Titlebook: Cultural Producers and Social Change in Latin America; Felipe Cala Buendía Book 2014 Felipe Cala Buendía 2014 governance.happiness.social

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The Social and Ecological Limits to Growth accountable those responsible for so much corruption and violence, setting in motion what has been widely regarded as a relatively successful transitional justice initiative –which up to this day is still unfinished. The process that led to the creation of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission wa

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The Social and Ecological Limits to Growtht also hyperinflation. According to Alejandro Grimson one of the greatest impacts of the latter, during the presidency of Ra0012l Alfonsín, was the instauration of a shortsighted temporal horizon—., in Spanish—within the economic, political, and social imagination. A generalized feeling of responsib

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The Social and Ecological Limits to Growthre afforded the possibility of or simply opt to express their discontent in the face of decline, as costumers, members, or citizens of a firm, organization, or state.. Some time ago, a brilliant scholar and friend told me, commenting on a feature video about the 2011 student uprisings in Chile, how

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Book 2014In Argentina, Colombia, and Peru, there has been an out-pouring of popular-performative activities that have asked citizens to pose questions about the social order and about the memories of recent atrocities. Cala Buendía looks at ways in which cultural producers adapted or developed strategies as resources for social actors to use for change.

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978-1-349-49953-3Felipe Cala Buendía 2014

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Salvation in Technological Progress?h adequate public space, and to promote more democratic and peaceful interactions. This transformation was elicited by the consecutive election of two unorthodox mayors that complemented each other in their style of governance, and their vision of urban development: academic . politician Antanas Mockus, and urban planner Enrique Pe?alosa.

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