Amazon Bed & Breakfast SALSA Partner XIV SALSA Biennial Conference 2023 The hotel is in a prime location in Leticia, with natural, rustic and cozy charm, in an atmosphere of intimacy, security and trust. SALSA Partner Rates (as of December 2022) Double Bungalow (2 pax): COP$ 168,000 (USD $34.67) per pax. Triple Bungalow (3...
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Hotel Anaconda SALSA Partner XIV SALSA Biennial Conference 2023 Hotel Anaconda is one of the most traditional hotels in the center of Leticia. With AC, swimming pool and restaurant. It has single, double/twin and triple accommodations. SALSA Partner Rates (as of December 2022) Single room (1 pax): COP$ 180,000 (USD$...
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XIV SALSA Biennial Conference 2023 Conference Venue Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Leticia, Amazonas [caption id="attachment_19254" align="alignright" width="300"] Casa Hija Eetane[/caption] The main locale of the Conference will be the Amazonia campus of Universidad Nacional de Colombia (UNAL) in Leticia, a beautiful venue surrounded by forest. There are ample and comfortable...
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Keynote Lecture 2023 Other Anthropologies and their cosmopolitical challenges SALSA XIV Biennial Conference 2023 Tania Stolze Lima, Universidade Federal Fluminense de Rio de Janeiro Considering both our common interest in anthropological relationships that are neither hierarchical nor extractive, and our intention to situate ourselves within our own existential and...
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Keynote Lecture 2023 Other Anthropologies and their cosmopolitical challenges SALSA XIV Biennial Conference 2023 João Paulo Barreto, Universidade Federal do Amazonas Considering both our common interest in anthropological relationships that are neither hierarchical nor extractive, and our intention to situate ourselves within our own existential and research experiences, we...
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