Resultados de búsqueda - "slavery"

John Locke: El colonialismo y la esclavitud. El problema de la propiedad privada ilimitada por Reyes Camargo, Raúl

Materias: “…slavery…”
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Martín Abad de Uria vs Fray Francisco Moreno: esclavismo y elites regionales de los primeros comisarios de la Inquisición del Nuevo Reino de León. 1643-1644. por Caballero Barrera, Alan Orlando, Morado Macías, Cesar

“…Martín Abad de Uria vs Fray Francisco Moreno: slavery and regional elites of the first commissioners of the Inquisition of the Nuevo Reino de León. 1643-1644…”
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Neoesclavismo institucional: el sistema Auburn como continuidad de la esclavitud en Nueva York (1823-1865) por Guzmán Garza, Leonardo

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La solución pacífica de controversias como norma imperativa del Derecho internacional ante la crisis de paz mundial por Aceves García, Carlos Alberto, García Murillo, José Guillermo

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En defensa de la información y comunicación científica en Open Access gratuito en todos los procesos de publicación y lectura por Muela Meza, Zapopan Martín

“…Finally it makes a political call for all the critical, radical, and progressive anti-capitalist, and leftist scientists, authors, scholars, librarians, and citizens in strategic union and alliances with all the manual and cognitive workers, activists, theorizers, along with all of its working, exploited, oppressed, and dominated classes and their unions, parties and political organizations from all over the world, to politically counter attack, by all the possible means, through all the battle fronts, and permanently, the constant attack of such capitalist bourgeois owners of the world whose renovated fascist ideologies, of the fundamentalist, neoliberal, and neoconservative of the market, have the planet to the brink of the neo-nazi neo-slavery and neo-servitude of the terrestrial intellect, culture, education, science, life, and happiness through the commodification of everything and their fascist pay-per-access control, included all the information-knowledge that used to be free of charge, communal, and democratic.…”
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