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Journal articles on the topic "Persecuciones"
Aníbal Maggio, Luís. "CASO SAN PABLO." Revista Jurídica da FA7 5 (April 30, 2008): 87–110. http://dx.doi.org/10.24067/rjfa7;5.1:212.
Full textCastilla Villanueva, César. "La persecución religiosa en el siglo XXI." Ius Humani. Law Journal 6 (January 21, 2017): 55–72. http://dx.doi.org/10.31207/ih.v6i0.97.
Full textGarcía-Moreno, Antonio. "Referencias neumatológicas en el IV Evangelio." Scripta Theologica 31, no. 1 (January 23, 2018): 13–36. http://dx.doi.org/10.15581/006.31.14530.
Full textRomero, Teresa Sorolla, Marta Martín Núñez, and Shaila García Catalán. "Los lentes oscuros: persecuciones de la ausencia en el media art." Revista ICONO14 Revista científica de Comunicación y Tecnologías emergentes 12, no. 2 (July 1, 2014): 475–95. http://dx.doi.org/10.7195/ri14.v12i2.703.
Full textRodrigues, Nuno Simões. "[Recensão a] Salineiro, Raúl González - Las persecuciones contra los cristianos en el Imperio Romano." Cadmo: Revista de História Antiga, no. 19 (2009): 360–61. http://dx.doi.org/10.14195/0871-9527_19_31.
Full textGarcía-Alonso, Marta. "Creencia religiosa y conciencia errónea según Pierre Bayle." Anuario Filosófico 48, no. 2 (July 1, 2015): 259–80. http://dx.doi.org/10.15581/009.48.2755.
Full textGómez H., José Fernando. "Nadaismo y movimiento." ÁNFORA 3, no. 6 (March 1, 2018): 56–58. http://dx.doi.org/10.30854/anf.v3.n6.1995.451.
Full textSalas, Ernesto José. "Cultura popular en la primera etapa de la resistencia peronista (1955-1958)." Secuencia, no. 30 (January 1, 1994): 141. http://dx.doi.org/10.18234/secuencia.v0i30.480.
Full textTovar Pulido, Raquel. "El proceso judicial contra las mujeres a través del Malleus Malleficarum, sus influencias en España y la normativa castellana en materia de herejía, brujería y blasfemia (ss. XV-XIX)." Clio & Crimen. Revista del Centro de Historia del Crimen de Durango, no. 19 (December 30, 2022): 63–86. http://dx.doi.org/10.1387/clio-crimen.24045.
Full textQuevedo Sánchez, Francisco Indalecio. "Nobles judeoconversos: los oscuros orígenes del linaje Córdoba-Ronquillo." Sefarad 76, no. 2 (January 25, 2017): 363. http://dx.doi.org/10.3989/sefarad.016.013.
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Alija, Fernández Rosa Ana. "La configuración jurídica internacional de la persecución como crimen contra la humanidad." Doctoral thesis, Universitat de Barcelona, 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/665758.
Full textGuzmán, Castro Gustavo. "La patria sin judíos: antisemitismo nacionalista en Chile, 1932-1940: los casos del Movimiento Nacional Socialista y del Partido Nacional Fascista." Tesis, Universidad de Chile, 2012. http://www.repositorio.uchile.cl/handle/2250/113752.
Full textEn la década del treinta, numerosos grupos nacionalistas se formaron a lo largo de Chile. Aunque heterogéneos entre sí, ellos compartían una perspectiva política común, contraria al liberalismo, la democracia y el comunismo, y que culpaba preferentemente a los extranjeros de los problemas sociales del país. Algunos expresaban, además, un novedoso antisemitismo de origen europeo. La presente investigación indaga en el antisemitismo del nacionalismo chileno de la época, específicamente de su rama fascista, representada por el MNS y el PNF. Su principal objetivo es comprender las características y el funcionamiento del discurso antisemita de ambos grupos, discurso que habría actualizado las tradiciones antijudías preexistentes con un modelo tomado del fascismo europeo, convirtiéndolo en un importante elemento ideológico del proyecto político de tercera vía que intentaron construir y haciéndolo cumplir una función específica en su disputa con la izquierda. Metodológicamente, la investigación considera dos pasos principales: el análisis documental de contenidos de las publicaciones del MNS y el PNF, entre la fundación del primero y la desaparición del segundo; y la contextualización de sus expresiones antisemitas a la luz de las publicaciones de prensa de la época –incluidas la prensa judía y la prensa antifascista– y de la bibliografía especializada. Los resultados muestran que ambos grupos, sobre todo el PNF, desarrollaron intensas campañas antisemitas, sistemáticas, similares a las desarrolladas por sus símiles europeos –de las que tomaron material propagandístico–, que los alinearon con los países del Eje. Lejos de fortalecer su opción política y sus posibilidades de acceder al poder, estas expresiones confinaron a estos fascistas a un lugar de marginalidad, de extrema derecha, que favoreció su fracaso.
Gil, Garrusta Marc. "La instauració del règim franquista a l’Ajuntament de Barcelona: depuració i reconfiguració de l’Administració Municipal." Doctoral thesis, Universitat de Barcelona, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/398608.
Full textThe civil servants purge process of the entire state administration, was one of the diverse and various branches of the repressive Francoist system. In the election of political posts who had to manage the diverse local and provincial corporations, was to obtain an elevated degree of political trust in the civil servant ranking, the main objective of purge. Detecting and depriving the disaffected, as well as verifying political and ideological loyalty of remaining servants in its entirety, encouraged the courts located all over the country. However, purge would also become the essential resource to contribute to the whole new configuration of the State Administration. It would not only be useful to repress adversaries, but also to fit, discipline and subordinate servants in a hierarchical way, stipulated by the political posts of the several state administrations. The civil servants' purge, was also essential for those who joined the regime to be awarded, either those who had fought in the revolted side army or in the rearguard, or even in the 'quintacolumnas' of the republican zones. In addition, to reward those who had suffered consequences of armed combat, in a direct way, as mutilated or prisoners, or indirectly, as widowers or orphans of Francoist soldiers. The Francoist policy reserved at least an 80% of the administration vacant posts to those who required a previous intervention of purge trust. Furthermore, the State administration staff was adjusted after purge. In some cases, the staff was oversized as a result of habit for both, Lefts and Rights, to set up its own supporters in public institutions. Besides, after the end of the Civil War, due to budget limitations, the reduction of staff was unavoidable indeed. Evaluating the process of Francoist purge of Barcelona's council, is in several ways an interesting subject. On the one hand, the institution had a considerable amount of civil servants, which allows an important quantitative analysis. They made a file on 7.100 civil servants and they started proceedings against almost 2.500. Taking into account such an unlimited casuistic, the statistical results are highly significant. As far as we are concerned, never before has been done in our country such a similar study. On the other hand, at that time, was Barcelona's council one of the most important institutions of the Spanish state. Probably, the second after the state government. Not only for its staff volume, but also for the high number and level of public management competences. The special historical process occurred in the city of Barcelona, as a result of industrialization and the emergence and expansion of the working class, or the innovating political regionalists parties, which aspired to major quotes of self-government in either political and administrative aspects, are two good examples to demonstrate how Barcelona had probably become the most complex city in the Spanish state. The court of Barcelona was a faithful reflect of this complexity and its political relevance is hardly comparable to any other council institution of the country. In addition, the symbolic relevance of Barcelona and its main institution is not a minor matter: the grim class struggle occurred in the city in several historical periods, the rise of CNT/FAI as a determining authority during the Civil War and the fact that Francoists considered Barcelona as the separatists capital, conferred the city to a pre-eminent place in the contemporary Spanish history. Finally, the civil servants purge in the Council of Barcelona became even more interesting when the Civil War was about to finish, once Francoist victory success was ensured. The Francoist regime established the purge guidelines by means of a specific law, which ruled and regulated previous decrees. Having said that, after victory, the new regimen was not unaware of the necessity to find a balance between the repressor’s interests, the winners' promotion, and certain level of public services efficiency, knowing that they had to guarantee an appropriate operating state, as part of their legitimacy.
Troncoso, Muñoz Ana Katia. "Los movimientos campesinos y el derecho. La utilización de herramientas juridícas en el marco de la praxis política liberadora." Doctoral thesis, Universitat de Barcelona, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/668705.
Full textIn this doctoral thesis we seek to examine the political action of the National Indigenous Peasant Movement (MNCI in Spanish) present in Enrique Dussel’s thesis of the politics of liberation, especially with regards to law. In this framework, we analyze various theories on the issues of law and human rights, referring to their strengths and weaknesses to reflect on the legal phenomenon in neoliberalism. We also carry out a critical reading of the judicialization of politics and the political struggle expressed in the language of law and human rights as power / knowledge devices of neoliberal capacity that shift the political struggle towards the struggle for the law. This causes political conflicts to be settled in the judicial field and not in the field of politics. Thus, we describe its emergence and especially the enunciative function of human rights as discursive formation. We focus on these discussions in order to account for the possibility of creating a new legitimacy and legality in the formal/procedural sphere (the law system) of the level of the political institutions as the product of the liberating political action of the MNCI. Or if, on the contrary, the use of legal tools responds to hegemonic devices. Once these discussions are given, we analyze the Whole, the political order in which the MNCI emerges: agribusiness. We describe the transformations in the agricultural plane on a worldwide level during the post-war period and in Argentina mainly from the 70's. From there, and within the framework of Dussel’s liberation policy, we situate the peasantry as the Exteriority of this Whole that disrupts politics as a result of its impossibility to produce, reproduce and increase its life. This is the result of the new conformation of agriculture and the expansion of the agricultural frontier that has caused great conflict in the countryside, evicting miles of peasant and indigenous families. We try to situate the MNCI's political practice on the different levels and spheres of the political aspect of liberation politics. Lastly, we analyze the use of legal tools in specific political conflicts. Here we reflect on the use of the law in a counterhegemonic fashion in regards to the devices of neoliberal governance. Both in the creation of a new legitimacy that disrupts the legality, and in the cases that the new legitimacy conquered by political action continues to be illegal.
Monsó, Dilla Jordi. "Política d’ordre públic i repressió durant la Restauració (1875-1898)." Doctoral thesis, Universitat de Barcelona, 2012. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/96860.
Full textPUBLIC ORDER POLICY AND REPRESSION DURING THE RESTORATION PERIOD (1875-1898) The Restoration period (1875-1898) had never been, as it has sometimes been stated, a period of peaceful consensual stability. The oligarchic and non-democratic nature of the regime, its tendency to marginalise the opposing political forces (the carlists and the republicans) and not to attend the subordinate classes’ aspirations resulted in an increase of struggles and public disorders. The analysis of the latter forms one of the principal elements of this thesis. Another important element in my work has been the analysis of the government’s response facing these conflicts. It has been demonstrated that its actions were carried out not only through extreme social control but also by public order policies that led to violent repression of any action against the regime. This repression was covered by a number of laws which intended to legitimate the Public Forces’ actions such as outrageous suspension of constitutional rights or direct declaration of the state of war. Facing an increase in the number of conflicts, the regime did not opt for a security model based on civilian forces; instead chose to follow a model based on military order. This choice was not strange considering that, at that time, the Army was showing a clear intention of holding to a preeminent role as guarantor of the public order, as it had been before the Restoration period. This demonstrated that the supposed civilian intentions of the Restoration period were no more than an illusion blurred by the reality. The militarization option was evidenced by the decision of making the Army and the Guardia Civil, a militarized institution, the main agents of repression. They often used indiscriminate violence when facing any uprising, disturbance, riot, protest or strike. Their actions were not always legitimate and, on occasions, they were illegal, demonstrating the lack of preventive and deterrent measures of the regime. The militarization of the public order policy was intensified as a consequence of the increase of more organized subordinate social classes’ claims during the last decade of the period. These would manifest in strikes, organized riots, political meetings, setting off explosive devices against the employers’ interests and demonstrations such as the one of the 1st May. The struggle against the State and dominant oligarchies reached its climax putting into practice the propaganda by the deed of anarchist terrorism.
Plaza, Benimeli Natalia. "La depuración del magisterio como forma de control social." Doctoral thesis, Universitat de Barcelona, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/289982.
Full textMoran, Gimeno Neus. "El CADCI. Guerra i memòria espoliada (1936-1939)." Doctoral thesis, Universitat de Barcelona, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/666878.
Full textThe research focusses on the analysis of the CADCI, Centre Autonomista de Dependents del Comerç i de la Indústria- Entitat Obrera (Autonomic Centre of Dependents of Commerce and Industry– Workers Organization), during the civil war. From its founding in 1903, the organization expressed the national route of labour vindication for mercantile workers. Its strategy evolved along with the demands of its dependants, increasingly proletarianized and aware of belonging to the working class. Beginning in the thirties, the carrying out of pioneering measures for the sector and the increase in prestige of the organization, put CADCI at the head of the Catalan mercantile organisations. This activity coupled with its participation in the insurrection of the 6th of October, led to the centre reinforcing its role within the anti-fascist workers movement. As a result, during the war, the organisation would have thousands of members and at one point it was considered it could become the third union federation. An analysis of its war effort allows us to confirm this relevance and study the multiplicity of functions carried out in order to attend to workers on the frontline as well as in the rear-guard. An in-depth study of the history of CADCI allows us to analyse the reasons for it suffering the triple Francoist repression carried out on the organisation, its associates and its headquarters. The military appropriation of the building, located at Rambla de Santa Mónica number 10, was carried out on the 26th of January 1939, immediately following the occupation of Barcelona. A few weeks later it was searched by the DERD (State Delegation for Document Recovery). Part of the documentation taken is what makes up the content restored to the organisation between 2008 and 2014, by application of the law 21/2005, from the CDMH (Historical Memory Documentary Centre) in Salamanca. These 1213 catalogued items are the documentary base of this investigation. The headquarters has not been returned. Its history motivates and structures a good part of the research. Through its four forced shutdown we study the evolution of the centre, its increase in popular support and the strengthening of its networks that were key to it surviving periods in the underground. At the same time, we analyse the precedents of the repressive action and the resignification process of the building that was consolidated as a place of commemoration and a symbol of the anti-fascist resistance during the war. The research looks at the implications of recovering it as a site of memory and history. For this purpose, a series of interventions are proposed for this space that houses the multiplicity of stories of the history of the Catalan labour movement.
Books on the topic "Persecuciones"
Ortí, Vicente Cárcel. Persecuciones religiosas y mártires del siglo XX. Madrid: Ediciones Palabra, 2001.
Find full textOrtí, Vicente Cárcel. Persecuciones religiosas y mártires del siglo XX. Madrid: Ediciones Palabra, 2001.
Find full textDe búhos, políticas y persecuciones: Mis memorias. [La Paz, Bolivia]: Instituto de Investigación, Capacitación y Formación Democrática "Carlos Montenegro", 2009.
Find full textRovira, José Carlos. Varia de persecuciones en el 18 novohispano. Roma: Bulzoni, 1999.
Find full textWald, Piñe. Pesadillas: Koshmar : crónica de las persecuciones antisemitas en Buenos Aires 1919. 2nd ed. Buenos Aires: Ediciones S.J.L., 1987.
Find full textWald, Piñe. Pesadillas =: Koshmar : crónica de las persecuciones antisemitas en Buenos Aires 1919. Buenos Aires: Ediciones S.J.L., 1987.
Find full textOttaviano, María Alejandra. La otra cara del marzo paraguayo: Impunidad, persecuciones y torturas en el Paraguay 1999-2001. Paraguay: s.n., 2001.
Find full textOttaviano, María Alejandra. La otra cara del marzo paraguayo: "impunidad, persecuciones y torturas en el Paraguay 1999-2001". [Paraguay: s.n., 2001.
Find full textHistoria del esoterismo en la Argentina: Prácticas, representaciones y persecuciones de curanderos, espiritistas, astrólogos y otros esoteristas. Buenos Aires: Editorial Biblos, 2010.
Find full textBook chapters on the topic "Persecuciones"
Borrego, Manuel. "Relaciones de martirios mediterráneos y de martirios asiáticos: diferencias funcionales." In Metamorfosis y memoria del evento: el acontecimiento en las relaciones de sucesos europeas de los siglos XVI al XVIII, 79–91. Ediciones Universidad de Salmanca, 2021. http://dx.doi.org/10.14201/0aq03197991.
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