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★	Power Systems and Telecommunication Networks Capable of Overcoming Disaster-based Disruptions	Stanford Center for Latin American Studies @stanfordclas	24	—
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11	Pensamiento wayuu y cosmovisión jurídica	Stanford Center for Latin American Studies @stanfordclas	124	—	65
19	Longterm Forward Contracting & Renewable Integration in Brazil (lessons from the US & Latin America)	Stanford Center for Latin American Studies @stanfordclas	97	—	61
18	Ayotzinapa: An Open Wound Covered by Impunity - Audio Only	Stanford Center for Latin American Studies @stanfordclas	95	—	61
10	Mexico's Military Transformation	Stanford Center for Latin American Studies @stanfordclas	89	—	66
3	Visible Ruins: The Politics of Perception and the Legacies of Mexico's Revolution	Stanford Center for Latin American Studies @stanfordclas	77	—	72
4	Bovarismo: el mal de América, el mal de Ifigenia	Stanford Center for Latin American Studies @stanfordclas	64	—	71
14	Latin American Perspectives Lecture: Cuban Privilege: The Making of Immigrant Inequality in America	Stanford Center for Latin American Studies @stanfordclas	55	—	63
1	The Evolution of Ideas in South America’s Immigration Policy in the Past Century	Stanford Center for Latin American Studies @stanfordclas	37	—	72
17	The Ecological Networks Shaping Biodiversity in Tropical Ecosystems of Latin America	Stanford Center for Latin American Studies @stanfordclas	36	—	61
16	How Mainland Experiences in South America Had More Influence on Darwin Than Anything Else	Stanford Center for Latin American Studies @stanfordclas	35	—	61
9	Education, the Broken Promise: Effort, Fears and Hopes of Chilean families in the Educational Market	Stanford Center for Latin American Studies @stanfordclas	33	—	67
5	Antigonía como duelo agonístico: Una tercera economía psíquica de la pérdida	Stanford Center for Latin American Studies @stanfordclas	29	—	70
12	Gender Violence & Migration: Co-Optation of the Guatemalan Judicial System and Post-Election Optics	Stanford Center for Latin American Studies @stanfordclas	29	—	65
13	Monalisa’s Hell’s Kitchen: Club Culture and Trans Friendship in New York City	Stanford Center for Latin American Studies @stanfordclas	29	—	63
7	Human Rights Litigation and Transnational Collaboration	Stanford Center for Latin American Studies @stanfordclas	25	—	68
8	Can Science and Law Save the Amazon and its peoples?	Stanford Center for Latin American Studies @stanfordclas	20	—	68
2	Archives of the Wilderness: Expeditions and Imaginaries in 20th-Century Brazil	Stanford Center for Latin American Studies @stanfordclas	13	—	72
15	Living Minerals: Nature, Trade and Power in the Race for Lithium	Stanford Center for Latin American Studies @stanfordclas	2	—	62
20	Research with minoritized groups: Theoretical & methodological reflections on power & coloniality	Stanford Center for Latin American Studies @stanfordclas	2	—	60