about emotions and life projects on the northern border: Amayrani Alfaro Valle
Chapter 15. Subjects of human (in)security in contexts of violence under neoliberal capitalism. The case of León, Guanajuato: David Rebolledo Sánchez
Chapter 16. The Cuban Diaspora from interventions in the series Rumbo Norte: Beyond the Blue Wall (1994) by Cuban photographer Willy Castellanos: Dayana Rosa Reyes Barreiro
Chapter 17. The municipality of Guanabacoa and José Martí: an indissoluble bond: Adriana Amores Moreno and Javier A. Amores Moreno
Chapter 18. Martian Republicanism: Julio César Arranz Flores and Brenda García Herrera
Chapter 19. Livestock fairs in the history of Guáimaro (1939-1958): José Antonio Fernández Ayra
Chapter 2. From the jungle to the underground: a comparative reading of extraheccionism in Colombia and the Democratic Republic of Congo in the 21st century: Camila Concepción Martínez and Laura Elízabeth Martínez Galindo
Chapter 20. Actions for unaccompanied children and adolescents (nnana) in Tijuana, from a social framing perspective: Carolina Galindo Herrera
Chapter 21. Institutional imaginaries of the Mexican revolution: from the armed outbreak to the presidency of Miguel Alemán Valdés (1910-1952): César Humberto Acuña Espinoza
Chapter 22. Traditional medicine in the Sierra Norte de Puebla, the case of Arroyo Zarco: a historical and cultural approach: María José Pedraza Espíritu
Chapter 23. Against nobody’s science: feminist precisions for other possible knowledge: Nohemí Raquel González García
Chapter 24. Protest on the ballot? The null vote and the judicial election in Mexico: Said Hernández Quintana
Chapter 25. Cultural Narratives on Caregiving: Film and Literature in Latin America: Fermín Esquivel Díaz
Chapter 26. The doi moi: the socialist road to Vietnam: Cristian L. Jiménez Sánchez and Luis D. Águila Atria
Chapter 27. A station that marches with the times: Idael Valdés Martínez, Roger Ricardo Santiago Luis and Iraida María Calzadilla Rodríguez
Chapter 28. The anus as a violator of lives: anal politics in two mexican masculinities: Diana Hernández Castillo
Chapter 29. Masculinities of the peripheries: reflections from fieldwork with men: César Pompeyo Caldiño Jiménez
Chapter 3. An analysis of Brazil’s foreign policy: from Bolsonaro to Lula as seen from the autonomy of the periphery: Wilson Jair Ordoñez Lasso
Chapter 4. The popular election of members of the Judiciary in Mexico: democratic deepening or institutional regression? A comparative and normative analysis from a Latin American perspective: Carlos Daniel Hernández Orozco and Yolier Izquierdo Cuellar
Chapter 5. Social outburst (2019-2020), the demand for the political: Emmanuel José Ávila Estrada
Chapter 6. Imaginaries of peasant speech in the novel of the revolution: literary microhistory as a proposal: José David Ibarra Espinoza
Chapter 7. The Meeting at La Mejorana: Its Enigmas and Lessons: Julio César Arranz Flores and Brenda García Herrera
Chapter 8. The Russian constitution of 1993: Vladimir Putin. consolidation of a new political system: Alejandro Enrique Darias Camejo
Chapter 9. The socialist mayoralty of Joseíto Ruíz in Yaguajay, Notes on a transparent and popular administration: Edwin Cristian García Vivas and Cristian Lorenzo Jiménez Sánchez

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