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REM Report part 4 – Intervention by Tomás Chacón

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LeandroThe doubts you have when you want to study a degree in the UK can be many and varied. When I contacted Kathy, the treatment I received and the personalized attention I had from the first contact with her….

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BlancaI met Kathryn at an event in Madrid, thanks to her I can now say that I am going to study in Liverpool. My family and I cannot thank her enough for the help and advice she has given us, without a doubt….

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LA MASONERÍA EN LA INDEPENDENCIA DE LAS AMÉRICAS

Islas Británicas – Politica y gobierno – 1660-1702 – Tesis doctorales; Religión – Catolicismo – Inglaterra – 1660-1702 – Tesis doctorales; Religión – Catolicismo – Irlanda – 1660-1702 – Tesis doctorales; Historia

La identificación de las Islas Británicas como “tierras de misión” responde a una propuesta historiográfica. Desde la perspectiva misionera, esta tesis analiza las directrices de la política confesional española en el espacio geoestratégico del norte de Europa. Entre 1660 y 1702, trata de mostrar cómo la praxis gubernamental del piadoso Carlos II se centró en la Misión Irlandesa y en la capilla de la embajada española en Londres. Este enfoque interpretativo explica la dualidad de la cuestión político-religiosa hispana que se desprende de las fuentes consultadas en diferentes archivos y bibliotecas europeas, así como de la bibliografía utilizada.

Durante los últimos años, los asuntos de Irlanda han experimentado una continua reinterpretación historiográfica desde la óptica de la Monarquía Española. Los vínculos históricos y religiosos quedaron fijados en la historia de la Edad Moderna por diferentes formas de servicio y lealtad: los colegios de nación en la península, la presencia militar irlandesa en el ejército del rey católico y los contactos comerciales entre ambos reinos. En esta dinámica de reciprocidad y apoyo permanente, la Misión Irlandesa representa uno de los principales pilares del modelo confesional articulado por la monarquía para conservar el catolicismo en esta isla.

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‘the edwardians and the making of a modern spanish’.

This article critically examines the experiences of racism of academics working in British universities. The conceptual framework on which it draws are critical race theory and postcolonial feminism. These theoretical perspectives are interwoven in order to present a series of images that document the various challenges and barriers encountered by British academics of color and diversity in higher education. The empirical basis of this work is qualitative, having conducted a series of in-depth, semi-structured interviews with academics of color and diversity, and who mostly work in the social sciences and humanities. The interviewees come from a wide range of racial, religious, and ethno-national backgrounds, and occupy different academic positions within the university structure. Through careful work on the empirical material, this text analyzes the effects of the structural and systemic nature of racism as experienced by the interviewees. The article focuses on three key themes, including microaggressions and institutional racism, teaching, and promotion and support.