Volume 20, No. 39.
Enero - Junio

Table of contents

1. Adequate nutrition in the light of international law

   Gonzalo Aguilar Cavallo

   17-32

   • Abstract 157
     
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2. The legal regime of collective marks in Spain : its significance for the agricultural sector

   Yeney Acea Valdés

   33-49

   • Abstract 115
     
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3. Food security in the face of the 2030 : agenda cuban experience

   Maritza de la Caridad McCormack Bequer, Mayra Cruz Legón

   51-65

   • Abstract 265
     
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4. Leaving no one behind : building resilience for food security in a period of health emergency

   Idarmis Knight Soto

   67-82

   • Abstract 146
     
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5. Higher agricultural education and food sovereignty : pandemic and desirable and possible scenarios

   Liberio Victorino Ramírez, Herminia Ostoa Escudero

   83-102

   • Abstract 118
     
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6. Benefits of Cuban family farming in the vision of food sovereignty

   Arlietys Núñez Rodríguez, Sheila de la Caridad Rodríguez Marín, Manuel Alejandro del Toro de la Cruz

   103-118

   • Abstract 156
     
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7. Valencian agrarian contracts, food sovereignty and the pandemic

   Francisca Ramón Fernández

   119-138

   • Abstract 226
     
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8. Labeling of transgenic foods in Colombia and the power of information

   Johanna Katherine Aguilera A.

   139-153

   • Abstract 1273
     
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9. Socio-environmental governance in brazilian northeast coastal capitals

   Miriam Medina Velasco, Hugo Vigas Lima dos Santos, Clélia Maria Vieira Dantas

   155-176

   • Abstract 139
     
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10. The strike, human rights and its effectiveness in the colombian legal order

    Nandy Melissa Rozo Cabrera

    177-196

    • Abstract 661
      
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11. Use of state force, neoconstitutionalism and promotion of a communicative reason

    Pedro Elías Castañeda Quitian

    197-209

    • Abstract 162
      
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12. The right to health : a look at its application as a fundamental human right in Colombia and in the inter-american system for the protection of human rights

    Margy Geraldine Araque Ortiz

    211-227

    • Abstract 156
      
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13. Changes in values in America and in Colombia (1993-2019) : nationalism, racism, Hispanophobia and sexual permissiveness: this is how 36,516 young students in Latin America think in 1993 and 11,322 in 2019

    Tomás Calvo Buezas

    229-251

    • Abstract 139
      
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