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Peace by Revolution: una aproximación léxico-visual al México revolucionario Azuela de la Cueva, Alicia

Historia Mexicana

“…This paper deals with the book Peace by Revolution written by the Austrian political analyst Frank Tannenbaum and illustrated by the Mexican painter Miguel Covarrubias. …”

Sobre Natalia Armijo Canto y Mónica Toussaint (coords.), Centroamérica después de la firma de los Acuerdos de Paz. Violencia, frontera y migración Rueda Estrada, Verónica

Historia Mexicana

Intervención humanitaria en Estados fallidos: el caso de monusco en la República Democrática del Congo Vázquez Cortés, Nadia Concepción

Foro Internacional

Corea del Sur y el coronavirus de las cosas López Aymes, Juan Felipe

Anuario Asia Pacífico

“…Inter-Korean diplomacy had important setbacks and will complicate Moon’s goal to establish a new peace regime in the Korean peninsula; relations with Japan remained strained as controversies about bilateral history invaded the economic and cultural areas, which mostly had had their own untainted course for the last two decades. …”

Críticas a la Colonialidad del Poder: revisitando la crisis política haitiana de 1991-1994 Fonseca, Melody

Foro Internacional

La Comisión para la Consolidación de la Paz en Guinea-Bisáu o de los límites de la paz instaurada Kemer, Thaíse, Pereira, Alexsandro Eugenio, Blanco, Ramon

Foro Internacional

Dos ventanas para la paz: la Península Coreana en 2005 León Manríquez, José Luis

Anuario Asia Pacífico

Petro y su política exterior frente a la crisis en Gaza Sánchez, Fabio

Foro Internacional

“…However, Petro’s constant criticism of the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza in various forums (UN, COP28) has earned him a leadership that could position Colombia as a mediator in future peace negotiations.…”

La población en un sistema sociopolítico en crisis : México antes de la Revolución Alba, Francisco

Estudios Demográficos y Urbanos

“…While the rise in population intensificied competition for and conflict over land, this article stresses the nature of the institutions as a decisive element linking demographic change to a peaceful or violent resolution of the conflicts. It is maintained that the changes in the demographic dimension, as fundamental components of the social structure, possibly served to impel the course of events.…”