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SpotlightRead MoreThe effort made by the Academic Body of "History of Culture, Society, and Institutions in Mexico" from the History Department of the Autonomous University of Aguascalientes has enabled the organization of events that are already a benchmark in the academic life of our institution. We are particularly referring to the Colloquium on Genealogy and Family History, which, thanks to the various contributions received in its seventh edition, has become a new event related to the social history of families, transforming the original references of genealogy into a social history.
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SpotlightRead MoreSecular, free, compulsory, comprehensive, scientific, democratic, nationalist, and quality education, as values for public education that have been incorporated and evolved over time, have given meaning and direction to government action for much of the century since the Mexican Constitution of 1917 was enacted; however, they still seem distant and insufficient to configure the educational project of future Mexico. Therefore, the debate on the right to education, although it has been present among specialists and academics for several decades, seems more relevant today, in the face of...
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SpotlightRead MoreThis book aims to be a counterweight to academic centralism and to encourage the dissemination of research done by regional academics from our own regions, to disseminate local music through chapters written by social scientists from all over the country without excluding researchers from the capital. It is no longer a matter of academics spending short periods of time in the “field” and then returning to their “ivory tower”. This boom in multidisciplinary musical research in the regions also strengthens the perception that the results of such studies can be considered in their own right...