Nuevo número de la revista «Global South» disponible en línea

Aparece un nuevo número de «Global South», la revista de Sephis, the South-South Exchangue Programme for Research in the History of Develpoment. Desde 1994, Sephisse ha dedicado al intercambio de conocimientos entre académicos  de África, Asia, América Latina, el Caribe y el Pacífico, mediante seminarios, becas de investigación, talleres, publicaciones y su revista en línea. Esta última ofrece múltiples posibilidades de colaboración  sobre cuestiones de historia del desarrollo, integrando lo «académico» y lo «popular».

Sumario:

Editorial
Articles

• Anup Shekhar Chakraborty, Mustering Empowerment Experiences from Mizoram: A Leap from ‘Private to Public’ Living Spaces
• Bidisha Dhar, The Lucknow Industrial School c. 1892-1918: A Case Study of Technical Education for the Artisan
• Mark Funteh, Conflict Prevention and Peace Making in Cameroon: The Case for Individual Strategies in the Grassfields Region

Across the South

• Jishnu Dasgupta, Interrogating Transitions: Culture, Economy, Society
• Kathinka Sinha-Kerkhoff, The Common Pool of Knowledge: A Workshop Report
• Geetika Bapna, Report on the Alternative Research Methodologies Workshop

Symposia South

• Kumar Mahabir, Caribbean Indian Actors in Cinematic Movies

Encounters

• Kashshaf Ghani, Interview, Peter Alexander

Book Review

• Claudio Costa Pinheiro, ‘Negotiating Contingencies: Changes in an Indigenous Art Tradition’. Frank Korom,Village Of Painters. Narrative Scrolls From West Bengal, Museum Of New Mexico Press, 2006, Santa Fe, pp. 119.
• Jerome Teelucksingh, ‘Linking Women through Music, Migration and Mobilisation’. Tejaswini Niranjana, Mobilizing India: Women Music and Migration between India and Trinidad, Duke University Press, North Carolina, 2006, pp. 271.

Más información y revista online: http://sephisemagazine.org/