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Showing 1 to 20 of 41 for “"military dictatorship"”.
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The Military Dictatorship in Brazil and the Photojournalism (1964-1985)
… by photojournalism in the press during the military dictatorship. The aim it is to understand how the relationship between the newspapers «Folha de S. Paulo» and «Jornal do Brasil» with the military that were in power for two decades evolved. The hypothesis was that both newspapers …
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Milton Nascimento and the Clube da Esquina: popular music, politics, and fraternity during Brazil’s military dictatorship (1964-85)
The student, Holly Holmes, accepted the attached license on 2017-04-10 at 23:42.
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The Impacts of Authorised Dictatorial Discourse on Heritage Management - Case study: South Korea's Military Dictatorship Era 1961 - 1988
This thesis investigates some of the impacts a ‘dictatorship’ can have on the management and uses of heritage sites. More specifically, it endeavours to examine how a dictator’s interests in certain heritage sites and particular territories can affect how heritage becomes preserved and promoted in …
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A ditadura militar através das imagens do livro didático de História do 3º ano do ensino médio
… a study on the use of images about the civil-military dictatorship in Brazil present in the textbook adopted in the 3rd year of high school by the Professor Antônio Aladim de Araújo State School, in the city of Caicó-RN. We take the images that illustrate the theme in the History textbook from …
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The movement for the restoration of democracy in Bangladesh, 1982-1990 : a study of political sociology
… major wave of democratisation against the unjust military seizure of state power in many countries around the world. In Bangladesh, General Hussain Muhammad Ershad seized power in March 1982 ousting the then democratic government through a military coup and continued up to December 1990 until he …
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Complicated Campuses: Universities, Middle-Class Politics, and State-Society Relations in Brazil, 1955-1990
… of negotiation, the dissertation traces how the military, bureaucrats, business leaders, pedagogues, students, and parents entered into complex debates over education and national development. Drawing from police records, bureaucratic archives, private collections, and oral interviews, it studies …
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O exílio da memória: Milton Santos e a ditadura civil-militar
… analyzes the impact of the Brasilian civil-military dictatorship on the career of intellectual Milton Almeida dos Santos (1926-2001), and the specificities of the violence committed by the dictatorial regime. Well-known for his influential work in Geography, Milton Santos also worked as a …
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The South Korean “Meta-Avant-Garde,” 1961–1993: Subterfuge as Radical Agency
… art from 1961 to 1993 during the Cold War military dictatorship, and focuses on the dynamics of socio-political tension between the military dictatorship and the opposition of political dissidents comprised mostly of artists, students, and intellectuals, who defined themselves as …
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Materiais didáticos como facilitadores do processo de ensino e aprendizagem: um estudo da conscientização de adulto na Campanha de Educação Popular da Paraíba – CEPLAR
… material is damaged, and even lost, during the military dictatorship, can present culture sheets, lesson of awareness and plug script intended for adult literacy, in addition to the book and Work Force aimed at this stage of adults. The materials used in the campaign were based on Paulo Freire’s …
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Bridging the Gap: Feminist Movements and their Efforts to Advance Abortion Rights in Chile
… 1931 until 1989, the last year of the Pinochet military dictatorship. After Pinochet stepped down, Chile underwent a democratic transition in 1990 that was heavily reliant on a moral fundamentalist mentality, primarily influenced by the Catholic Church and conservative political parties. It has …
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Provision of public goods and health outcomes during political transition in Nigeria
… been questioning the bene ts of transition from military rule to democratic rule in 1999 to ordinary citizens. This concern relates to the lack of credibility of electoral processes in the country. Politicians in Nigeria have embarked on various unlawful strategies both to win and perpetuate …
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Produção, circulação e funcionamento da censura na ditadura militar brasileira e no fascismo italiano : a censura no ordem do discurso
… and on going of censorship during the Brazilian military dictatorship and Italian fascism period. It was possible to get to similar censorship knowledge through the analysis of documents of different censorship archives. In this sense, despite the fact that the analyzed discourses censured …
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Brazilian, Feminist Non-Governmental Organisations - a Force for Change: Constructing Citizenship through Health Sector Reform and Delivery of Reproductive Rights
… Rights, created in the transitional period from dictatorship to democracy (1985-95) to represent the mass social movement of women - have played in transition politics, where their aim has been to invoke the notion of ‘citizenship’ to address marginality and instigate constitutional change to …
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Rising Up to Fall Down: Women, Political Dissent and the Gender Barrier in Brazilian and Argentine Cinema
Latin American countries went through periods of military intervention from the 1960´s to the 1990s. During these decades, resistance and revolutionary groups emerged in these nations, as strong oppositions to the military rulings and their ideologies. A lot of scholarship has investigated these …
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Peace through the metaphor of war from police pacification to governance transformation in Rio de Janeiro
The history of the military police in Rio de Janeiro is a history of violence. Police violence peaked during the democratic era when they have killed more civilians annually than the total disappeared during the military dictatorship. Their violence unduly targets the urban poor, those living in …
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Dreaming Woman: Argentine Modernity and the Psychoanalytic Diaspora
… and of exilic dissemination during periods of military dictatorship. Taking Argentina as an exemplary case of psychoanalytic entrenchment that disrupts neat oppositions between Europe and its others, Dreaming Woman reframes the psychoanalytic archive on sexual difference as a discourse on …
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Understanding the transnational and the domestic : the case of the neoliberal restructuring in Chile, 1973-1989
… by the case of Chile during the 1973-1989 military dictatorship,which seems to be the clearest justification of the argument that almost nothing standsIn the way of the will of external forces (US imperialism or international financialorganisations) or transnationally connected domestic …
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Remaking Argentina: Labor, Law, and Citizenship during the Proceso de Reorganización Nacional
… labor legislation during Argentina’s most recent military dictatorship, the self-styled Proceso de Reorganización Nacional (Process of National Reorganization, PRN) (1976-1983). Scholarship on the PRN has long overlooked the regime’s legalistic impulses while emphasizing extralegal repression, but …
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Thematic Concerns of Post-Colonial Playwrights in Nigeria: Relevant Theatre as a trend in recent Nigerian plays
… was restored in Nigeria following years of military dictatorship, and plays published after 1999 reflect this change. This change in Nigerian theatre is discussed by building on and theorising the category of African theatre called Relevant theatre. While Ahmed Yerima’s Hard Ground has been …
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The Power of Absence: An Ethnography of Justice, Memories of Genocide, and Political Activism of a New Generation in Post-Transitional Argentina
… and exiled victims of the 1976-83 civil-military dictatorship, decided to participate and created the association H.I.J.O.S. (Children for Identity and Justice, against Oblivion and Silence). Coming to the field in 2010, I arrived into a context radicalized through activism, campaigning, …
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