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CATALOGUE OF BOOKS FROM COLOMBIA | 2017 | 2 The International Book Fair of Bogotá (FILBo for its acronym in Spanish) turns 31 in its next edition, which will take place from April 17th to May 2th, 2018. We want to celebrate not only the impressive growth of its academic program in recent years, which has had the participation of authors of extraordinary international relevance such as Literature Nobel prize recipients Svetlana Alexievich, Mario Vargas Llosa, and J.G.M. Le Clezio, but also the development of its international relevance such as Literature and, especially, our new Hall of Rights, a meeting place for agents, editors, and scouts interested in the Spanish-speaking publishing market. This catalog is a window to contemporary Colombian publishing. Throughout its pages you will find a series of recently published books of fiction, nonfiction, and children’s literature, all of which have their rights available for sale. The books shown in this catalog have been hand picked by Colombian publishers, with the aim of showcasing the best of their production. We are sure that here you will find something interesting as well in here you will find something that suits your interests. At the International Frankfurt Book Fair we not only celebrate the creation of the FILBo Hall of Rights as a new standard for the exchanging of rights during the first semester of the year in Latin America; we also want to showcase Bogotá as a literary and tourist destination: a city of books. CATALOGUE OF BOOKS FROM COLOMBIA | 2017 | 3 CATALOGUE OF BOOKS FROM COLOMBIA | 2017 | 4 CATALOGUE OF BOOKS FROM COLOMBIA | 2017 | 5 CATALOGUE OF BOOKS FROM COLOMBIA | 2017 | 6 University of La Sabana We are a publishing house whose sole purpose has been to publish the intellectual production of our teachers through different types formats such as books, magazines, brochures and manuals, as the result of their research made in the University, as well as any other other kind of texts or documents that could be of interest for our own community. DRUGS AND PUBLIC POLICIES. Format: 17x23cm LEGALIZATION OR PROHIBITION? Color: 1 ink ALFONSO AZA JÁCOME Pages: 470 Binding: Paperback This book, perhaps unusual in its theme, doesn’t seek to enter into ethical issues, but to draw attention to some of the most problematic aspects of the ban on narcotic substances. About the Author PhD in Economic and Business Sciences (Long Distance Nacional Univerisity of Madrid, Spain), MBA from the ICESI University, Rights acquisition contact: Cali, Colombia, and Lawyer from the University Complutense of ELSA CRISTINA ROBAYO Madrid. Professor at the Faculty of Law and Political Science at the [email protected] Universidad of La Sabana, Colombia. BROWN CATS. HISTORICAL VIEW OF Format: 15x22cm LATIN AMERICAN LEGAL AND POLITICAL Color: 1 ink Pages: 248 CONTEXT (XX-XXI CENTURIES) Binding: Paperback JOSÉ RODRÍGUEZ ITURBE The cultural-political view that the author gives to the main characters, situations and processes of the late nineteenth century, throughout the twentieth and early twenty-first century allows us to understand the very varied, tragic and magical Latin American reality whose international order is yet to be defined. About the Author Rights acquisition contact: Lawyer (Central University of Venezuela). Phd on Canon Law ELSA CRISTINA ROBAYO (University of Navarra, Pamplona, Spain) and professor of History [email protected] of Ideas at the Faculty of Law and Philosophical Anthropology at the Universidad de La Sabana, Chía, Colombia. CATALOGUE OF BOOKS FROM COLOMBIA | 2017 | 7 TRUMP AND THE BARREL OF Format: 15x22cm DIOGENES. AMERICA IN CRISIS AND Color: 1 ink Pages: 266 THE CRISIS OF MODERN AGE Binding: Paperback JOSÉ RODRÍGUEZ ITURBE The strengthening of political democracy demands, in the United States and throughout the so-called Western World, the support of moral reason. It demands, as protagonists in public spaces in a leading role, those honest citizens who, with their bluff, urgently sought Diogenes. About the Author Lawyer (Central University of Venezuela). Phd on Canon Law Rights acquisition contact: (University of Navarra, Pamplona, Spain) and professor of History ELSA CRISTINA ROBAYO of Ideas at the Faculty of Law and Philosophical Anthropology at [email protected] the Universidad de La Sabana, Chía, Colombia. THE GUARANTEES OF NON-REPETITION Format: 15x22cm IN THE INTER-AMERICAN JURISPRUDENCE Color: 1 ink Pages: 408 INTERNATIONAL LAW AND STRUCTURAL Binding: Paperback CHANGES OF THE STATE MARÍA CARMELINA LONDOÑO LÁZARO The guarantees of non-repetition of human rights violations that the Inter American Court of Human Rights has promoted in its jurisprudence have become a matter of the first order. The question arises: is it legitimate for an international tribunal to define structural changes? About the Author Rights acquisition contact: Lawyer (University of La Sabana, Colombia); doctor summa cum ELSA CRISTINA ROBAYO laude (University of La Sabana, Colombia); LLM (University of [email protected] Queensland, Australia). She is currently the director of the Master’s Degree in International Law at the University of La Sabana, Colombia. PROFESSIONAL TECHNIQUES OF Format: 22x28cm COLOMBIAN CUISINE Color: 4 inks CARLOS GAVIRIA ARBELÁEZ Pages: 764 Binding: Hardcover It is a special contribution in its kind. It shows a thorough analysis of the national culinary techniques, which make it a reference text for students, professors, professionals, and for anyone who wants to submerge and understand in a clear and orderly manner the Colombian gastronomy. About the Author Cook and professional baker, with culinary studies in Colombia and Argentina. Researcher of Colombian cuisine and cataloged as one of Rights acquisition contact: the most knowledgeable chefs on the subject. Academic and great ELSA CRISTINA ROBAYO [email protected] connoisseur of the gastronomic cultures of the world. CATALOGUE OF BOOKS FROM COLOMBIA | 2017 | 8 University of Antonio Nariño As a publishing house, we support those books that are born as a product of research, from those that are already financed by the University to those texts that will help our students approach different branches of knowledge. STABLE COUPLE RELATIONSHIPS IN Format: 15x20cm LATIN AMERICA. CONSTITUCIONAL AN Color: 1 ink Pages: 666 LEGAL ASPECTS Binding: Paperback JINYOLA BLANCO AND MARISA HERRERA Nowadays, there are couples that have common projects and live together without the legal recognition of being married. This has been called “free union”, concubinage, or the “facto relationship”; which generates a whole new jurisprudence analysis. This investigation makes a comparative analysis between the similarities and differences that the law has when it comes to the concept of stable couple relationships: first, through history and then, in Rights acquisition contact: the jurisprudence of Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Chile, Ecuador, LORENA RUIZ SERNA Panama, Peru, Paraguay, Uruguay and Venezuela. [email protected] About the Authors Jinyola Blanco holds a PhD in Family Law and currently is a Professor of the Antonio Nariño University, Colombia. Marisa Herrera is PhD in Law and teaches in University of Buenos Aires, Argentina. CATALOGUE OF BOOKS FROM COLOMBIA | 2017 | 9 THE COLLECTIVE REALM. THEORY AND Format: 17x24 cm PRAXIS OF THE COLLECTIVE RIGHTS Color: 1 ink JOHNNY ANTONIO DÁVILA Pages: 234 Binding: Paperback The actual legal system is in an individualist paradigm. It is oriented to the protection of the individual: which is, at the same time, determined from his/hers own characteristics to the traits inside a collective. The way someone is determined depends on which collective he belongs. For example: if he/she belongs to a sports team, this would represent his/hers territorial identity. Or if he/she belongs to an ethnic group, then this would represent the way they interact with ethics and morality. Even though collective right is not Rights acquisition contact: LORENA RUIZ SERNA a new concept, it is on the rise, and it is important to understand [email protected] and discuss it, for us to establish it in our legal system. About the Author Johnny Antonio Davila is a PhD in Philosophy and has a degree in Law School. Also, he was a professor in the Antonio Nariño University, the Medellin University and currently is professor in the Pontifical Bolivariana University, all of these institutions are in Colombia. VOLUNTARY HUMAN TALENT Format: 17x24 cm MANAGEMENT MODEL IN SOCIAL Color: 1 ink Pages: 108 ORGANIZATIONS Binding: Paperback BIBIANA FARLEY PEREZ TIJARO AND LIDA NEIDU MURILLO “Voluntary human talent” is the action driven by the principles of helping and contributin to justice, equality an equity. In social organizations, they work as intellectual and operative capitals. This management model intends to give the fundamentals for those who want to manage, give guidelines and/or to restructure, if necessary, this type of organizations, which tend to deviate from their foundation principles through time. By applying this model, Rights acquisition contact: the reader can help him/herself to consolidate objectively the LORENA RUIZ SERNA [email protected] transformation chosen for the specific social sector. About the Authors Bibiana Farley Perez is a Business Administrator, a coaching professional and has a magister in Strategic Management. 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