... In the Chaco region of Tarija, on the southeastern borderlands of Bolivia, the Tobas kept up fierce resistance to colonization by white settlers in the nineteenth century. The Toba (or Qom, in their own language) were a group of semi-nomadic hunter-gatherers who developed a strong equestrian...

... the key attributes of our global undersea networks: they are wired rather than wireless; semi-centralized, rather than distributed; territorially entrenched, rather than deterritorialized; precarious, rather than resilient; and rural and aquatic, rather than urban. A new historical approach, network...

... Following a devastating civil war, in 2002 Sierra Leone became a laboratory for justice. For the first time, a truth and reconciliation commission (TRC) and a semi-international criminal court operated side by side. But in the context of eleven years of war, a thirty-year legacy of state...

... outside the Southeast and in smaller towns long after they were considered outdated in major cities. Semi-amateur filmmakers in regional capitals and small towns made strategic use of adventure melodrama conventions (location shooting, risky stunt sequences), with displays of local landscapes, actors...

... representatives of the mas in the assembly, and running battles between urban protestors and police and the military culminated in the deaths of at least three people and the forced exile of the pro- mas prefect of Chuquisaca. Félix Llanquipacha’s Sucre Must Be Respected, Damnit!!! , a semi-offcial history...

... political violence juridical responsibility Cyprus Following a devastating civil war, in 2002 Sierra Leone became a laboratory for justice. For the first time, a truth and reconciliation commission (TRC) and a semi-international criminal court operated side by side. But in the context of eleven...

... the urban Southeast and other regions. Film exhibition was also marked by geographic unevenness; serials and westerns were shown outside the Southeast and in smaller towns long after they were considered outdated in major cities. Semi-amateur filmmakers in regional capitals and small towns made strategic...

..., the Tobas kept up fierce resistance to colonization by white settlers in the nineteenth century. The Toba (or Qom, in their own language) were a group of semi-nomadic hunter-gatherers who developed a strong equestrian warrior culture after the Spanish conquest. A peace treaty of 1859 sought to stabilize...

... in the assembly, and running battles between urban protestors and police and the military culminated in the deaths of at least three people and the forced exile of the pro- mas prefect of Chuquisaca. Félix Llanquipacha’s Sucre Must Be Respected, Damnit!!! , a semi-offcial history commissioned by the municipal...