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Vista previa	Fecha de publicación	Título	Autor(es)
	-	Embodied Sensitive Regime. Reflective Body Practices in Medellin Since 1980	-
	-	Slum of God: the Lenin District of Medellin (1969-1975)	-
	-	Is Local Government a New Arena for Citizen Participation? The Mayors’ Point of View in the Spanish Case	-
	-	Foucault´s Reading of Machiavelli’s The Prince. Or the Problem of Sovereignty in the Age of the Governmentality	-
	-	Presentación: Hacia una historia intensa de Medellín	-
	-	The Concept of Antagonism in Contemporary Political Theory	-
	-	The International Relations of Syrian Civil War from a Regional Approach: Hegemony and Balance in the Middle East	-
	-	Contributions of the Post-Structuralist Political Theory to the Development of Political Science and Sociopolitical and Critical Analyses	-
	-	Black Rural Communities of Antioquia: Discourses of Ancestrality, Collective Land Titling and the Learning Processes of the State	-
	-	Migrations Law 25 871: A Case Study of Participatory Democracy in Argentina	-
	-	Collective Action in the Formation of Public Policy Agendas for Forced Displacement in Medellin	-
	-	The Labyrinth of Shadows: Disappear in the Context of Mexico’s Drug War	-
	-	About Perpetual Peace and the Cosmopolitan Ideal: A Dialog between Kant and Rousseau	-
	-	An Approach to a Communication Model for Development and Peace in Contexts of Vulnerability	-
	-	Benjamin Constant. Freedom, Democracy and Pluralism	-
	-	Think the city	-
	-	A Pacific and Armed Revolution? Change, Struggle, Social and Political Violence During the Venezuela Bolivarian Revolution, 1989-2006	-
	-	Governance and Policy Networks in The Port District, Industrial and Biodiverse of Buenaventura, Colombia	-
	-	The Role of Public Policies on Migration and Return in Colombia in the Context of the Global Economic Crisis: The Case of the Eje Cafetero, Cali, Medellin and Bogota	-
	-	A Policy of Minimum Extractivism	-