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Social Categorisations in the Tarascan State : Debates about the Existence of Ethnicity in Prehispanic West Mexico
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Interdependencies of Social Categorisations. - ( Ethnicity, citizenship and belonging in Latin America ; 2)-
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ISBN: 9783954870639
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Dans le même volume
- Introduction : Interdependencies of Social Categorisations in Past and Present Societies of Latin America and Beyond
- Social Categories, Embodied Practices, Intersectionality : Towards a Tanslocational Approach
- Entangled Inequalities in Latin America : Addressing Social Categorisations and Transregional Interdependencies
- Interdependencies of Class, Ethnicity and Gender in the Postemancipation Societies of Martinique and Cuba
- Cipriano Reyes and the Paradox of a Non-Diasporic negro Identity in Argentina
- Decentralisation and Local Power Relations in Chuquisaca, Bolivia
- Creating a Feeling of Belonging : Consumer Citizenship as a Media Project
- Returning Home and Being Runa : Dynamics of In- and Exclusion in an Otavalan Village, Ecuador
- Conceptualising Citizenship, Belonging and Exclusion in the Paraguayan Chaco
- National Belonging in the Dominican Republic : the Legal Position as an Interdependent Social Categorisation
- Class, Citizenship, Ethnicity : Categories of Social Distinction and Identification in Contemporary China
- Social Categorisations in the Tarascan State : Debates about the Existence of Ethnicity in Prehispanic West Mexico
- Thinking Interdependencies : Decolonial Feminist Perspectives on Labour and Migration
- Kultureller Rabatt (Culture Discoun”)? : the Debate about a Cultural Defence in the Criminal Law, and What Gender Has Got to Do with It.
- The Authors of the Book
