De la legitimidad, las sucesiones y su reflejo en las acuñaciones andalusíes

Fidel Castro's account of how in 74 days of battle in the summer of 1958, 300 revolutionary fighters—with the support of workers and farmers across Cuba—defeated Batista's 10,000-strong “final offensive.” Introduction, maps, photos, facsimiles of historical documents, illustrated glossary of weapons.

Las investigaciones de 16 especialistas internacionales en Historia Antigua y su posterior análisis acerca de la movilidad geográfica de las personas en la época romana, tanto los desplazamientos temporales como los que tenían por fin una nueva domiciliación, componen el corpus de esta obra que pretende profundizar y aclarar algunas de las cuestiones abiertas al debate.

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"Effective historical sociology of migration from Catalonia to the Americas - especially to Cuba, Puerto Rico, and Argentina - emphasizes importance of family networks. Impressive combination of archival research and broad reading of parallel migration studies; thoroughly footnoted"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.