No. 31 (2006): La justicia en tiempos de globalización
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Entre la antropología y los derechos humanos Hacia una investigación activista y comprometida críticamente

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La justicia en tiempos de globalización

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Speed, S. (2014). Entre la antropología y los derechos humanos Hacia una investigación activista y comprometida críticamente. Alteridades, (31), 73–85. Retrieved from https://alteridades.izt.uam.mx/index.php/Alte/article/view/265
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