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Vista previa	Fecha de publicación	Título	Autor(es)
	-	Territorial Defense of the Informational Extractivism	-
	-	«Seducing», «Corrupting» and «Demoralizing». Representations of Rebel Women Made by the Provincial Authorities of Popayan (1841-1842)	-
	-	Influence of the Physiocratic Thought in the Organization of Colombia Public Finance in the First Half of the 19th Century	-
	-	Historical Memory in Colombia and the German Perspective	-
	-	Configuration of the Argentinian Nation in the Image of the Popular Saint Gaucho Antonio Gil	-
	-	«I Came to Create it All »: Carlos Pellicer and the Student Association of Bogota 1918-1920	-
	-	In-between Commitments and Regulations. Consolidation of the Urban-Architectonic Ideals in Porfirio’s Mexico (Merida, Yucatan, 1876 – 1911)	-
	-	The Inevitability and Fortuitous of Politic Violence. Liberalism and the War of a Thousand Days	-
	-	Weaves between Paramilitary Groups and Oil Palm Cultivation in Colombia	-
	-	Spatiality of the Tunja Province in the 19th Century: Political and Geographical Representations	-
	-	Modern Territory and (Colonial) Geography of Capital. A Minimal Archeology	-
	-	Basteiro, Lluís y Lidia Serreno, coord. Negocios insaciables: estados, transnacionales, derechos humanos y agua. España: Solidaridad en Acción (apy), Enginyeria y Agencia Andaluza de Cooperación Internacional para el Desarrollo (aacid), 2015. 152 pp.	-
	-	La ruta del venado. Minería trasnacional, rituales ancestrales y movilización socioambiental Vílchez, Hernán, dir. Huicholes. Los últimos guardianes del peyote. Argentina-México: Kabopro Films, 2014. 128 minutos.	-
	-	Catalina Toro-Peréz Julio Fierrro-Morales, Sergio Coronado, Tatiana Roa, eds. Minería, territorio y conflicto en Colombia. Bogotá: Universidad Nacional de Colombia, 2012. 510 pp.	-
	-	Arango, Mariano. La tierra en la historia de Colombia. Bogotá: Ediciones Aurora, Academia Colombiana de Ciencias Económicas, 2014. 192 pp.	-
	-	That is How it Happened. Nobody Told Us. Analysis of Visual Artifacts of the «So It Does Not Happen Again » of anfasep in Ayacucho	-
	-	Sugar Cane Agrobussiness and Traditional Farm in the Northern Plains of Cauca (Colombia). Historical Perspectives and Ethnographic Notes	-
	-	Women as Political Subjects During the Independence of the New Granada	-
	-	Memory in the Eyes. Reflections on Images and History: Can We Define a Colombian Repertoire?	-
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