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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"zapatista"”.

  1. Zapatista healthcare in a civilian targeted warfare zone: Chiapas, Mexico

    … people came together, called themselves Zapatistas, and declared war on the Mexican government. The world watched as the Zapatistas demanded basic human rights and the Mexican government promised reform. When the government failed to honor their promises, the Zapatistas responded by …

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  2. Marksistinių ir čiabuvių perspektyvų santykis zapatistų politiniame diskurse /

    … from an interest in how Marxism reached the Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN) and how it adapted. This paper looks at the Mexican Zapatista social movement, who consider themselves anti-neoliberal and anti-globalist, but who reject other political doctrines imposed on them by the …

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  3. Geopolitical Ecology of Rebellion on Environmental Quality in Northeast Chiapas, Mexico

    … subdivision and political ecology of rebellious Zapatista areas of Chiapas, Mexico are examined in this research. Quantitative and qualitative (mixed) methods are used to evaluate geopolitical size and reasons for rebellion as well as environmental practices of selected official and rebellious …

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  4. "Never again a Mexico without us" : gender, indigenous autonomy, and multiculturalism in neoliberal Mexico

    The Zapatista National Liberation Army (EZLN) rose up in Mexico’s southeastern state of Chiapas on January 1, 1994. The Zapatistas’ process of consolidating territorial autonomy and stance of radical refusal are a challenge and threat to the Mexican state and neoliberal governance practices. At the …

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  5. Seattle, Rhetorical Velocity, Identity Shift, Transnational Politics, and Materiality: Watching Rhetoric Bleed

    … Rhetoric Bleed</i> examines how the writings of Zapatista spokesperson Subcomandante Marcos shaped the philosophical underpinnings of the overall 1999 WTO protests, and more specifically, the philosophical underpinnings <i>and</i> the physical experience of one protest group in particular: the …

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  6. Man at the crossroads, looking with hope and high vision to a new and better future

    … calling for an end to globalism. His group, the Zapatista revolutionary army who's name comes from the Mexican revolution of 1912, that Rivera once supported, are active in Mexico's poorest state Chiapas. They demand that the indigenous peoples of Chiapas be respected and their culture and …

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  7. INDIGENOUS WOMEN IN THE RESISTANCE: A DECOLONIAL, COMPARATIVE-HISTORICAL ANALYSIS OF MEXICAN REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS

    … focus on the role of Indigenous women in the Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN) in comparison with the Mexican Revolution eighty years prior. To do so, I employ comparative-historical analysis and decolonial methodology. I find that in both the EZLN and the Mexican Revolution …

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  8. Educação na América latina: (des)colonialidade e/ou (sub)missão. Um estudo sobre a educação na Argentina, no Brasil e no México

    … Sem Terra (MST); e, no México, o Movimiento Zapatista. Para empreendermos o processo de investigação, optamos pelo Método do Caso Alargado e utilizamos, como técnica, a análise documental, dada a natureza da nossa pesquisa. As nossas conclusões apontam que os movimentos sociais do campo, em …

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  9. New Paths to Emancipation? A Critical Reading of Latin American Autonomist Marxism’s Conceptualisation of Emancipation

    … of radical social movements in the region (the Zapatista movement being the paradigmatic example). Holloway’s work stands out because it lays out a novel interpretation of emancipatory politics. He argues that capitalism organises human activity around abstract labour: a soulless human activity …

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  10. A Critical Analysis of Participation and Empowerment in Community Development: An Ethnographic Case Study from Chiapas, Mexico

    … Catholic liberation theology, and the Zapatista uprising on the ways rural campesinos develop critical consciousness and organize to dismantle systems of oppression. Findings illustrate examples of interactive participation and self-mobilization. The study serves to demonstrate the …

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  11. Tactical Dramaturgies: Media, the State, and the Performance of Place-Based Activism

    … of Idle No More, Occupy Wall Street, and the Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN). In these sites I explore moments of performative resistance that challenge the supremacy of state power, dominion over language and voice, control of the body, and agency over space. Primarily informed …

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  12. Contested Spaces: Protestantism in Oaxaca, 1920-1995

    … Framed by the Mexican Revolution of 1910 and the Zapatista uprising in 1994—revolutions with very different conceptualizations of indigenous citizenship—I examine how Protestantism impacted social organization, political authority, and identities in native communities. Protestant conversion in …

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  13. The Sensible Reason

    … Chapter IV presents a case study on the Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN) in Mexico, exemplifying how a political movement can employ collective emotions, such as dignified rage, to structure its political discourse. The analysis of EZLN's speeches and narratives shows how …

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  14. Consensus & Colonialism: critiquing technologies of the (de)colonial project

    … particular attention to Occupy Wall Street, the Zapatistas of Mexico, and Southerners on New Ground (SONG)—a regionally focused non-profit organization based in the southern United States. I develop techno-seduction as a term to deconstruct the lure of technological determinism promoting static …

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