Wednesday, April 27, 2011

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Session 62 - Socio-Economic Context of the Culture of Illegality

2011 Cycle

CONTEMPORARY PROBLEMS COLOMBIAN

RELEASE No. 62

April 27, 2011

SOFOS Group is pleased to invite you to the Conference:

Socioeconomic the culture of illegality ,

framed in the cycle Reflections on the illegal and illicit in our culture


In this session we intend to provide the context of the illegal economy and illegal assets in the light of socio-economic review of Colombia in the last two centuries.

The guest is Mario Arango Jaramillo, a professor university for 35 years. Over more than twenty books on economic, social and biographical, research has examined the historical and contemporary analysis of the Colombian reality. His works published by various universities and published in Colombia, Spain and Mexico, textbooks and academic consultation.

Graduated in Law from Universidad Libre de Colombia, Bogotá. He has taught at the Universidad Cooperativa de Colombia, University Indesca Cooperative and the University of Medellin.

Among his books highlight: "Freedom and Tolerance, Freemasonry Colombia" (2007) "Freemasonry and the Liberal Party. Another face in the history of Colombia" (2006), "Handbook of Cooperative and Economic Solidarity" (2005), "Maria Cano, Flor eternal everlasting "(2001)," The Solidarity Economy and Social Economic alternative "(2000), " Communications and Postal History in Colombia and Antioquia "(1996)," Coca-Coca "(1986)," Drug Trafficking , Cocaine Empire '(1985), "Bankruptcy and the Crisis" (1990).

Held Otraparte House Museum. South Cra 43A No. 27A -11, Envigado.

Date: Saturday April 30, 2011

Time: 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm (although usually our meetings start at 2 : 00 pm, this time postponing the appointment an hour, at the request of Professor Mario Arango).

Free admission

For additional information may contact us by email gruposofos@gmail.com .

Our blog http://gruposofos.blogspot.com may check the schedule, the methodology and the presentation of the group. Or you can also contact the Museum Otraparte: Phone: 276 14 15-335 25 01 - E-mail: otraparte@otraparte.org - Website: www.otraparte.org

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