Titlebook: Mapping South-South Connections; Australia and Latin Fernanda Pe?aloza,Sarah Walsh Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(

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Fernanda Pe?alozaulti-D problem is investigated within the context of finite elasticity. Particular attention is paid to the socalled mixed variational principles that are needed for the solution of nearly incompressible solids. Special forms for elasticity in principal stretches are also given. Details of commonly

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Introduction: Why Australia and Latin America? On Mapping Connections and Its Implications for Knownes some of the current trends in the field, both positive and negative, and suggests some potential research agendas. Ultimately, it argues that Latin American Studies in Australia has never been (and should not seek to be) a re-creation of American or British models. Rather, Latin Americanist scho

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Decolonising the Exhibitionary Complex: Australian and Latin American Art and Activism in the Era ofg it from an overarching perspective of geopolitical and cultural decolonisation. This perspective foregrounds activist curatorial, artistic and institutional practices, contextualising them in relation to other art forms and academic disciplines, specifically focusing on developments in Australia,

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Common Ground: Connections and Tensions Between Food Sovereignty Movements in Australia and Latin Amsive connections between the Australian and Latin American food sovereignty movements. The author identifies the emergence of transnational publics concerned not only about what we eat but also the specific function of rural space, the type of development that should take place in it and who should

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