Migrations in Africa. The Case of West Africa and Why There is not an “invasion” of Europe by Blanco, Pablo

Subjects: “…Migrations- West Africa- invasion- Europe…”
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THE IMPACT OF THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION IN EUROPE: KARL KAUTSKY AND ANTONIO GRAMSCI by Quiroga, Manuel, Fabry, Adam Balasz

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Case Studies on Globalisation and Money Laundering by Freyer, Eckhard

“…Based on case studies on conditions for money laundering in the process of globalization and transformation in Europe, are discussed the challenges that a “global financial village” must confront.…”
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Causes of high cost of living by Mariconde, Pablo

“…This work is a chapter of the report presented by its author to the Faculty of Law, as a result of the studies that he has carried out in Europe as a scholarship holder.…”
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Documents from the past: From the collection donated by Mr. A. Rodríguez del Busto to the University by Martinez Paz, Enrique

“…Antonio Rodríguez del Busto, erudite and tireless researcher has formed in his recent study trips to Europe, a valuable collection of documents and has had the special deference to give to the University, through us, all those that are related to its history, which we will publish successively.…”
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Questioned democracies. Competitive elections, politics of enmity and citizen mistrust by Quiroga, Hugo

“…Ultimately, we assist to an anti-liberal generalized uncertainty, fundamentally in politics, mainly in Europe and in the Donald Trump’s US.…”
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Uses of ICTs and attitudes of language teachers in the European Schools System by Martínez Lagares, María Dolores

“…This research finds out what are the uses of ICTs by language teachers and their attitudes towards technology in the institutional network of the European Schools (a group of schools dependent on the European Commission distributed throughout Europe). These teachers have different nationalities, they come from educational systems of the different European countries and from different training systems, but they work in the same institution teaching their native language. …”
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Avoiding eco-social collapse: the degrowth project by Buch-Hansen, Hubert

“…In response to the looming eco-social collapse, a growing number of scholars and activists in Europe and beyond call for 'degrowth'. They advocate democratic transitions towards post-capitalist societies that can function within ecological boundaries while being socially equitable. …”
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Dialogues of the Spanish Republican Exile. Disembarcar in Futuro (1939) by Di Salvo, Lucía

“…The left-wing cultural publication Futuro (México,1933-1946) appears as a rejuvenating alternative reflection upon the mexican and latinoamerican reality, and sets up a polyphonic debate in view of the dangers threatening Europe. In particular, we focus on statements related to the exile which call for a responsive action. …”
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Migration and ‘Culture of Fear’: A Socio-Semiotic Study by Moreno Barreneche, Sebastián

“…Recently, migratory movements - particularly those involving large numbers of people who have come to Europe seeking to become refugees - have given rise to a kind of social discourse associated with "populist nationalism". …”
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How Specific is Latin America in a World of Contrasted Inequality Regimes? by Boyer, Robert

“…Three contemporary paradoxes regarding the trajectories of inequality in North America, Europe and Latin America deserve explanations. A common socioeconomic approach is proposed and applied, based upon the concept of inequality regimes. …”
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Capitalism, agrarian issues and wage labour: a re-reading of the classic debates from data from the Argentine humid pampa and the American corn belt by Villulla, Juan Manuel

“…Our hypothesis is that, although the productive predominance of wage labor contributes to characterizing an agrarian social structure as capitalist, reducing to that variable the analyses expresses a theoretically limited and restricted approach to the circumstances of the transitions to capitalism in Europe more than one hundred years ago. At present, the same phenomenon can occur equally in different types of capitalism, and, therefore, give rise to different types of "agrarian questions" in different latitudes, not necessarily assimilable to the linear schemes of those first elaborations of the problem.…”
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Childhood and screens: a study on possession, habits and perception of use of technology in a sample of Argentinean homes by Sartori, Mariana, Raynaudo, Gabriela, Peralta, Olga

“…This study provides information of our country on a phenomenon mostly studied in North America and Europe.…”
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Faria de Vasconcelos: a pioneer in the new school movement in Europa and Latin America by Sousa Machado, Teresa

“…Among others, Faria de Vasconcelos is a portuguese that stands out in Portugal, in the rest of Europe and in Latin America. In line with republican reforms, advocates education for all, and implements numerous projects, of which we report here the twelve lessons of pedagogy and pedology, in the spirit of Escola Nova, that lead to the foundation of the Bierges-les-Wavre school (Belgium) which makes history in psychology. …”
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The Rise and Fall of Massive Open Online Course by Laaser, Wolfram

“…The concept of MOOCs entered as a Tsunami to educational institutions in Europe and other countries, since its introduction in 2008. …”
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CITIES, VIDEOCAMERAS AND VIDEO-SURVEILLANCE: STATE OF THE ART AND RESEARCH PERSPECTIVES by Lio, Vanesa

“…As a result of the expansion of videosurveillance, the academic interest in the subject began to grow noticeably, especially in Europe and North America. Latin America, meanwhile, has joined more recently these debates. …”
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THE BEASTLEY'S MOMENT: THE METROPOLITAN POLICE OF BUENOS AIRES AND THE EXPULSION OF FOREIGNERS (1896-1904) by Albornoz, Martín, Galeano, Diego Antonio

“…Despite the focus is placed on measures taken by Buenos Aires police, one of the central hypothesis of this work is that understanding police action regarding immigrant expulsion requires the study of its linkages along the Atlantic coast of South America and Europe. This way, the article aims at reconstructing the map of the transnational policing, connecting Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro, Montevideo and Spain. …”
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What are they talking about when they talk about “gender ideology”? The construction of the total enemy by Morán Faúndes, José Manuel

“…To do this, the texts produced from the 1990s to date by various neoconservative actors in the Americas and Europe are analyzed, paying special attention to those that had the most impact and dissemination. …”
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