In La oscura memoria de las armas (2008) Ramón Díaz Eterovic explores the topics of memory, Chile’s dictatorship, transition, violence and truth from perspective Detective Heredia, who goes through streets Santiago elucidating a murder that, based on rumours conscious effort not forgetting history, it deals with relevant that were talked about time transition to democracy, where memories become...

There are multiple ways of transferring human values, cultures and history from one generation to another. Literature, Art, Paintings Theatrical performances the real reflection any civilization. In subcontinent, theatres played a vital role in promoting Pakistani Indian history; Mughal culture traditions. theatre, “Ajoka” significant propagate positive, humanitarian liberal humanist values. Th...

Carl Schmitt’s Die Diktatur (1921) and Politische Theologie (1922) have been widely discussed in political science constitutional law literature. His distinction between commissarial sovereign dictatorships makes these works indispensable references for studying autocracy. In the context of COVID-19 pandemic crisis, his idea decisionism, which he summarized adage ‘sovereign is who d...

Computer science has a curious history in Argentina: it began late (more than ten years later than in USA), had a ten-year span of flowering, was completely destroyed by the military dictatorship in 1966 and, disregarding some advances in small universities in the 1970s, began to weakly revive in 1983. In this article we shall analyze the ten-years long (1956-1966) “golden age” of computer scie...

Jorge Sampaio graduated in law in 1961 at Lisbon University in his native Portugal. At university and later, Sampaio took part in political action against the military dictatorship in Portugal until the revolution in 1974. In 1978, Sampaio joined Portugal's Socialist Party and was a member of parliament for many years. Sampaio was elected Mayor of Lisbon twice, in 1989 and in 1993, and served t...

marx as one of great philosophers of history believes that state is the temporal that is created of classes which finally don,t need to the presence and human historic period begins during decline of capitalism.this article only proceed the end of state after collapse of capitalism and discuss it in two parts one is proletarian dictatorship and after this course.we have shown that in two stages...

Since the introduction of term public diplomacy (PD), PD literature has evolved and expanded in different directions, multiplying research conducted on actors, programs, publics, networks, tools, purposes. Focusing our discussion purpose diplomacy, potential mission-driven model called “The Golden Circle Public Diplomacy” by Cabrera Cuadrado (J Diplomacy 2:2, 2022) is used to analyze WHY Spain’...

Chile’s 1980 constitution was forcibly imposed by a bloody dictatorship. Its original sin, however, not the only democratic fault. The rules or constitutional locks were designed to have protected democracy that limited exercise of popular sovereignty. Until today, Chile is Latin American has yet replaced substantive normative grounds upon which dictatorship cemented its power. paper examines h...

The policies, perceptions and discourses around return migration to Spain during the years of Franco dictatorship were transformed in parallel changes experienced by emigration outside country. This article analyses this transformation migration, initially identified with repatriation, until its conceptualization within framework assisted schemes articulated Europe “guestworker system”. took pl...

Based on a critical theoretical tradition of democracy, the article rehearses an interpretation Chilean revolt October 2019. It is argued that this episode indicates exhaustion myth in which democracy obtains its legitimacy and perpetuation as promise realisation founding values. To end, it examines overall historical context democratic transition taking place, thus discovering close link to or...