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Right to Citizenship: Amerindians and cities in the Amazon
| Amérique latine
(2025/1 nº 6)
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Pages 2 to 4| Front matter
Pages 5 to 17| Right to Citizenship: Urbanization and political recompositions in
amerindian Amazonia
| Oscar Calavia Sáez, Élise Capredon, Jean-Pierre Chaumeil
Pages 65 to 79| Heat and noise. Urban dystopia matsigenka (Peruvian Amazon)
| Élise Capredon
Pages 80 to 97| Between city and forest in the aera of Belo Monte. Circulation and
territorial reconfiguration of the Xikrin of the Indigenous Land
Trincheira Bacajá (Pará, Brazil)
| Juan Alvaro Echeverri
Pages 98 to 114| “Native Communities” in the city? Indigeneity and urbanity among
the Shipibo-Conibo of the Peruvian Amazon
| Oscar Espinosa
Pages 178 to 182| Abandoned mother-childhood and surrealism in Nicaragua. La hija de
todas las rabias, by Laura Baumeister de Montis
| Delphine Lacombe
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Populism and Neo-Populism in Latin America
| Amérique latine
(2024/1-2 No 4-5)
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Pages 2 to 4| Front matter
Pages 5 to 13| Touraine and Latin America
| François Dubet
Pages 14 to 24| Introduction
| Gilles Bataillon
Pages 25 to 64| Impossible populism and violence: the Colombian case
| Daniel Pécaut
Pages 65 to 100| Back to the cage: the mystery of López Obrador’s election
| Roger Bartra
Pages 101 to 114| A year of “democratic socialism” in Honduras: interview with Mario
R. Argueta
| Mario R. Argueta, Daniel Vásquez
Pages 115 to 133| Thinking about 2001 against the grain: from “argentinazo” to the
new right
| Pablo Stefanoni
Pages 134 to 179| Latin american neo-populism, elements of a political analysis
| Gilles Bataillon
Pages 180 to 194| The Castrism-Orteguismo connection: a remnant of the 1980s
| José Luis Rocha
Pages 195 to 211| Paraguay: the stalled change of the new government
| Julien Demelenne
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Associations and NGOs in Latin America: new powers, new forms of
representation?
| Amérique latine
(2023/2 No 3)
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Pages 5 to 14| Associations and NGOs in Latin America: new powers, new forms of
representation?
| Benjamin Moallic
Pages 15 to 44| Citizen participation, political activism and public debate in
Latin America
| Bernardo Sorj, Danilo Martuccelli
Pages 45 to 75| Between rent and dissent
| Benjamin Moallic
Pages 77 to 100| “Now they ask me for money”
| Clément Crucifix
Pages 101 to 118| Commitment and participation in the 21st century’s Argentina:
toward an interdependence of associative and partisan spheres?
| Arnaud Trenta
Pages 119 to 137| Social mobilizations and resistance to repression and violence in
Colombia
| Julie Massal
Pages 139 to 164| Guatemalan cinema, memory and new generations: the example of Jayro
Bustamante Llorona
| Andrea Cabezas Vargas
Pages 165 to 191| La Llorona, metaphor for the trial of General Efraín Ríos
Montt
| Gilles Bataillon
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Venezuela today: the necessity of historicization
| Amérique latine
(2023/1 No 2)
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Pages 5 to 24| Presentation
| Véronique Hébrard
Pages 25 to 60| The Venezuelan independence: a perpetual epic
| Paula Cadenas
Pages 61 to 74| The shock of emigration: identity and imagined modernity
| Colette Capriles
Pages 75 to 90| The indigenist policy of the bolivarian regime. From Chávez to
Maduro
| Miguel Ángel Perera Gálvez
Pages 92 to 125| A sensitive investigation into the Venezuelan exile
| Stéphanie Pryen, Camille Noûs
Pages 127 to 152| De ida y vuelta
| Elízabeth Manjarrés
Pages 153 to 177| Working class memories of the Caracazo (1989): from the
narrative of the great event to the deviations of individual
narratives
| Serge Ollivier
Pages 179 to 196| Lula, for the third time, in a Brazil torn in two
| Giancarlo Summa
Pages 197 to 224| Institutional rules, water management and resource grabbing in
Mexico
| Jade Latargère
Pages 225 to 230| Sin hombres de bien en la tierra adentro. El delito en la
península de Paraguaná entre 1840-1850. Estudio de casos, Yasha
Alexander Echenique Fernández, Grupo Tiquiba - Fundación Cultural
Josefa Camejo, Mérida, 2021
| Isaac López
Pages 231 to 237| Pays hors service : Venezuela, de l’utopie au chaos,
Paula Vásquez Lezama, Buchet-Castel, Paris, 2020
| Colette Capriles
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Andrés Manuel Lopez Obrador’s Mexico: mid-term review
| Amérique latine
(2022/1 No 1)
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Pages 5 to 9| Editorial
Pages 11 to 15| Presentation
| Françoise Lestage
Pages 17 to 30| The unachievable migration policy
| María Dolores París Pombo
Pages 31 to 60| Border regime and migration policies in northern Mexico (2018-2020)
| María Dolores París Pombo
Pages 61 to 81| Energy transition and national and popular development model of the
Andrés Manuel López Obrador government (2018-2021)
| Isabelle Rousseau
Pages 83 to 108| Living in the “drug-trafficking territories” of Sinaloa
| Adèle Blazquez
Pages 109 to 141| The endless struggle: a historical assessment of zapatismo
(1969-2021)
| Marco Estrada Saavedra
Pages 143 to 157| State of exception: what is happening in el Salvador?
| Benjamin Moallic
Pages 159 to 166| L’Amérique latine, villes et idées
| Aurélia Michel
Pages 167 to 175| Opération Condor : un homme face à la terreur en Amérique
Latine
| Philippe Edeb Piragi