Red de Bibliotecas Virtuales de Ciencias Sociales en
América Latina y el Caribe

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Vista previa	Fecha de publicación	Título	Autor(es)
	-	The Transformation of a Capital Neighborhood: The Experience from the Residents of Barrio Escalante together with the Gastronomic Commerce	-
	-	How to be a Recreational Consumer: The Leisure Experience of Young People in Two Malls in Lima; One of High Income and Another of Popular Origin	-
	-	Mezcla, control social y gentrificación	-
	-	Territorialities and Social Representations Superimposed on the Water vs. Gold Dichotomy: The Socio-Environmental Conflict over Industrial Mining in the Santurbán Moorland	-
	-	Between Intervention Practices and Development Projects: An Approach to the Indigenous Organizational Processes in the Inter-Andean Valleys (Salta, Argentina)	-
	-	The Reemigration of Immigrants in Spain. Beyond Distance and Pull Factors: The Migratory Network Effect (2007-2014)	-
	-	Towards a Social Approach to the Smart Territories: A First Approach	-
	-	Evaluadores	-
	-	Buying a House in Colombia from France: Migratory Project and Transnational Actions “From Below”	-
	-	Peasant Colonization, Identity and Community Agreements: The Yellow Line as an Experience of Forest Protection	-
	-	Space Appropiation in La Serranía de Manacacías, Colombian Orinoquía	-
	-	Territorios, veinte años: el milagro de nacer, el arte de perdurar	-
	-	Evaluadores de los números 34 y 35	-
	-	¡Veinte años!	-
	-	Immigration Territoriality of Bolivian Workers in Mendoza (Argentina). Ethnographic Approach Based on Three Case Studies Located in Rural Areas	-
	-	A Gravity Model Analysis of Determinants of International Migration from Colombia (1990-2015)	-
	-	Socio-Environmental Factors of Urban Violence and School Coexistence: An Outlook of Three Educational Institutions in Pasto (Colombia)	-
	-	Plan Contracts, Territorial Pacts: Agreement for Development by Contract	-
	-	Cancer and Territory. A Journey through the Continuities and Spatial Discontinuities Projected by this Non-human Actor	-
	-	From Hygienism to Urban Acupuncture. Medical Metaphors and Exclusionary Urbanism in Bogotá	-