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Power, Politics, Friendship: Illich Offers Hope In Our Hard Times A Conversation with Gustavo Esteva
No full textA conversation with author, activist, and deprofessionalized intelectual, Gustavo Esteva (friend and collaborator of Ivan Illich)
Gilbert Rist, Majid Rahmena et Gustavo Esteva, Le Nord perdu. Repères pour l'après-développement
No full textLatouche Serge. Gilbert Rist, Majid Rahmena et Gustavo Esteva, Le Nord perdu. Repères pour l'après-développement. In: Tiers-Monde, tome 34, n°133, 1993. pp. 227-228
Book Launch : Zapatista visions, voices and practices
No full textModerators: LAU Kin Chi (Lingnan University, Hong Kong, China) DAI Jinhua (Peking University, China)
Speaker: Gustavo ESTEVA (Earth University, Mexico
Friendship, hope and surprise : the keys for the new era
No full textModerators: LAU Kin Chi (Lingnan University, Hong Kong, China) DAI Jinhua (Peking University, China)
Speaker (60 mins): Gustavo ESTEVA (Earth University, Mexico
[Carta] 1899 jul. 28, Milán [para] Enrique Olavarría : [acerca de la pensión de Gustavo Bernal]
No full textGustavo Bernal informa a Enrique de Olavarría que el ministro Gonzalo A. Esteva ha recibido del Ministerio de Justicia e Instrucción Pública la autorización para la renovación de su pensión pero que, a pesar de ello, no ha recibido su pago. Pide haga las gestiones correspondientes para arreglar el retraso. Retraso en el pago de la pensión de Gustavo Bernal
[Carta] 1901 mayo 25, Roma [para] Enrique Olavarría : [logros profesionales de Gustavo Bernal]
No full textGustavo Bernal informa a Enrique de Olavarría de sus logros en la escena musical italiana, de sus problemas económicos, de los privilegios y obligaciones de su beca y de su plática con el ministro Esteva. Pide que utilice sus influencias con Joaquín Baranda. Comenta que Gerardo Murillo ha viajado a París. Logros y dificultades profesionales de Gustavo Bernal
From the Bottom-up: New institutional arrangements in Latin America
No full textGustavo Esteva describes new institutional arrangements in Latin America, created from the bottom-up by social movements. He argues that there is an interesting new set of processes emerging as peasants’ struggle for land as territorial defence is generating sovereign practices and autonomous areas. The reclaiming and regenerating of old commons is creating new commons and reorganizing society from the bottom-up. This is leading to a radical pluralism, avoiding both conventional universalism and cultural relativism beyond the political horizon of the nation-state. In this way the struggle to improve representative democracy and promote participatory democracy is shifting to radical democracy and to a redefinition of the good life, the buen vivir, through new institutional arrangements beyond development itself.
The Zapatistas’ dialogue with European movements
No full textModerators: Gustavo ESTEVA (Earth University, Mexico) LAU Kin Chi (Lingnan University, Hong Kong, China)
Speakers: Alejandra JIMÉNEZ RAMÍREZ (National Indigenous Congress, Mexico) Elena FUSAR-POLI (Cantiere, Italy)
Discussant: Ashish KOTHARI (Global Tapestry of Alternatives, India
Cuando hasta las piedras se levantan : Oaxaca, México, 2006
No full textPrólogo 5. Presentación 11. Crónica de un movimiento anunciado 21. Gustavo Esteva. Conversaciones con Rubén Valencia y David Venegas 91.
Notas metodológicas: experiencia de investigación desde lugares diferentes 121. Norma Giarracca. Anexo 137
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