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The article presents the topic of borders in the international system of the 21st century, highlighting their importance in the creation and development of nation-states and in international relations. It also mentions exceptions to state sovereignty, such as Antarctica and international waters. The article is divided into three sections that analyze borders from different perspectives, such as regionalism and border control in relation to international migration. Additionally, other topics are mentioned, such as the impact of climate change on maritime delimitations in the Arctic, China's territorial disputes in the South China Sea, border disputes between India and China, hybrid governance in the border area between Colombia, Brazil, and Peru, and the secessionist movement of contemporary maroons in Jamaica and its relationship with the Jamaican state. [Extracted from the article]

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The article presents research on the work of the cartographer Smeraldo Smeraldi during the Farnese duchy. Smeraldi was an Italian goldsmith, engraver, engineer, architect, and cartographer who focused on the creation of maps and hydraulic engineering. His work contributed to the construction of embankments, roads, canals, and bridges in the Po River basin, especially in the territories of Parma and Piacenza. His cartography was used to resolve legal disputes and plan the territory in the midst of border conflicts. [Extracted from the article]

The modern effort to articulate Sovereignty and Law has as its horizon the treatment of the institutional confined to the structure of representation, from the application of Law to the configuration of the state. The representational plane of Law and its implementation of laws and rights are problematized, to expand its borders and dispute the operation of these classic associations. A fruitful path is opened to think about a conception of law and jurisprudence in relation to the Deleuzean institutional theory and its link with the social, stressing the binomial Law -- representation to the maximum. The philosophy of law proposed by Deleuze establishes a basis, as a practice of singular cases that can be embodied in the Frenchman's own idea of immanent philosophy. There is a world to unfold in this perspective of law as a critique of the Law, opening another legal practice that resonates today. Therefore, the article aims to unravel, from a Deleuzean critical reading, a political normativity of rights that points to the relevance of jurisprudence as a variation, accounting for the distorting interaction of social experience with respect to law and also possible new dimensions of the institution. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In this article, the author Gabriela Becker Pinto addresses institutionalization in the border area between Brazil and Uruguay in the context of the consolidation of a Regional Citizenship. The objective of the research was to investigate the possibilities of institutional and legal development in this border area. It is concluded that the border between Brazil and Uruguay is a geopolitically privileged area and that its institutional utilization enables the emergence of greater dynamism for regional integration and the functioning of Mercosur. The importance of regional integration in Latin America, specifically in the borders between Brazil and Uruguay, is highlighted, and the efforts made to improve the quality of life of the populations in the border areas are mentioned. It is concluded that these projects have significantly improved the quality of life in the border regions and have strengthened regional integration and Mercosur. The article also analyzes borders as territorial limits and places of identification, and highlights the importance of peaceful conflict resolution and the role of Regional Integration Law and Human Rights in integration processes. The Mercosur Citizenship Statute is mentioned, which establishes rights and benefits for citizens of the Mercosur Member States, including border integration. Additionally, the Legal Statute of the Brazil-Uruguay Border is mentioned, which regulates integration in the border area between these two countries. In conclusion, the borders between Brazil and Uruguay represent a laboratory for improving regional integration and creating a regional border citizenship. [Extracted from the article]

The city of Monterrey has become a space of great inequalities and increasingly notorious socio-spatial phenomena. Its different problems have been used by the government and the private sector to justify interventions in working-class neighborhoods, as is the case of the “Independencia” neighborhood. This article looks to analyze the aspects that turn this neighborhood into a disputed space and identify how this is reflected in the territory through the (in)action of public and private actors. It uses a qualitative methodology supported by interviews, informal talks, and non-participant observations that were made in 2019 and 2020. The paper shows how abandonment and a lack of government investment in working-class neighborhoods is part of an urban revaluation process that seeks to attract private investment to these sectors and end the presence of those “others” who are considered a threat to the urban order. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper presents the process of the visitation and demarcation of the village of Gueychiapa, in the province of Xilotepec (Mexico), during the stage prior to the elimination of the congregation and reduction of its numbers. It analyses the organization of the territory, the transfer of villages and their position within the congregational order. It also examines the disputes among cattle ranchers, landowners, and beneficiaries of land grants; the Indian villages adjacent to these properties; and the viceregal administration, which was inclined to return the lands in order to reduce the number of congregated villages on them. The documentation consulted provides a glimpse into both the Indigenous villagers' and Spanish and Creole farmers/ranchers' interests in the control and use of resources such as land and water. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective/context: South America has undergone a process of democratization and progressive reduction of inter-state disputes since the 1980s and 1990s. The disappearance of threats traditionally faced by several states in the region, or their management within the framework of different conflict resolution mechanisms, has led to an unintended effect known as threat deficit, a strategic scenario in which the external threat perception of a State disappears or is considerably weakened. The literature argues that border conflict resolution and democratization are associated with a reduction in the size of military budget and organization. Methodology: The article is an exploratory analysis that compares the cases of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Peru, Colombia, and Venezuela in the period 1981-2020 and identifies how the so-called policy of bases has impacted the military organization measured in terms of the number of military bases. Conclusions: In a context of democratization and a marked reduction of inter-state conflict in South America, the number of bases has not only been maintained but, in most cases, increased. Originality: No previous works have analyzed this issue for the South American region. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article analyzes the dramatic work "Los menestrales" by Cándido María Trigueros, written in 1784, and its representation of social boundaries and conflicts motivated by individuals trying to ascend in the social hierarchy in Spain during the Ancient Regime. It is emphasized that the differences between the noble class and the bourgeoisie were not so profound, as both participated in commercial activities and shared bourgeois values. The concept of "bordering" is used to describe the production and reproduction of boundaries in response to changing relationships between nation, state, and territory. Enlightened authorities and playwrights used theater as an educational space to regulate and mark the limits of social identities. [Extracted from the article]

The Chafarinas Islands is one of the Spanish enclaves located in the north of Africa, constituting the only border of the European Union in the area. It is an area that enjoys a natural environment of great ecological value. The research makes a historical tour, analyzing the elements that make up its problems until the second decade of the 21st century. It covers geographical, environmental and historical aspects that explain its history and the current status quo. Its location in the Mauritania-Tingitania area, together with its status as an island border, reveals a space not exempt from difficulties in political and economic relations, which should be analyzed, with the aim of finding ways to improve the relationship and cooperation between Spain (the eu) and Morocco, reducing the existing border conflicts. Its future options include cooperation with neighboring countries and the exploitation of its tourist resources within the framework of sustainability. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article analyzes, from a relational perspective, interactions between participants of various trust networks and explains their role in preserving the agricultural and rural profile of Valle de Guadalupe, Baja California and its consolidation as the most important wine region in Mexico. Semi-structured interviews and newspaper content analysis were used to study various land use conflicts recorded between 2000 and 2020. Contention scenarios, action repertoires, and outcomes of previous experiences were identified. The results show a diversity of trust networks using a diverse set of mechanisms ranging from participatory innovation to patronage and discretionary appropriation. As the valley has become the country's leading wine tourism destination, these networks have made progress in conflict resolution and land protection, but still face emerging tensions due to tourism and real estate development. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article analyzes the collaboration provided by the National Astronomical Observatory to the Chilean State during the “Cuestión de Límites” in the 1893-1901 period. It is proposed that the assistance of the Astronomical Observatory was highly relevant to the precision’s works of the Limits Commission. The main sources are the protocols signed by Chile and Argentina, the technical documents published by the Limits Commission and the institutional documents of the Astronomical Observatory. Combined, these sources enable us to understand what types of works the Limits Commission had to carry out and the specific ways in which the Observatory cooperated. The results show that the main assistance of the National Astronomical Observatory was in the provision of specialized personnel in geographic works, adjustment of precision instruments and determination of strategic geographic coordinates. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article describes the antecedents of the Ukrainian war and Putin s fallacy when he considers NATO' s nearness to the Russian borders -especially the to the Russian borders -especially the Organization- as the cause for the "technical military operation" which provoked the invasion of this country. NATO is not a danger for Russia, the existence of NATO countries bordering Russia does not constitute a threat for its security, and the Alliance has no intention whatsoever to attack Russia. Neither Zelinski's Government is committing acts of genocide against Russian-speaking Ukrainians, nor NATO and Russia have permanently confronted one another since the dissolution of the Soviet Union, because there has been periods of undenrstanding and cooperation between the two Parties. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article analyzes the importance of transimperial interactions in the Banda Oriental, highlighting the role of trade in political decisions and the formation of elites. It focuses on the history of Colonia de Sacramento and Montevideo as complementary ports, as well as the rivalry between Montevideo and Buenos Aires. The experiences of the Luso-Brazilians in both ports are examined, and it is shown how marriage was a common strategy to ensure participation in commercial circuits. It also reflects on the need to contextualize conflicts on the Spanish-Portuguese border and highlights the importance of strengthening dialogue between Latin American and North American academies. [Extracted from the article]

Brief analysis of political relations between Chilean President Salvador Allende and contemporary Argentine governments. During the Allende government, the latter country was between the military dictatorship and the transition to democracy, which was reinstated with the assumption of the Argentine presidency of the Peronist Héctor J. Cámpora in May 1973. Consequently, we approached Allende's political relations with the successive governments which, with different ideological signs, followed up from the military dictatorship to the resignation of President Cámpora and the interim presidency of Raúl Lastiri. Our emphasis is placed on the outstanding aspects of the political relations carried out between the governments of both countries, such as the coincidences reached on border issues, economic cooperation, and the problems related to the requests for political asylum from Argentine guerrillas who fled to Chile in 1972, as well as the conspiracies of far-right Chilean opponents operating clandestinely in Argentina. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In 2020 an armed conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan took place, in an intersection area of the Eurasian space, because of the settlement of Artsakh or Nagorno Karabakh, an area with a majority of Armenian population in the Azerbaijan territory. This interstate territorial controversy affected both Transcaucasian republics and also exposed the interests of the region powers, Russia and Turkey. The purpose of this work is to analyze the role of the Armenian diaspora and their position against the armed conflict, in a threatening context for the region peace. Besides, investigating the historical process allows for the understanding the complex territorial network, the actors involved in it and the bonds that support Armenian identity. This approach is a starting point to do some research on this conflict and to think about the ways to teach it both at a secondary and university level. From the methodological point of view, national and international newspaper articles were analyzed, in which claims, actions and manifestations were described. At the same time, different diasporic group social networks were reviewed to see how they struggled to raise awareness about the genocide at the beginning of the XX century and the resistance to the upcoming conflict. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article analyzes the Colombian Armed Forces' operations in the 1932-1933 Colombian-Peruvian border conflict and the negotiations before and after the ratification of the Salomón-Lozano Treaty of 1922 between the two countries. To this end, a documentary review of press reports at the time and other historical sources is carried out to verify to what extent this conflict determined the bilateral relations between the two countries. The results show that Colombia's diplomatic and military strategy in handling the resolution of the conflict enhanced the development of the Colombian Armed Forces, positioning the country before the international community and the region as a strong nation with good diplomatic relations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In this article we address, from a comprehensive perspective, the socio-territorial dynamics that emerged between 1990 and 2020, in the border crossing between Cúcuta (Colombia) and Ureña (Venezuela), based on the behavior analysis of the migratory flow that runs through this crossing. The methodology used is that of the case study and the sources are qualitative. The information gathered allows us to consider that, during the period studied, social conflict increased in this border crossing, due to the dispute for the control and appropriation of the border zone by illegal actors, interested in making the intensification of migratory flows in the direction of both countries profitable, due to the political instability that has marked the recent history of both sides of the border, during the period studied. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Through the judicial adventures of Sergeant Major Gabriel Guillermo Espínola, a member of a paradigmatic family in the area, this article delves into social relationships and local political history in two dimensions. Accused of stealing livestock through his protégés and abusing his authority as a judge, the process against Espínola illuminates, on one hand, the kinship, obedience and dependency plots, as well as the conflicts of jurisdiction at the time of creation of the Tucumán "Intendencias" and expansion of the bailiffs in the countryside. On the other hand, it addresses Espínola's role as "Comandante de fronteras" near Concepción de Abipones and his close relationship with guaycurú Tribes in the Chaco region. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this article I analyze the work of the Inter-secretarial Demographic Commission, created in Mexico by executive decree in 1935. I review the immigration policy sanctioned by the post-revolutionary governments and the socioeconomic scenario of the southern border that the commissioners found when they arrived in Tapachula, Chiapas. I also examine the diagnosis of their first supervisor, Jorge Ferretis, and the problems they faced in their primary task of granting naturalization to many Soconusco residents who lived in legal limbo. By examining the archives of the Ministry of Foreign Relations and the Municipal Historical Archive of Tapachula, I answer the question that guided my research: Why was the Commission's work, originally scheduled for two years in Soconusco, extended for more than a decade? [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In global capitalism, the dispute between countries for the control of geostrategic resources has gained a greater boom, suppressing the geographical borders between countries, for greater mobility of capital and creating a strong dependence of the richest economies towards the poorest but possessors of great natural resources. In this context, the Latin American region is immersed in the economic and political decisions of the most powerful countries, although historically the US has controlled a large part of the continent, now China as a new global actor is building its power over this region with the aim of obtaining the materials necessary premiums for the continuity of your Belt and Road (FRS) projects. Therefore, the objective of this study is to analyze the initiative of the new global reconfiguration that China has been instrumentalizing through the FRS towards Latin America and to demonstrate that despite not using military interference as the US did, we are facing a new phase invasion by the Asian country. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The first issue of the Territorios magazine in 2022 presents 13 articles that address various Latin American issues. One article stands out, discussing the lack of access to water in the Metropolitan Zone of the Valley of Mexico and how territorial marginalization influences the distribution of water resources. Another article analyzes the political ecology of urbanization in Latin America and proposes a research agenda. The topic of the Eastern Hills of Bogota and their relationship with climate change is also addressed, as well as the development of the port of Lazaro Cardenas in Mexico as a key link in trade between Asia, the Pacific, and the United States. Additionally, studies are presented on the inventory of natural and cultural heritage in informal settlements in Cartagena, the urban structure and mobility conditions in the popular outskirts of Lima and Bogota, and the management of water resources in the Salta Chaco in Argentina. A review of Samuel Jaramillo's book "Structural Heterogeneity in the Latin American City: Beyond Dualism" is also included. [Extracted from the article]

We present a first systematization of an in-service teacher training process, arising from the articulation between a socio-territorial organization and a school in the Paraná Delta. This territory of extensive wetlands is crisscrossed by disputes between on one side rural living spaces and islander ways of life and on the other side privatization and transformation into luxury gated communities with serious socio-environmental consequences. We intend to contribute to the understanding of some ways in which these socio-territorial movements can contribute to the pedagogical-didactic frameworks that sustain dialogues between school and communities. In particular, we analyze the contributions to the pedagogization of environmental conflicts. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The purpose of this scientific article is to determine an inter-institutional harmonization mechanism for the control of insecurity phenomena derived from the Venezuelan migratory flow in Colombian territory. The results are validated through a methodological design based on a qualitative approach, in a type of descriptive research and in a proactive or intentional non-probabilistic sampling, aspects that led to the construction and application of semi-structured interviews and two test matrices. double entry: one of opportunities and threats in the environment (POAM) and one of internal capacity (PCI). It is concluded that Colombia does not have a clear policy to address border issues or an instance that performs sustained monitoring of its borders. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The 21st century implied for India a reformulation of its external strategies. One of the main challenges faced in the region is China due to the difficult political relationship as a result of unsolved borders disputes, and the strategic and economic implications of the New Silk Road. India has focused on accelerating its economic growth and on political cooperation with its neighbors. However, China's actions in South Asia and the Indian Ocean have led India to rethink its position in the region, but it does not have the necessary resources to carry out important projects. In the face of the challenge that China represents for India's national interest in the region, the aim of this article has been to analyze -through theoretical concepts linked to foreign policy analysis - India's actions towards its neighborhood and their results until now. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article shows how the Raizal population participated in Colombian foreign policy during the period 2012-2017, more precisely in issues related to the borders controversy between Colombia and Nicaragua, after the decision of the International Court of Justice. Through interviews and press research, the evolution of the decision-making process of the Colombian Government is tracked and this is cross-referenced with the Raizal actions reported. In the approach to ethnic groups and foreign policy studies, three categories of analysis emerge: confrontation, co-optation and cooperation, across which the facts are shown for the period, concluding with the relevance of studying the ethnic groups and their influence in States' foreign policy, particularly Colombian foreign policy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The aim of this article is to explore the relationship between the changes that have occurred in political culture and the social and territorial crisis that has developed in Spain since 2011. For this, we will focus on the analysis of the evolution of the historical series of traditional indicators of political culture, in order to show how, coinciding with the outbreak of the economic crisis, secular trends were altered and how these changes could have influenced the double process of rupture. Finally, it will be discussed how this rupture was channeled in Spain through the transformation of the party system, while in Catalonia it took the form of territorial conflict. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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TEFROS Magazine presents its Volume 22, Issue 2 of the year 2024, dedicated to research on border issues. The articles address topics such as cartography, interethnic conflicts, cultural diversity in school settings, and organizational experiences of indigenous women. In addition, the authors and reviewers of the issue are thanked, and it is announced that the articles will be discussed in short videos on the magazine's YouTube channel. The director and responsible editor is Dr. Marcela Tamagnini from the National University of Río Cuarto, Argentina. [Extracted from the article]

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The territorial formation of the Sierra de la Macarena is the result of the superposition of geographies, territorialities and territorialization processes, which produce conflicting relations in the dispute over the appropriation and domination of space. This article analyzes the disagreements between the territorialization processes of the Colombian State and those of resistance and re-existence of the colonist-peasant communities on this internal frontier located in the Amazon and the Colombian Orinoquia, in the period from 2002 to 2015. It is demonstrated how these different projects are tracing geographies, overlapping each other's, creating tensions, contradictions, in short, territorial conflicts, which form and transform space and territorialities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]