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)
	-	Independence and Sovereignty in the Americas in the Era of Globalization. Review of Historical Works with new Perspectives	-
	-	Elections in Latin America 2018	-
	-	The Assembling Games in the Polices’s Practices like Mechanisms to Frame the Feminine Narratives in Crimes under Law Maria da Penha	-
	-	What do Ibero-american Madmen Express? Narrative Sources and Their Possible Approaches	-
	-	The Physical Culture in the Integration of Women to the Security Forces: An Study of the Argentine Naval Prefecture	-
	-	Good Policewoman, Good Mother: Stories, Institutions and Political Uses. A Case Study from Buenos Aires Provincial Police	-
	-	The Cultural and Academic Exchanges between Italy and Argentina in the Interwar Period: The Role of Universities and Cultural Institutes in Argentina	-
	-	Iberoamerican Reviews	-
	-	Approaches to Latin American Cultural Relations	-
	-	Black Legends and Imaginary Spain	-
	-	Reading Between the Lines: An Indigenous Account of Conquest on the Missing Folios of Codex Azcatitlan	-
	-	The “Bad News”. The Arrival of Christianity in Early Nahuatl Sermons from 16th Century Mexico	-
	-	Tlaxcalan Histories of the Conquest and the Construction of a Cultural Memory	-
	-	Women and Police Forces in Argentina and Brazil: Debates on Gender and Professional Performances. Introduction	-
	-	Paradoxes on Gender Institutionalization Process in Police Department in the Province of Buenos Aires (Argentina)	-
	-	Refracting Memories: Two Colonial Zapotec Narratives about the Spanish Conquest	-
	-	Conquest, Memory, and Material Culture in New Spain of the 16th and 17th Centuries	-
	-	Understanding the Conquest of Mexico from the 21st century. Introduction	-
	-	Iberoamerican Reviews	-
	-	Three Are Crowds: Impersonation, Instrumentality and Traces of Sedition in the Epistolary Links of Alexander von Humboldt, Francisco José de Caldas and José Celestino Mutis	-