El intelectual mexicano: una especie en extinción

How was racism institutionalized in the United States? What strategies have black people used in their struggle for liberation and equality? Joseph Scott addresses these weighty questions from the perspective that at its core, racism is a "legal-political problem in which blacks and whites have been assigned to separate legal estates.'" He enumerates three different forms of exploitation to which black people have been subjected, and seven basic strategies they have used to combat slavery and institutional racism.

Este libro, tercero en la serie de Perspectivas Migratorias del CIDE-MIG (Programa Interdisciplinario en Estudios Migratorios del CIDE), analiza, desde una perspectiva académica, los diferentes ángulos de los derechos políticos de los mexicanos en el exterior, muy particularmente el ejercicio del voto de los mexicanos residentes en el extranjero (VMRE) a la luz de las dos experiencias vividas en las elecciones presidenciales de 2006 y 2012. El objetivo central del volumen es contar con una investigación académica integral del VMRE que analice de manera comparativa, jurídica,...

A study of the evolution of settlement patterns in the Vera Basin and Almanzora river valley in Almeriá, south-east Spain. The surveys carried out in the late 1980s and early 1990s provided the material on which this study is based and helps to reconstruct the development of settlement from the early Phoenician colonisation of the area in the 8th century BC to Late Antiquity and the early 8th century AD. Appendices contain the archaeological data. Spanish text; summaries in English and French.

This book brings together several favourite tales from Native American tribes across the United States. From heartwarming coming of age tales to warning tales of supernatural power, the stories told in this volume bring to life the culture of America's first peoples. Recounted from oral traditions by a variety of anthropologists, the customs and ways of life of the diverse peoples blur the boundaries between myths and reality and remind us of a time when nature held exceptional power and those who forsook it were regarded as fools.