Introduction to the Dossier: Indigenous Societies and "Indian Peoples" of the Tucumán Governorate (XVI-XIX centuries): Revisions, state of the question and case studies by Castro Olañeta, Isabel, Tell, Sonia

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Gender, power, and mobility among the Awá-Guajá (Maranhão, Brazil) by Hernando, Almudena, Politis, Gustavo Gabriel, González Ruibal, Alfredo, Beserra Cohelo, Elizabeth

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Cambio cultural y persistencia de las identidades nativas en la sociedad colonial de Baradero (siglos XVII y XVIII) by Tapia, Alicia Haydée

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War on Terror and repoliticization of the fear. Scope and effects of homegrown terrorism in Western societies by Acerbi, Juan

“…This attack initiated the transformation of the West as a war scenario, the end of the state prerogative to declare war and the installation of the premise that every person, regardless of nationality or religion, is suspected of being a threat to the society in which they live. Based on these considerations, this article will address the relationship between fear and politics and the consequences of the emergence of terror as a new variable that signifies the subjectivities of people and the dynamics of government.…”
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