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Historia de la mujer en la diplomacia y política exterior de la República de Chile

Historia de la mujer en la diplomacia y política exterior de la República de Chile

Cristián Piña Mella / Katia Contreras Pérez

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Hueders
Año de edición:
2026
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Historia de América
ISBN:
9789563653496
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«Este volumen contribuye a esa coherencia desde un lugar particularmente valioso: el de la memoria reflexiva. La memoria no como archivo cerrado, sino como herramienta para pensar el presente. Al recuperar historias, perfilar trayectorias y examinar obstáculos, este libro nos recuerda que los cambios culturales no son espontáneos y que las reformas institucionales, para ser reales, deben ser sostenidas. Que este libro circule, se lea y se discuta en el Ministerio y fuera de él será señal de una Cancillería que se toma en serio su propio aprendizaje. Y que esa lectura inspire nuevas prácticas, nuevas políticas y nuevas trayectorias será el mejor homenaje a quienes hicieron posible lo que hoy damos por sentado: que la diplomacia chilena, para ser plenamente moderna, debe ser también plenamente inclusiva».Alberto Van Klaveren Ministro de Relaciones Exteriores de Chile--Los textos que se presentan a continuación corresponden a ensayos escritos por distintas personas en el marco de una convocatoria académica/cultural, cuyo fin era la elaboración de este libro. Las opiniones expresadas en cada artículo son de exclusiva responsabilidad de sus autores y no reflejan, directa ni indirectamente, posiciones oficiales, ideológicas ni declaraciones institucionales de ADICA, COMUDICA, el Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores de Chile, el Gobierno de Chile ni del Instituto de Estudios Internacionales de la Universidad de Chile. 10

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