980 resultados para Raúl González Tuñón
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Apparently no more published after fasc. 48 (Grel-Guépin)
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Issued as premium (forming one vol. per year) to subscribers of the Courrier de la librairie, which was discontinued in 1859, the work extending to Dubuisson only.
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One folded map in pocket.
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Mode of access: Internet.
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Ed. by Elisabeth van D. Lecky.
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Title from caption.
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Mode of access: Internet.
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Mode of access: Internet.
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Subtitle varies slightly.
Ernesto Quesada - Horacio González : Origen y actualidad de la interrogación sociológica por el arte
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Fil: Herrera, Nicolás. Universidad Nacional de La Plata. Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias de la Educación; Argentina.
Ernesto Quesada - Horacio González : Origen y actualidad de la interrogación sociológica por el arte
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Fil: Herrera, Nicolás. Universidad Nacional de La Plata. Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias de la Educación; Argentina.
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Four years after calling for structural and conceptual changes, Raúl Castro finally unveiled a roadmap of substantive economic reforms. Over the next 18 months, at least a million workers will be laid off from the bloated state sector. Alternative forms of earning a living – self-employment, cooperatives, leasing of land or physical space, among others – are being authorized as old constraints on these alternatives are rescinded. From the perspective of ordinary Cubans, these reforms – called an actualizaciόn, or an update of the economic model – were long overdue. Yet, in hindsight, the slow-paced process can be explained, not in terms of the need for time to “identify” Cuba’s economic problems which have been known for decades, but by Raúl Castro’s emphasis on la institucionalidad, the need to channel decision making through institutions. His brother left a chaotic state apparatus which first needed mending before an elite consensus on the reform package could be forged. Cuba is entering a situation without precedent: this package is likely to run its own course without the Comandante (Fidel Castro) stopping it. By 2015, Cuban society will probably look different than today, featuring unprecedented inequality and living standards that are on the rise.
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This flyer promotes the event "Collecting and Curating Cuban: Memory, Museum, and Material Cultures, Lecture by Raúl Rubio and Christian Larsen".