Siria: encrucijada territorial de actores geopolíticos regionales y globales

Shmite, Stella Maris; Pérez, Gustavo Gastón; Nin, María Cristina

doi:10.19137/huellas-2017-2107

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“…El apoyo a Siria por parte de Rusia, se justifica por los intereses geopolíticos que mantiene el Kremlim en la región, siendo su anclaje en la geoestratégica base naval de Tartus en la costa mediterránea uno de ellos (Shmite, Pérez, & Nin, 2017), además de aumentar su influencia geopolítica y convertirse en contrapeso de los Estados…”

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Siria: Breve Historia y Connotaciones Geopolíticas de un Conflicto Milenario

Nieto

Gaibor

2018

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ResumenSiria es un país que, aunque aparezca pequeño en los mapas, tiene una influencia universal.No solo por su ubicación geográfica estratégica que históricamente ha hecho de este territorio el punto de contacto entre Oriente y Occidente, sino además por el enorme legado histórico, fusión de varias culturas como la helena, romana, bizantina, otomana, islámica, que le otorgan ese carácter único que justifica la denominación de cuna de las civilizaciones. Esta investigación busca hacer una aproximación histórica a los hechos que durante miles de años han forjado una nación que hoy se debate en una de las más duras crisis humanitarias, pero cuyos orígenes se remontan siglos atrás, probablemente al génesis de la humanidad. Este documento es el resultado de una investigación de fuentes secundarias, de reportajes, de análisis del criterio de personalidades que han sido entrevistadas por diferentes medios de comunicación. Se presenta un recorrido desde los hijos de Sem, quienes poblaron Mesopotamia, entre los ríos Tigris y Éufrates, donde se originaron las primeras civilizaciones de Oriente Medio, hasta la época actual en la que con la influencia de algunos países se ha configurado un Estado que lucha por alcanzar autonomía plena, aunque en ese propósito se haya visto envuelto en violaciones a los derechos humanos y otros delitos que han llevado a gran parte de su población civil a huir hacia otros países en busca de refugio. PALABRAS CLAVE: Siria, Mesopotamia, Medio Oriente, Geopolítica AbstractSyria is a country that, although it may seem small on the map, it has had a universal influence not only because of its strategic geographical location that serves as a connection point between the East and West, but also because of its vast historical legacy that is a fusion of various cultures such as the Hellenic, Roman, Byzantine, Ottoman and Islamic culture, all of which grant it that unique character that justifies its own denomination as "cradle of civilization".This research aims to make a historical approach to the facts that over thousands of years have forged a nation that is currently under one of the hardest human crisis whose origins date centuries ago, probably at the beginning of mankind. This research is the result of an

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Siria: Breve Historia y Connotaciones Geopolíticas de un Conflicto Milenario

Nieto

Gaibor

2018

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“…Consequently, personal space is crossed by difference (Soto 2015), experienced individually, and invisible to others (Fuchs 2007). It can contract or expand (Low 2003) depending on how we are affected by people who alter our perception of closeness and remoteness (Brickell 2015), or by plans and intentions (Lefebvre 1974, in Shmite and Nin 2007). Another important process in the construction of place-based meaning is migration (Qian and Zhu 2014), as experiences of place are based on people’s social position as migrants (Qian, Qian, and Zhu 2012).…”

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Invisible Geographies: A Study of Migration and Male Homoeroticism in Tijuana through Spinozist Affects

Toledo

2023

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Affect-based studies consider that peoples’ lives and behaviors cannot be entirely grasped and understood by rational choice models. The main goal of this article is to understand how factors like sexuality and migration affect the relations between people and spaces. Following Spinoza’s Ethics and subsequent interpretations, the article considers that bodies are influenced by previous interactions and act accordingly, and that space is a relational mode of substance perceived through attributes and modes affecting individuals and articulating the relationship of space, sexuality, and migration. This research studies same-sex-attracted men who moved to Tijuana, Mexico. Results show that affects (expressed through actions and passions) inform people’s relations to space based on their valorization of life events and expectations; that the meanings of space are personally constructed, relational, volatile, and invisible to others; and that most interviewees didn’t feel comfortable avowing to the gay identity but identified themselves as such, since, to some extent, gayness can escape from the moral stigma of male-male interaction in Latin America.

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Images of Syrian Refugees in Transit through Minefields in Turkey, 2011–2015

Cárcel¹

2022

Visual Anthropology

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Siria: encrucijada territorial de actores geopolíticos regionales y globales

Cited by 4 publications

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Siria: Breve Historia y Connotaciones Geopolíticas de un Conflicto Milenario

Siria: Breve Historia y Connotaciones Geopolíticas de un Conflicto Milenario

Invisible Geographies: A Study of Migration and Male Homoeroticism in Tijuana through Spinozist Affects

Images of Syrian Refugees in Transit through Minefields in Turkey, 2011–2015

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