Coordinadores: Javier Sacristán y Adriana Franco
The course serves as an articulating axis for the academic efforts of specialists, not only from Mexico but also from Spanish-speaking countries, to analyze and study the dynamics of conflict in Africa. In this sense, conflict is not understood as a negative element or opposed to peace, but as a fundamental process for social transformations. For this reason, a series of lectures on different topics related to conflict and development, as well as a methodological introduction to studies in this area, will be offered. This course seeks to establish a space for discussion between specialists and students to open new axes of analysis on the region. Likewise, although we seek to promote the participation of national lecturers, we also intend to invite international experts in order to strengthen PUEAA's internationalization networks.
Request information and resolve doubts to the following e-mail: educon.pueaa@unam.mx before applying for enrollment.
1. After receiving reports, confirm your interest to participate as a student to the same email.
2. Once your registration to the seminar has been confirmed, you will receive an attached file with the payment form and a small registration form.
3. Print the payment form and make the payment before the due date.
4. Once the payment has been made, please send the original payment receipt by mail.
5. If you require an invoice, please notify us at the time of submitting your proof of payment, along with the fiscal data to make it. OTHERWISE, IT WILL NOT BE POSSIBLE TO MAKE THE INVOICE LATER.
6. If you have any questions, please contact us at educon.pueaa@unam.mx or 5554362823.
IMPORTANT NOTE: YOUR PAYMENT WILL BE VALIDATED ONLY AFTER THE DELIVERY OF YOUR PROOF OF PAYMENT.
General public: $4,000
UNAM Community: $2,000
- 80% attendance
- Payment of the recovery fee
- Delivery of the final essay
- Delivery of the course evaluation. The form will be sent at the end of the course
Limited space
There will be readings in English
University Program of Studies on Asia and Africa
Phone: 55-54-24-37-85
The essay should be an argued reflection on one or more of the topics covered in the course, in order to help the student in the construction of his/her own analysis.
- Characteristics
- 1. Arial or Times New Roman font, size 12, 1.5 spacing.
- 2. Length between 3000 and 4000 words.
2. Structure:
2.1. Introduction (problem statement, purpose and research questions).
2.2. Development (academic argumentation)
2.3. Conclusions and sources consulted (academic, specialized, journals, governmental entities, materials submitted to an editorial process of opinion or peer review; avoid wikis or blogs and materials that do not have the above characteristics).
3. Use critical apparatus in APA format. For more information, please contact: http://bibliotecas.unam.mx/