Social, Political, and Religious Movements in the Modern Americas

Pablo A. Baisotti is currently a research assistant at the Department of Latin American Studies (ELA) at the University of Brasilia.

Introduction: Social, Political, and Religious Movements in the Modern Americas Section 1: Social 1. From Rural Villages to Large Metropolises in Latin America (1880–2020) 2. Youth and Mobilizations in Latin America: Twenty Years of Persistence and Prominence 3. Between Past and Future: Exile, Cuban Literature and Identity (1959–2003) 4. The Revolution as an Inherent Part of Cuban Society: A Polish Perspective 5. Recent Trends in Higher Education — Latin America and Europe: The Cases of Peru, Mexico, and Spain Section 2: Political 6. Constructions of "The National" in Latin America 7. Migration and Border Control Policies in South America (1900–1945): Non-Admission, Identification, and Deportation 8: An Overview of the Immigration Process During the Brazilian Monarchy and Republic, Including the Other Countries from the La Plata Region (1822–1945) 9. Indigenous Movements in South America: Culture, Politics, and Territories in the Andean and Amazon Regions 10. Cultural Platforms During the Transitions to Democracy in the Southern Cone: New Magazines and Institutions in Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay (1973–1990) Section 3: Religious 11. New Perspectives on Latin American Freemasonry: Three Case Studies 12. The Rise of "Scientific" Antisemitism in Latin America 13. The Catholic Church and Defense of Human Rights During the Last Dictatorships in Chile and Argentina 14. People, Culture and Liberation in Rafael Tello’s Theology: A Contribution from Argentina to Latin America 15. Buddhism in Latin America: From Ethnic Religion to Alternative Spirituality