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Catalogo-CEIDA-2018.Pdf AUTOR LIBRO PAÍS EDITORIAL AÑO CÓDIGO NOTAS Ideologia, teoria y politica en el Altieri, A; Cerroni, Umberto; et. Al Puebla Universidad Autonoma de Puebla 660 A4 1 ejemplar pensamiento de Marx Anderson, Benedict Imagined Communities USA Verso 642 A5 1 ejemplar engargolado Anguiano, Arturo (coord.) La Transicion Democratica Mèxico UAM Xochimilco 641 A5 1 ejemplar Elementos para el estudio de los Departamento Nacional Findiji, Maria Teresa resguardos indígenas del Cauca. Bogotá, Colombia 162 F5 1 ejemplar Administrativo de Estadística Censo indígena del Cauca 1972 Monsiváis Carrillo, Carlos Alejandro Vislumbrar Ciudadania Mèxico El Colegio de la Fronter Norte 641 M6 1 ejemplar (2004) Encrucijadas de la ciudadania y la Quezada, Sergio (Coord.) (2005) Mexico Universidad Autonoma de Yuatan 641 QU4 1 ejemplar democracia Yucatan 1812-2004 Sin dato de Autor (1988) El arte de Mesoamerica México, D.F Editorial 349 S4.13 1 ejemplar engargolado Research design in anthropology. Paradigms and A Brim, John; Spain, David (1974) USA Holt, Rinehart and wiston 815 B7 VARELA 1 ejemplar pragmatics in the testing of hypotheses A Committee of the Royal Notes and queries on Anthropological institute of Great London Routledge and Kegan Paul LTD 815 C7 VARELA 1 ejemplar anthropology Britain and Ireland (1967) A cura di Arnaldo Nesti e Enzo Segre Certeza , incertezza, religioni Italia Titivillus 772 N47 2 ejemplares Malagoli Come un Mondo altro? Tras el búho de Minerva. Mercado A. Boron, Atilio (2000) contra democracia en el Buenos Aires Fondo de Cultura Económica 446 A1 CANCLINI 1 ejemplar capitalismo de fin de siglo A. Chagnon, Napoleon (1968) Yanomamô. The fierce people New York, USA Stanford University Press 563 C4 VARELA 1 ejemplar A. Chagnon, Napoleón (1968) Yanomamo. The fierce people USA Stanford University F2520.1 Y3 Ch3.569 1 ejemplar Más (+) cultura (s). Ensayos sobre A. Gonzalez, Jorge (1991) México CONACULTA 180 G6 1 ejemplar realidades plurales A. Lanusse, Alejandro Mi testimonio Argentina LASSERRIE EDITORES 668 L3 1 ejemplar A. Sanchez Vazquez Etica Mèxico Grijalbo 812 S3 1 ejemplar A. Thompson, Richard (1974) Aires de Progreso: Cambio Social enMéxico, un Pueblo D.F Maya de Yucatan Instituto Nacional Indigenista 105 T46 1 ejemplar A.R. Radcliffe - Brown Method in social Anthropology USA The university of chicago press 900 R3.3 VARELA 1 ejemplar A.R. Radcliffe - Brown A natural Science of Society USA The falcon´s wing press 900 R3 VARELA 1 ejemplar La vie quotidienne au Parlement Abeles, Marc (1992) Paris Hachette 646 A2 VARELA 1 ejemplar Européen Abeles, Marc (2000) Un ethnologue a l´assemblee París Editions Odile Jacob 105 A3 VARELA 1 ejemplar Les nouveaux riches. Un Abeles, Marc (2002) Paris Editions Odile Jacob 815 A3 VARELA 1 ejemplar ethnologue dans la silicon Valley Abeles, Marc (2008) Anthropologie de la globalisation Paris Payot 815 MA1 1 ejemplar Abellán Giral, Concepcion; Bosch Estampas de la ciencia III México, D.F Fondo de Cultura Económica 815 D3 Tomo III. VARELA 1 ejemplar Giral, Carlos; et. al (1999) Abello Vives, Alberto (coord.) (2013) La savia del desarrollo Catalunya, España Documenta Universitaria 369 A1 CANCLINI 1 ejemplar Cuentas del reparto agrario Publicaciones de la Casa Chata/ Aboites Aguilar, Luis (1991) México 226 A2.6 1 ejemplar norteño 1920 - 1940 CIESAS Demografia historica y conflictos por el agua. Dos estudios sobre 40 Aboites Aguilar, Luis (2000) México CIESAS 312 A2 1 ejemplar kilometros de historia del rio San Pedro, Chihuahua Aboites Aguilar, Luis; Birrichaga Gardia, Fuentes para la historia de los usos CIESAS - Comisión Nacional del México, D.F 111 A2 1 ejemplar Diana; et. Al (2000) del agua (1710 - 1951) Agua Del agua municipal al agua Aboites Aguilar, Luis; Estreda Tena, nacional. Materiales para una México CIESAS / El Colegio de México 423 A2 1 ejemplar Valeria (comp.) (2004) historia de los municipios en México 1901 - 1945 Las nuevas políticas generales y operacionales. Su impacto en el Aboites, Hugo (2003) México SITUAM 467 A3 VARELA 1 ejemplar modelo UAM de docencia y en los trabajadores académicos Breve historia de un invento Aboites, Jaime (1989) olvidado: Las máquinas México UAM - Xochimilco 176 A2 VARELA 1 ejemplar tortilladoras en México Metodología de las Ciencias Abruch Linder, Miguel (Comp.) (1983) México UNAM 121 AL1 1 ejemplar Sociales Academia de Historia Plantel Oriente De Espartaco al Che y de Neron a del Colegio de Ciencias y humanidades Nixon (lecturas de historia México Editorial Pueblo Nuevo 175 D4 1 ejemplar (1973) universal) Cuadernos de semiología. Karl Acevedo, Huego (1973) Marx y Friedrich Engels. Escritos Buenos Aires, Argentina Rodolgo Alonso Editor 196 M3 1 ejemplar sobre lenguaje Historia oral. Ensayos y aportes Aceves Lozano, Jorge (coord.) (1996) México CIESAS 173 A2 VARELA 1 ejemplar de investigación El mexicano: Alquimia y mito de Aceves, Manuel (1991) una raza. Seguido de otros México, D.F Joaquín Mortiz 579 M6 VARELA 1 ejemplar ensayos junguianos Ackerman, Robert (1990)0 J.G Frazer his life and work Great Britain, London Cambridge University Press 111 F7 VARELA 1 ejemplar Situación económica y Acosta, Alberto; Martín Mayoral, ambiental del Ecuador en un Ecuador FLACSO 913 A1 FLACSO 1 ejemplar Fernando (2013) entorno de crisis internacional Acot, Pascal (1978) Introducción a la ecología México Editorial Nueva Imagen 369 A2 VARELA 1 ejemplar Etnias en evolución social. Adams, Richard (1995) Estudios de Guatemala y México UAM - Iztapalapa GN564 G9 A3.3518 3 ejemplares centroamérica El octavo día. La evolución social 370 A3/ 370 A3 VARELA/ 217 Adams, Richard (2001) como autoorganización de la México UAM - Iztapalapa 3 ejemplares AD5 VARELA energía Ensayos sobre evolución social y Adams, Richard (2005) México UAM - Iztapalapa 187 A3.3/ 187 A3.31 VARELA 2 ejemplares etnicidad en Guatemala Adams, Richard (2007) La red la expansión humana México CIESAS /UAM / Iberoaméricana 217 A3.2/ 661 V3 VARELA 2 ejemplares Adams, Richard; Bastos, Santiago Las relaciones étnicas en Guatemala CIRMA 571 A3 VARELA 1 ejemplar (2003) Guatemala, 1944 - 2000 Del socialismo científico al Adolfo, Sánchez Vázquez México ERA 900 S3 VARELA 1 ejemplar socialismo utópico Adorno, T. W (1973) Crítica, cultura y sociedad Barcelona, España Ariel 829 A3 VARELA 1 ejemplar Tesis para optar por el títutlo de Licenciado en Antropología Social. Las región más oscura Escuela Nacional de Aedo Gajardo, Juan Ángel (2001) México 217 TE17 VARELA 1 ejemplar del universo: el complejo mítico Antropología e Historia de los Huicholes Asociado al Kieri Agosti, Héctor (1981) Ideología y cultura México Editorial Cartago HM621 A3.58 1 ejemplar Indígenas en la prensa durante Publicaciones de la Casa Chata/ Aguayo Ayala, Adriana (2014) México 659 A1 1 ejemplar el sexenio Salinista CIESAS El exódo centroamericano Aguayo, Sergio (2000) México SEP / Cultura 167 A3 1 ejemplar consecuencias de un conflicto Los refugiados guatemaltecos Aguayo, Sergio; Christensen, Hanne; en Campeche y Quintana Roo. México El Colegio de México 185 A2 1 ejemplar et. Al (1987) Condiciones sociales y culturales Las bordadoras de mantones de Manila de Sevilla. Trabajo y Aguilar Criado, Encarnación (1998) Sevilla Ediciones de Andalucía 462 A3 1 ejemplar género en la producción doméstica La ciudad que construyen los Aguilar Medina, Íñigo (1996) México INAH / Plaza y Valdés Editores 362 A3 1 ejemplar pobres Dialectica de la economia Aguilar Monteverde, Alonso Mèxico Nuestro tiempo 815 A3.8 1 ejemplar mexicana Aguilar Mora, Manuel; Schoijet, La revolución mexicana contra México FONTAMARA 175 A3 VARELA 1 ejemplar Mauricio (1991) el PRI Weber: La idea de ciencia social. Aguilar Villanueva, Luis (1988) México, D.F UNAM 817 V5.5 Vol.1 VARELA 1 ejemplar Volumen primero. La tradición Weber: La idea de ciencia social. Aguilar Villanueva, Luis (1989) Volumen segundo. La México, D.F UNAM 817 V5 Vol. II VARELA 1 ejemplar innovaciòn Aguilar, Adrian Guillermo; Boris La ciudad intermedias y el México CONACULTA/CM 914 A3 1 ejemplar Graizbord y Sánchez Crispin, Alvaro desarrollo regional en México Aguilar, Miguel Ángel; Cisneros, Territorio y cultura en la Ciudad UAM Iztapalapa / Plaza y Valdés México 369 A4 V.2 2 ejemplares César; Nivón, Eduardo (1999) de México. Tomo 2. Diversidad Editores Aguilar, Miguel Ángel; Reid, Anne Tratado de psicología social. México ANTHROPOS/ UAM - Iztapalapa 178 A4 1 ejemplar (coord.)(2007) Perspectivas socioculturales La desconolización de la Aguilera Gómez, Manuel (1975) México Fondo de Cultura Económica 457 A3 1 ejemplar economía mexicana Cuija. Esbozo etnográfico de un Aguirre Beltrán, Gonzalo (1958) México Fondo de Cultura Económica 105 A3.8 VARELA 1 ejemplar pueblo negro El proceso de aculturación en Editorial Comunidad - Instituto Aguirre Beltrán, Gonzalo (1970) México 177 A3 1 ejemplar México de Ciencias Sociales ¿Ha fracasado el indigenismo? Aguirre Beltrán, Gonzalo (1971) México SEP 175 1971 9 VARELA 1 ejemplar Reportaje de una controversia Teoría y práctica de la Aguirre Beltrán, Gonzalo (1973) México, D.F SEP 871 A2 2 Ejemplares - Engargolado educación indígena Lenguas vernáculas su uso y Ediciones de la Casa Chata - Aguirre Beltrán, Gonzalo (1983) desuso en la enseñanza; la México 198 B1 1 ejemplar CIESAS experiencia de México Lenguas Vernáculas su uso y Aguirre Beltrán, Gonzalo (1983) desuso en la enseñanza: la México Ediciones de la Casa Chata 177 20 VARELA 1 ejemplar experiencia de México Regiones de refugio. El desarrollo de la comunidad y el Aguirre Beltran, Gonzalo (1987) Mèxico INI 659 G65 1 ejemplar proceso dominical
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