Resistance strategies in the history of modern world
10-hour course. Coordinated by: Nuria Tabanera García. Tenured Professor of Contemporary History University of Valencia.
The complexity of modern world creates resistance strategies among various conflicts. We will see cases circumscribed to local , national and international environments for analysing resistance strategies that have been used in the defence of cultural, social, political demands. We will see how in recent history have been articulated proposals, demonstrations and alternative discourses to the dominant ones, since the Valencian Country Post-war period to the recent indigenous demonstration in Latin America. Collaborates: Faculty of Geography and History
ScheduleFrom 24 july 2014 to 25 july 2014. Thursday and friday at 16:00 to 19:00.
Place
C/ Tossal, 8, Gandia (Frente Estación Renfe)
Office of the Vice-principal for Territorial Projection and Participation and The International Centre of Gandia.
Contact olcinag@uv.es
