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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"New Granada"”.

  1. “The Wilderness Within”: African Diasporic Religion in New Granada, 1690-1790

    … examines African diasporic religions in New Granada in the late seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. In particular, it argues for the constitutive role of black mobility, space, and state institutions in their creation and circulation. Africans and their descendants—whether black or of …

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  2. Los Hijos Del Rey Benkos: Afro-Colombian Appropriation of A Historic Palenquero Identity and Its Legacy For Community Mobilization

    … which developed during the colonial period in New Granada. This identity has historic origins and consists of three inherent rights. The first is the right to sovereignty over their communal lands. This is not sovereignty in the sense that Afro-Colombian communities wished to be recognized as …

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  3. Siblings Overseas. Foundational landscape, law, land distribution, and urban form in 16th-century Spanish colonial cities. Three cases of new towns in Jaen (Spain), Nueva Granada (Colombia) and Cuyo (Argentina).

    … research has its precedent in the previous work Granada Des-Granada, published in Colombia in 2018 (Ed. Uniande9, which offered a survey on Muslim medinas and the evolution of Christian grid cities between the 11th and 15th centuries. Siblings Overseas takes over where Granada Des-Granada ended …

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