Working Papers

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No..1	The Maria Sibylla Merian Centre Latin America	Conviviality in Unequal Societies: Perspectives from Latin America Thematic Scope and Preliminary Research Programme
No..2	Gesine Müller	Conviviality in (Post)Colonial Societies: Caribbean Literature in the Nineteenth Century
No..3	Frank Adloff	Practices of Conviviality and the Social and Political Theory of Convivialism
No..4	Paula Montero	Syncretism and Pluralism in the Configuration of Religious Diversity in Brazil
No..5	Arjun Appadurai	The Risks of Dialogue
No..6.6	José Benjamín Inuca Lechón	Llaktapura sumak kawsay /vida plena entre pueblos. Un concepto emancipatorio de las nacionalidades del Ecuador
No..7	Peter Wade	Mestizaje and Conviviality in Brazil, Colombia and Mexico
No..8	Karen Graubart	Imperial Conviviality
No. 9.9	Felipe Castro Gutiérrez	La violencia rutinaria y los límites de la convivencia en una sociedad colonial
No..10.10	Nicolas Wasser	The Affects of Conviviality-Inequality in Female Domestic Labour
No..1110	Ramiro Segura	Convivialidad en ciudades latinoamericanas
No..1210	Luciane Scarato	Conviviality through Time in Brazil, Mexico, Peru, and Río de la Plata
No..13	Osvaldo Barreneche	Convivialismo, Diversidad, Fraternidad
No..1410	Tilmann Heil	Conviviality on the Brink
No..150	Maya Manzi	Fighting against or Coexisting with Drought? Conviviality, Inequality and Peasant Mobility in Northeast Brazil
No..1610	Anna Guiteras Mombiola	School Centres for ‘Savages’ In Pursuit of a Convivial Sociability in the Bolivian Amazon