No. 4

• Introduction

  María Trinidad Bretones, Carlos Andrés Charry Joya, Jaime Pastor Verdú

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SECTION I. CONFLICTS FOR DIGNITY AND IN DEFENCE OF THE COMMMONS

• 1. Cholula Alive and Dignified. Inhabitants unite in the fight to preserve their Sacred City, their land and our heritage

  Ana Cristina Aguirre Calleja, Grecia Guzmán Martínez, Raúl Alejandro López Soto

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• 2. YPF-Chevron agreement: Physical and symbolic violence in the oil extractivist context in Argentina

  Felipe Gutiérrez Ríos

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• 3. The 29, Ofelia Nieto conflict and the construction of an urban counter-narrative

  Jacobo Abellán Bordallo

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• 4. Ethnicity, indigenous reemergence and mining conflict . The Pascua Lama project, [the State] and the reethnification process Diaguitas of the Huasco Alto, Chile

  Anahy Gajardo

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• 5. New forms of dispossession. Development’s wicked promise

  Andrea Echeverri

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SECTION II. STUDENT PROTESTS

• 6. Ayotzinapa 2014: State crime, indignation and antagonism in Mexico

  Massimo Modonesi, Samuel González Contreras

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• 7. The student movement in 21st-century Spain

  Roberto Cilleros, Gómer Betancor

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• 8. Social conflict in a democratic context. The role of the student movement in Chile

  Fernando De la Cuadra

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• 9. Ink on the movement: a review and suggested classification of the writings on the Chilean student movement (2011-2014) in the light of the new political scene and its crisis

  Carlos Ignacio Azócar Ortiz

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SECTION III. CONFLICTS FOR DEMOCRACY

• 10. Hong Kong. Crisis of the “one-country-two-systems” model

  Juan Huerva Subirats

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• 11. Parasols or umbrellas. The Hong Kong protests in perspective

  Joan Vicens Sard

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• 12. Also a nomenclature conflict: terminology is not innocent

  Dolors Bramón

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• 13. Arab revolts. Event chronology. January-December 2015. The end of the revolutionary cycle?

  Joan Linio

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SECTION IV. CHALLENGES TO THE NATION-STATE

• 14. Nation and State Building as Collective Action: A comparative analysis of mechanisms and processes in Catalonia and the Basque Country

  Meritxell Martínez Riera, Mario Zubiaga

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• 14. (español) Nación y construcción estatal como acción colectiva. Un análisis comparativo de mecanismos y procesos en Cataluña y el País Vasco

  Meritxell Martínez Riera, Mario Zubiaga

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• 15. Independence, the right to decide and self-government in Scotland: 2012-2015

  Marc Sanjaume

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• 16. The Ukrainian conflict in 2014: Causes and consequences of the crisis

  Ivan Kudryashev

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• 17. (català) The Catalan independence movement, beyond identity and economic calculations

  Teresa Bladé Costa

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• 17. (español) The Catalan independence movement, beyond identity and economic calculations

  Teresa Bladé Costa

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SECTION V. OTHER VIOLENCES

• 18. On bureaucratic violence: Remarks on one of the faces of contemporary violence

  Edgar Straehle Porras

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• 19. Lack of safety and violence in Latin America: a critical outlook on its structural causes

  Juan Mario Solis Delagadillo, Sarah Patricia Cerna Villagra

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SECTION VI. PEACE PROCESSES

• 20. Public opinion and the Colombian peace process in 2014

  Carlos Andrés Charry Joya

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• 21. Conversations with the United Self-Defence Forces of Colombia (AUC): The common criminal’s road to becoming political criminal

  Petrit Baquero Zamarra

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• 22. Art, ritual and massacre. Reflexions on reconciliation in the Colombian post-conflict

  Jacobo Cardona-Echeverri

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SECTION VII. LABOUR PROTESTS AND CRISIS

• 23. Dynamics of labour’s and labour unions’ protests in Colombia in 2014. Analysis and chronology of the protests

  Viviana Colorado-López, Pablo Pérez-Taborda

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• 24. The European economic crisis and the new political perspectives

  Cristiano Procentese, María Pilar Sabio-Esquiroz

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SECTION VIII. HISTORICAL MEMORY

• 25. The Museum of Memory in conflict

  Mauro Basaure

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• 26. Memory(ies), dictatorship and social housing: testimonies by people living in the mega housing complex of Soldati

  Cristina Inés Bettanin

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SECTION IX. TAKING STOCK FOR THE YEAR

• 27. From dignity to citizenship empowerment. Taking stock of 2014 protests

  Ramón Adell Argilés, Alberto Olayo-Yestera

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• 28. Is Latin America at a new crossroads?

  Carlos Ruíz-Encina, Giorgio Boccardo

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• 29. The participation of Rwanda’s diaspora in the country’s domestic conflict

  Firmin Dusabe

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• 30. Sovereignism in the Age of Unsovereignty. The emergence of the Catalan sovereign people: a discursive and performative perspective

  Maria Corrales Pons

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SECCIÓ X. NOTES

• 31. After abdication: Franco’s regime alive for too long

  Salvador Aguilar

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• 32. Spanish banlieues: understanding Can Vies

  Salvador Aguilar

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• 33. Innovations in the “Catalan problem”

  Salvador Aguilar

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• 34. Lessons from the Ukrainian crisis

  Salvador Aguilar

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• 35. J. Cercas or the Truth Dealer

  Ricard Vinyes

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