Latin American Research Review (LARR)

Nuestra experiencia de abordar los basiguayos en la prensa de Paraguay

La experiencia de reflexionar sobre la temática de la migración, tan antigua y – al mismo tiempo – tan presente en el...

Bible, map, lamp
Religion and Politics in Contemporary Chile

The relationship between religious orientations and political preferences is a highly controversial issue in the fields of...

Ser eleito para um cargo público é um bom negócio? Evidências das eleições municipais no Brasil

Não é raro encontrarmos no noticiário político denúncias sobre a evolução patrimonial de agentes públicos. Um exemplo desse...

Elections in Venezuela
Who believes in conspiracy theories in Venezuela?

Conspiracy theories are present in politics everywhere, but they do not bode well for politics anywhere. Beliefs that...

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El éxito de los nuevos chamanes: Turismo místico en los Andes ecuatorianos
Thursday, April 18, 2019 - 15:15 0
Los saraguros son un grupo étnico que vive en comunidades de las provincias de Loja y Zamora Chinchipe, en los Andes ecuatorianos. Dedicados tradicionalmente a la agricultura y la ganadería...
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Marriage as a discipline: figurations of women/ first ladies in Argentina
Friday, March 15, 2019 - 00:30 0
In the first Civil Codes of Latin America, married women did not have full capacity. For example, they had to have marital authorization to process a passport and the husbands were the legal...
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The Challenges of Revisiting Argentine Neoliberalism’s Policies
Thursday, January 10, 2019 - 22:15 0

Researching and writing about Argentina’s international financial relations during the early years of the last military dictatorship was a unique professional opportunity and a daunting task.  In...

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Missions, Unions, and Indigenous Organization in the Bolivian Amazon: Placing the Formation of an Indigenous Organization in Its Context
Saturday, January 5, 2019 - 15:15 0

The very first time I visited the Mosetén Ancestral Lands, in 2006, I was working for an NGO and traveling in the company of a Bolivian colleague. We visited several communities in of the...

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The Multi-Faceted Oppression of Nicaraguan Nurses as a Window on the Development of a Dictatorship
Saturday, January 5, 2019 - 13:45 0
LARR’s invitation to provide a short essay connecting my study with contemporary events is an opportunity to signal clues in the narratives of the nurses regarding the human rights catastrophe...
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