El Poder Empresarial y el Estado: Bolivia, Ecuador y Perú en Comparación
Anglo-Bolivian Society tiene el honor de presentar esta obra escrita por los intelectuales John Crabtree, Jonas Wolf y Francisco Durand. El libor examina la interacción de los grupos empresariales y las autoridades estatales de los tres países desde mediados del Siglo XX hasta la actualidad.
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El impacto de la minería en América Latina
Contamos con la presencia de Tom Gatehouse, experto en A. Latina y el periodista boliviano Sergio Mendoza.
A Rediscovered Bolivian Artist: Alejandro M. Yllanes
The A-BS was invited to view the artwork of Aymara artist Alejandro Mario Yllanes at Ben Elwes Fine Art Gallery.
8 entrelazados entre los tejidos andinos y el mundo
We hosted Prof. Denise Y. Arnold, who talked about Andean textiles and their interaction with other places worldwide.
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- La geopolítica del litio: La influencia de China y el impacto en el denominado Triángulo del Litio (Bolivia, Argentina y Chile)The Anglo-Bolivian Society was honoured to host Dr María Daniela Sánchez-López, a highly praised professional and academic, who talked about the Geopolitics of lithium in Bolivia and South America and the role of China. The presentation was in Spanish.
- Adelante Mujer: Empowering Abused Women in CochabambaThe Anglo-Bolivian Society was honoured to host Sarah Abdoo, founder of Adelante Mujer, a non-profit organisation supporting women in Cochabamba.
- Anglo-Bolivian Society 30th Anniversary ReportA report of the 30th Anglo-Bolivian Society Anniversary celebrations at the Inter-Parliamentary Union Room in the Houses of Parliament.
- Bolivia frente al remolino global y las convulsiones del régimenThe Anglo-Bolivian Society was honoured to present our first conversatorio in Spanish with the distinguished Bolivian commentators Roger Cortez and José Antonio Quiroga. They talked about Bolivia’s position in an international context.
- ‘Art History in Bolivia Today – A Discussion’A discussion between art historians Pedro Querejazu, and Valeria Paz on the state of the discipline of art history in Bolivia.
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