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XVIII Annual Student Conference on Latin America
Institute of Latin American StudiesThe University of Texas at Austin
Student UnionFebruary 27 and 28, 1998
XVIII ILASSA Student Conference on Latin America
The University of Texas at Austin University of Texas Student Union
February 27 & 28, 1998
Program of Events
DAY ONE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27
8:30 A.M.: REGISTRATION o Texas Union Loggia
9:00 A.M.: OPENING SPEAKER: DR. MERCEDES DE URIARTE ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, DEPARTMENT OF JOURNALISM, UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
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SESSION ONE 10:00 A.M. - 12:00 NOON PANEL 1. DIMENSIONS OF SELF-DETERMINATION Asian American Culture Room, 4.224 MODERATOR: Dr. Gregory W. Knapp, Associate Professor, Department of Geography, University of Texas-Austin.
Ethnobotany, Property and Biodiversity: Ethical Dimensions of Multi-Institutional Interests Jordan Erdos University of Texas at Austin
Todas las Sangres (1964): Un Mundo Entre Indios, Cholos, Serranos y Costeños - El Problema del Yo/Otro-Centro/Margen Pedro G. Koo University of Oklahoma
Indigenism and Class Struggle in Rosario Castellanos' Oficio de Tinieblas Analisa Taylor Duke University
Oil MNCs and the Displacement of Indigenous Communities in the Ecuadorian Amazon Lisa Maria Hanley The George Washington University
PANEL 2. GENDERING LABOR AND SOCIAL CHANGE Texas Governors' Room, 3.116, MODERATOR: Dr. Gregory W. Knapp, Associate Professor, Department of Geography, University of Texas-Austin.
Economic Reform in Central America: A Gender Analysis Jasmine Gideon University of Manchester, Great Britain
Creating Alternatives from a Gendered Perspective: Central American Women's Transnational Organizing for Maquila Workers' Rights Jennifer Bickham Méndez University of California, Davis
Domestic Displacement: Profiles of Three Women as Domestic Workers in the Yucatán Angela C. Stuesse University of Florida
Women and Their Alternative Use of Video for Social Change: A Case Study of Telemanita, A.C., Mexico Mary Christine Owen University of Texas at Austin
PANEL 3. THE BEARING OF GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS ON ECONOMIC TRAJECTORY Chicano Culture Room, 4.206 MODERATOR: Dr. Gregory W. Knapp, Associate Professor, Department of Geography, University of Texas-Austin.
The Empirical Relationship Between Government Spending and Private Consumption in Latin American Countries: The Peruvian Case José Antonio Dorich Doig and Diego Eugenio Echecopar Málaga Universidad del Pacífico, Perú
Economic Thought, Development Planning, Public Policy Wilson de Barros Bello Filho Universidade Federal do Maranhão, Brazil
Implicações das Políticas Cambiais de Brasil e Argentina no Período de 1991 a 1996 na Integração Proposta pelo Mercosul Elizete Regina Nicolini Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil
Políticas de Integración de América Latina con La Cuenca del Pacífico Yazmin Rojas Lenis and Brigette T. Cortes Ortiz Universidad del Valle, Colombia
The Renegotiation of the Peruvian Public Debt: Future Issues and Sovereign Bonds as a Financing Alternative Marco Martinot Oliart Universidad del Pacífico, Perú
Implicaciones de Factores Cualitativos y Cuantitativos en la Decisión de Usar Mecanismos de Conversión para el Tratamiento de la Deuda Externa: Perú, Chile y Bolivia; Realidades Representativas Gina Elizabeth Villafán Castillo and Katherine Amelia Medina Rodríguez Universidad del Pacífico, Perú
PANEL 4. CONSTRUCTING THE NATION: STATE AND SOCIETY OVER THE CENTURIES · Sinclair Suite, 3.128 MODERATOR: Dr. Mauricio Tenorio-Trillo, Assistant Professor, Department of History, University of Texas-Austin.
Dealing in Power: Merchant-Judges, Trade and Politics in Early Eighteenth Century Perú Alberto Loza University of California, San Diego
Women in Congress: Constructing and Contesting Gender Roles in Mexico's Religious Tolerance Debates, 1856-1857
Leonora Acheson Dodge University of Texas at Austin
Constructing a Modern Nation through Numbers: The Late Nineteenth-Century Mexican Census and its Depiction of
Racial and Gender Ideologies Patricia Martínez
University of Texas at Austin
Guardians of the Nation: The Brazilian Military, the Presbyterian Church, and Rural Conditions After 1964 Christopher H. Tovar University of Texas at Austin
Regionalist Politics in a Dual Primate State: The Case of Ecuador Ethan Colaiace University of Texas at Austin
LUNCH BREAK 12:00 NOON - 1:00 P.M.
SESSION TWO 1:00 P.M. - 3:00 P.M.
PANEL 1. DEMOCRATIZATION AND INSTITUTION BUILDING: NEW DEVELOPMENTS Asian American Culture Room, 4.224 MODERATOR: Manuel Aguilar.
Proceso de Reinserción de las Personas al Margen de la Ley Luis Nestor Penilla Castillo Universidad del Valle, Colombia
The Role of the Judiciary in Chile's Democratic Transition Antonio Arce Duke University
Social Service Decentralization and Popular Participation: The Municipalization of Primary Health Care and Education in Chile Mary Rose Kubal The University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
La Proyección Latinoamericana de la Defensoría del Pueblo Mauricio Novoa-Cain Universidad de Lima, Perú
Menem and the Mothers: Democracy in Contemporary Argentina Marissa Billowitz University of Pittsburgh
PANEL 2. RETOS DE LOS SISTEMAS EDUCATIVOS LATINOAMERICANOS Texas Governors' Room, 3.116 MODERATOR: Manuel Aguilar.
Adaptación de los Estudiantes a la Universidad Nacional de Colombia Luis Carlos Bernal Rico and Fredy A. Rincon Ortiz Universidad Nacional de Colombia
Misión y Estrategias de las Universidades Latinoamericanas: Un Ejemplo Tipo Francisco Anibal Ganga Contreras Universidad Austral de Chile
Programa de Educación Especial a Personas de Escasos Recursos Económicos Través de
la Aplicación de Estrategias de Compromiso Social de los Estudiantes Universitarios Comprometidos con el Liderazgo Oscar Menéses Gonzalez Universidad del Valle, Colombia
Proyectos de Educación Bilingüe en el Perú Yina Rivera Brios and Jorge Rivera Brios Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú and Universidad Nacional del Callao, Perú
PANEL 3. NEW PERSPECTIVES ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND INTEGRATIONS Chicano Culture Room, 4.206 MODERATOR: Manuel Aguilar.
Neoliberalismo y Gobernabilidad: Retos de la Flexibilización Laboral a la Regulación Social en América Latina Elias Jaua Milano Universidad Central de Venezuela
Surviving Neoliberalism: The Welfare State in Chile and Costa Rica Orlando Sánchez University of Florida
Cuba y América Latina Ante el Nuevo Milenio: Reformas Económicas. Jaqueline Laguardia Martínez Universidad de la Habana, Cuba
First Management Plan of Social and Economic Development of the Northeast of Brazil: An Analytical Perspective Patricia Portela Nunes Universidade Federal do Maranhão, Brazil
El Sector Informal en el Perú: Adaptación al Sistema Económico en su Camino a la Formalidad Patricia Rios Saenz and Rhoda Dorich Krapp Universidad de Lima, Perú
Familias de Bajos Ingresos y Los Efectos del Ajuste Estructural - Lima Metropolitana, 1985-1994: Consideraciones desde una Perspectiva de Género Rosa Luz Durán Fernandez Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, Perú
PANEL 4. CHIAPAS: INDIGENOUS MOBILIZATION AND GOVERNMENT RESPONSE
· Sinclair Suite, 3.128 MODERATOR: Manuel Aguilar.
The Mexican Revolution: Dead or Alive? Vincent T. Gawronski Arizona State University
Women-Headed Households, Ethnicity and Political Consciousness Anna Coates The London School of Economics and Political Science, United Kingdom
A Brave Woman is the Heart of Freedom Lanette Carroll University of New Mexico
Women in the EZLN: A Contradictory Political Space Arli Eicher University of Arizona
Las Expulsiones Indígenas en Los Altos de Chiapas: Consecuencias No Anticipadas de la Modernización Luis Alberto del Rey Poveda Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
SESSION THREE 3:15 P.M. - 5:15 P.M.
PANEL 1. ENVIRONMENT AND DEVELOPMENT Asian American Culture Room, 4.224. MODERATOR: Cecilia Coleman.
Joint Implementation Plans: Progress for Conservation or Obstacle to Development? Bryan de Ponce Yale University
Of What Use is a Forest? Five Centuries of Deforestation on the Island of Cuba Robert L. Smale University of Texas at Austin
Los Nuevos Derechos Ciudadanos y la Legislación Ambiental en Mendoza María Eugenia Bravo Universidad Nacional de Cuyo, Argentina
The Politics of Water Provision in Northeastern Mexico, 1989-1996 Howard H. Donnell University of Texas at Austin
Penetrating the Depths of Mexico in Search of the Blindcat Jean Krejca University of Texas at Austin
PANEL 2. SHAPING SOCIETY THROUGH INSTITUTIONS OF ORDER AND VIOLENCE Texas Governors' Room, 3.116 MODERATOR: Cecilia Coleman.
El Discreto Encanto del Ejército: El Caso de las Primeras Cadetes Militares en el Perú Lourdes Hurtado Meza Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, Perú
Policing, Social Control and Development: Women Police in Panama Megan Kearns University of Texas at Austin
La Policía General: Maximilian von Hapsburg's Bureaucratic Police Force in Mexico, 1866-1867 Stacy Blackwood Trinity University
A População Presidiária de Salvador e os Movimentos de Migração Interna: O Exemplo da Penitenciária Lemos Brito Paulo César Souza Argôlo Universidade Federal da Bahia, Brazil
Notions of Criminality: Guatemala, 1871-1944 Justin H. Brown University of Texas at Austin
A Rhetorical Analysis of Gabriel Garcia Marquez's News of a Kidnapping Garient Evans University of San Diego
PANEL 3. THE ARTS AND IDENTITY Chicano Culture Room, 4.206 MODERATOR: Dr. Jacqueline E. Barnitz, Associate Professor, Department of Art and
Art History, University of Texas-Austin.
The Coherence of Worldview, and Forms of Resistance in the Highland Maya Dance of the Conquest Scott Taylor University of Texas at Austin
La Música y la Danza como Patrimonio Cultural de las Américas Karima Ruby Wanuz Gonzales Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú
El Arte de la Memoria Teatro y Recuperación Cultural Alvaro Iván Hernández Rodríguez Universidad Nacional de Colombia
The Dances for Piano as a Projection of Socio-Political Development in the Caribbean During the XIX Century Juvenal Correa-Salas Indiana University, Bloomington
Influencia del Contenido de la Música "Underground" en Adolescentes: Impacto Social Carmen V. Mercado Ocasio Pontificia Universidad Católica de Puerto Rico
PANEL 4. STRUCTURAL INNOVATIONS IN LATIN AMERICAN ECONOMIES: CAPITAL MARKET REFORMS AND THE RISE OF MICROENTERPRISES · Sinclair Suite, 3.128 MODERATOR: Dr. Kate Gillespie, Associate Professor, Department of Marketing Administration, University of Texas-Austin.
Capital Flows Control Under Imperfect Credibility: A Latin American Approach Christian Portela Mazulis Universidad del Pacífico, Perú
Proceso de Integración en el Mercado de Capitales y Bursátil Carlos Edward Gamarra Sierra Universidad de Lima, Perú
American Depository Receipts (ADRs): El Caso Chileno, un Ejemplo de Buenas Inversiones Internacionales Antonieta Liliana Capel Toledo
Universidad Austral de Chile
Desenvolvimiento de la Pequeña Empresa e Impacto en el Sector Financiero: ¿Generación de Nuevos Valores? Edwin Peccio Ch. Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú
Desarollo de la Pequeña y Microempresa en América Latina Virna Cossío Rosas Universidad de Lima, Perú
An Assessment of Microenterprise Development and its Prospects in Mexico Theresa Esquibel University of Texas at Austin
SPECIAL SESSION 4:00 P.M. - 6:00 P.M.
PANEL 1. PERSPECTIVAS INDÍGENAS EN LA HISTORIA Y CULTURA LATINOAMERICANAS African American Culture Room, 4.110 MODERATOR: Dr. Henry A. Selby, Professor, Department of Anthropology & Archaelogy, University of Texas-Austin.
Convergencias Rituales y Astronómicas en el Sincretismo de las Culturas Precolombinas con la Cultura Española Magdiel Castillo University of Texas at Austin
La Fusión de las Cosmologías India y Española en la Iconografía de la Iglesia de Santa Cruz de las Flores, México Manuel Aguilar University of Texas at Austin
Micaelas y Bartolinas, la Otra Cara de los Amaru y Katari: La Gran Rebelión en Los Andes en 1780 Cristina Herencia University of Texas at Austin
Modernidad Emergente en el Área Andina: Perú, 1911-1969 Gustavo Hernandez University of Texas at Austin
La Cuestión del "Indio" en el Discurso Revolucionario Guatemalteco Susana Kaiser University of Texas at Austin
6:30 P.M. DINNER AT THE SPAGHETTI WAREHOUSE 117 WEST 4TH STREET
· Conference Participants and ILASSA Members welcome.
DAY TWO SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28
SESSION FOUR 10:00 A.M. - 12:00 NOON
PANEL 1. NATURE, CULTURE AND THE ROLE OF GENDER IN LATIN AMERICAN LITERATURE Asian American Culture Room, 4.224 MODERATOR: Dr. Isaias Marquez, (((())))) Professor, Department of Modern Languages, University of Oklahoma.
La Selva de Mario Vargas Llosa: Aproximaciones a la Imagen de la Amazonía Peruana Verónika Tania Zavaleta University of Texas at Austin
"... Fuiste Siempre un Espejo Terrible": El Personaje Femenino en las Epopeyas Modernas de Cortázar y Vargas Llosa Nuri L. Creager University of Oklahoma
La Mujer Modernista en la Prosa de Gutiérrez Nájera y Darío Hilde M. Votaw University of Oklahoma
A Comparative Study: Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness and José Eustasio Rivera's La Voragine Jennifer French Rutgers University
Gender and the Question of Convent Relaxation in 17th Century Mexico City: The Founding of San José de las Carmelitas Descalzas Leisa Kauffmann
University of Illinois, Urbana
PANEL 2. RELIGIOUS SYMBOLISM AND IDENTITY Texas Governors' Room, 3.116 MODERATOR: Dr. Virginia Garrard Burnett Senior Lecturer, Institute of Latin American Studies, University of Texas-Austin.
A Place at the Feast: Religiosity and Identity Among Hispanic-Americans Ethan Sharp Indiana University
19th Century Brotherhoods (Irmandades) of Canindé, Ceará: Praxis of Ambivalences and Resistance Fernando B. DaSilva University of Texas at Austin
Eva Perón: Popular Saint and Devil of the Elite Gregory Hammond University of Texas at Austin
Crowning the Virgin in Liberal Mexico Frances L. Ramos University of Texas at Austin
Two Tales of a City: The Political Implications of the Procession of La Virgen de la Caridad Stefanie Ann Swenko University of Pittsburgh
PANEL 3. INDUSTRIAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT IN LATIN AMERICA Chicano Culture Room, 4.206 MODERATOR: Dr. Robert H. Wilson, Mike Hogg Professor Of Urban Policy, Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs, University of Texas-Austin.
El Sector Eléctrico en Latinoamérica: Desarollo y Crisis Luis Alejandro Parra Moreno Universidad Nacional de Colombia
La Apertura: The Opening of the Venezuelan Oil Industry to Foreign Investment in the 1990s
Frederick W. Solt University of Texas at Austin
Globalización del Comercio de Servicios Profesionales Paula Alejandra Bernal Gelvis and Carolina Bonilla Cortes Universidad Nacional de Colombia
Ciencia y Tecnología en América Latina: Una Visión Retrospectiva y del Futuro Maria Fernanda Mosquera Valderrama Universidad del Valle, Colombia
Technological Networks/Social Networks: The Implementation of the Internet in Brazil Tamara Benakouche University of California, Berkeley and Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil
PANEL 4. CONTEMPORARY MEXICO · Sinclair Suite, 3.128 MODERATOR: Dr. William P. Glade.
Milpa Alta, Espacio Rural de una Metrópoli Edith Alejandra Navarro Alvarez Tostado Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
La Vulnerabilidad en el Mercado Laboral Urbano: México en un Período de Recuperación Parcial de la Economía: 1991-1992 Jorge Enrique Horbath Corredor Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
Mexico: Economic Crisis and Prospects for Development William Mitchell Deacon University of Texas at Austin
Political Reform in Mexico: The Role of Business and the PAN Heidi Natkin University of Texas at Austin
Loan Boom, Economic Expansion, and the Onset of Argentina's Debt Crisis of 1890: Some Parallels with Mexico's Experience of 1982 Carlos O. Arteta University of California, Berkeley
Changes in the Corporatist System: An Essay on Contemporary Mexico Alan Eladio Gómez Gallegos University of Texas at Austin
LUNCH BREAK 12:00 NOON - 1:00 P.M.
SESSION FIVE 1:00 P.M. - 3:00 P.M.
PANEL 1. RURAL DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVES Asian American Culture Room, 4.224
La Perspectiva del Ejido Ante el PROCEDE Susana Aurelia Preciado Jiménez Tulane University
Impacto del Programa de Subsidios Directos al Campo (PROCAMPO) en el Campesino Méxicano Benito Ramírez-Valverde and Gustavo Ramírez-Valverde Tulane University
Turismo: Una Herramienta para el Desarrollo de Áreas Rurales Norma Edith Mansilla Sandoval Universidad Austral de Chile
Zonas de Reserva Campesina: Un Instrumento Integral de Desarrollo Regional, Paz y Concertación Mario Alexander Moreno Ordoñez Universidad Nacional de Colombia
The Babassu Economy Crisis in Maranhão: 1920-1980 Benjamin Alvino de Mesquita Universidade Federal do Maranhão, Brazil
Combinação de Métodos de Comunicação para Difusão da Mecanização a Tração Animal Sérgio da Costa Alves, Denes Vidal and Washington Lucas Pereira Universidade Federal da Bahia, Brazil
PANEL 2. LITERARY APPROXIMATIONS TO IDENTITY, NATION AND SOCIAL STRIFE Texas Governors' Room, 3.116
La Mariposa de Obsidiana en Paz y Fuentes: Los Códices como Guía para Recuperar el Pasado Mónica Díaz Indiana University
Para Una Re-Lectura de la Novela "Realista Socialista" Latinoamericana Fernando Arribas-Garcia University of Pittsburgh
The Monumentalization of Frasquito: A Pro-independence Cuban Foundational Fiction José Antonio Álvarez-Pose University of Texas at Austin
The Revista as a Counterhegemonic Tool in Southwestern Theater of the 20's and 30's Delia L. Montesinos University of Texas at Austin
Relaciones y Hechos de Juan Gelman: "Disparos de la Belleza Incesante" Víctor Rodríguez-Núñez University of Texas at Austin
Lo Real Reconocible "A Precio de Desaparacer": Nueva Visita a Visitaciones, de Fina García Marruz Katherine M. Hedeen University of Texas at Austin
PANEL 3. THE NEXUS OF FAMILY, RESOURCES AND IDENTITY IN A FLUID WORLD Chicano Culture Room, 4.206
Re-Imagining the Mexican Woman: Family Planning Policy, Reproductive Rights and the Transformation of Identities in Contemporary Mexico Dina Berger University of Arizona
Poverty, Sexuality and Control: The Social Implications of Adolescence in Brazil Megan Scarborough University of Texas at Austin
Fertilidad y Planificación Familiar en el Perú: Determinantes de la Utilización de Servicios de Salud de la Mujer y su Importancia en el Diseño e Implementación de Políticas
Miguel Angel Carpio and Dennis Gray Universidad del Pacífico, Perú
"Os Pretos de Bom Sucesso": Etnicidade, Território e Conflicto Social Benedito Souza Filho Universidade Federal do Pará, Brazil
Perjuicio Racial y Anti-haitianismo en la República Dominicana Orlando Inoa Penn State University
PANEL 4. THE URBAN EXPERIENCE IN LATIN AMERICA · Sinclair Suite, 3.128
Prácticas Lúdicas en la Sociedad Colonial: Juegos de Embite y Azar en Buenos Aires y la Campaña Bonaerense (1740-1830) Daniel Alberto Virgili, Laura Leonor Cabrejas, José Manuel Laureano Bustamante Vismara, and Vanesa Ianina Velich Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata, Argentina
La Ciudad como Metáfora en el Metatexto Omar Campos-Arredondo University of Oklahoma
Disaster in an Urban Context: An Analysis of Perception and Disaster Vulnerability in Urban Colombia Sara J. Staron University of Florida
Reaprendendo Olhar a Paisagem - Educação Ambiental por Meio da Arte (Uma Experiência de São Paulo e Santiago de Chile) Angela Maria Pimenta Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil
Stuck Between a Rock and a Hard Place: The Development of a Middle Class Identity in Buenos Aires, 1890-1930 Jaime Ramón Olivares University of Houston
La Experiencia de Poblaciones Urbanas Marginales: Proyecto "El Salon" Javier Calvo Echandi Universidad de Costa Rica
SESSION SIX 3:15 P.M. - 5:15 P.M.
PANEL 1. THE FASHIONING OF THE NATION AND ITS IDEOLOGICAL GUIDANCES Lone Star Room, 3.208
La Patria Colonial del Autonomismo Puertorriqueño y la Estética de la Identidad Post-1898 Raúl Guadalupe de Jesús University of Texas at Austin
Dolores Before Hidalgo: The Parish in 1785 Adrian Johnson Trinity University
Estado, Sociedad y Juego: El Caso de la Lotería en la Ciudad de Buenos Aires (1814-1830) Julieta Miranda Universidad Nacional de La Plata, Argentina
Di Tella's "Mobilizational Leadership": A Study in Rural Politics and Elections at the Regional, State and Local Levels in Post-Independence Mexico Robert A. Olivares, Jr. Trinity University
Toward a Reinterpretation of Positivism in Chile and Latin America Rodrigo Fernos University of Texas at Austin
PANEL 2. POLITICAL PARTIES, MOBILIZATION AND COLLECTIVE ACTION
Texas Governors' Room, 3.116
Los Movimientos Sociales en América Latina Estefan Baleta Lopez Universidad Nacional de Colombia
Transition to Democracy: Mexico Jesus M. Gutierrez University of Texas at Austin
El Salvador: A Case Study in Conflict Resolution Russell J. Hooker University of Texas at Austin
Patterns of Engagement and Party Development: Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Uruguay - A Comparative Approach Simone Rodrigues da Silva Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil
Forging a "Collective Will" in Postrevolutionary Times: A Gramscian Analysis of Guatemala's Mayan Movement Clayton Maxwell University of Texas at Austin
PANEL 3. URBANIZATION: EFFECTS AND RESPONSES Chicano Culture Room, 4.206
La Comisión Metropolitana de Transporte y Vialidad como Mecanismo de Coordinación Entre Autoridades Locales en la Zona Metropolitana de la Ciudad de México Nidia María Umaña El Colegio de México
Transporte Urbano y Medio Ambiente Jair Preciado Beltrán Universidad Nacional de Colombia
Perspectivas para las Zonas Rurales Contiguas a las Grandes Ciudades en América Latina: el Caso de la Zona Metropolitana de la Ciudad de México Daniel Enrique Pérez Torres Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
La Vivienda en la Alta Montaña del Páramo de Sumapaz: la Zona Rural de la Capital de Santafé de Bogotá de Colombia Olga Lucía Rodríguez Alvarez Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
PANEL 4. TIME, TRANSFORMATION AND VIEWS ON HUMAN RIGHTS Asian American Culture Room, 4.224
Transformaciones del Derecho: Una Perspectiva Multicultural para los Derechos Humanos en Colombia Luis Alexander Gonzales Martín
Universidad Nacional de Colombia
Memorias y Amnesias: How do Argentines Remember the Dictatorship? Susana Kaiser University of Texas at Austin
El Desplazamiento Interno: Otra Cara de la Violación de los Derechos Humanos Luz Patricia Agudelo Patiño Universidad de Antioquia, Colombia
Gobernabilidad, Calidad de la Vida y Diseño de Políticas Públicas Elio Ramón Cisneros Escalona Universidad de Carabobo, Venezuela
"Teníamos una Biblioteca Entera en la Panza": Oral Testimonies of Women Who Survived Imprisonment During the Argentine Dictatorship of 1976 Paula E. Winch University of Texas at Austin
5:30 P.M.
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
ING. CUAUHTEMOC CÁRDENAS SOLÓRZANO ❍ http://www.cardenas97.org.mx/puerta3.htm ❍ HEAD OF GOVERNMENT OF MEXICO CITY
Texas Union Ballroom
10:30 P.M. - 2:00 A.M.
FIESTA WITH "TROPICANTE"
Miguel's La Bodega, 415 Colorado Street
NOTE
The Texas Union is located at 24th Street and Guadalupe Street.
Program Design: Erika Humke
SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1998
8:30 a.m. Registration, Texas Union Loggia
9:00 a.m. Opening Speaker: Mercedes de Uriarte, Associate
Professor, Department of Journalism, University of Texas at Austin
o Texas Union Ballroom
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Exhibition Area Open
o Texas Union Loggia
10:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon Paper Presentations
12:00 noon - 1:00 p.m. Lunch Break
1:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Paper Presentations
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1998
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Exhibition Area Open
o Texas Union Loggia
10:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon Paper Presentations
12:00 noon - 1:00 p.m. Lunch Break
1:00 p.m. - 5:15 p.m. Paper Presentations
5:30 p.m. Keynote Address: Ing. Cuauhtemoc Cárdenas
Solórzano, Head of Government of Mexico City
o Texas Union Ballroom
10:30 p.m. - 2:00 a.m. Fiesta with "Tropicante"
o Miguel's La Bodega, 415 Colorado Street
SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 1998
10:00 a.m. Soccer Game
o Intramural Fields, 51st Street & Guadalupe Street
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Your questions are welcome. Please email Justin H. Brown at [email protected].
