The war in the Pacific [cakera padat]

THE NAVAL CAMPAIGN IN THE WAR OF THE PACIFIC 1879-1884 by I.C. Little

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The third Sino-Japanese war : dream of Pacific Empire / by Wu, Guang

War Photography: Díaz & Spencer’s coverage of the War of the Pacific (1879-1883) by Candela Marini

“…In this essay, I argue that the photographs of the War of the Pacific taken by the studio Díaz & Spencer are one of the first examples of the successful use of war photography for nation-building purposes, that is, as national propaganda. …”
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Reporting war: Covering the Pacific – Radio NZ International and West Papua as a case study by Walter Zweifel

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Peace through the metaphor of war from police pacification to governance transformation in Rio de Janeiro by Tierney, Julia

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From Just War to Nuclear Pacifism: The Evolution of U.S. Christian Thinking about War in the Nuclear Age, 1946–1989 by Stephen R. Rock

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Paulino Toledo Mansilla. A Secret Mission in Istanbul during the War of the Pacific. The Sale of the Turkish Ironclad Feth-i Bülend (1879-1880). by Roch Charles Little

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Discursos racistas en Chile y Perú durante la Guerra del Pacífico: (1879-1884) = Racist discourse in Chile and Peru during the War of the Pacific: (1879-1884) by Arellano G., Juan Carlos

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La política chilena en la postguerra del Pacífico: poder, influencia y relaciones con Ecuador by Claudio Tapia Figueroa

Subjects: “…Ecuador (Thesaurus); war in the Pacific…”
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Rosas Lauro, Claudia (editora), El odio y el perdón en el Perú, siglos XVI al XXI, Lima, Fondo Editorial de la Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2009, 356 p. by Ignacio Zubizarreta

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LA NITRATE RAILWAYS CO. LTD.: LA PÉRDIDA DE SUS DERECHOS EXCLUSIVOS EN EL MERCADO DEL TRANSPORTE DE SALITRE Y SU RESPUESTA A ELLA by IAN THOMSON

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LA CASA GIBBS Y EL MONOPOLIO SALITRERO PERUANO: 1876-1878 by Manuel Ravest Mora

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Memorias, mitos y ritos de guerra: el imaginario de la Batalla de Yungay durante la Guerra del Pacífico by Gabriel Cid Rodríguez

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La Segunda Guerra Mundial en el Pacífico: estética cinematográfica y la ética de la guerra americana by Tatiana Prorokova

“…How was the war in the Pacific different from that one in Europe? Were U.S. soldiers ready to fight in the Pacific? …”
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Islamic law on protection and assistance of civilians affected by armed conflicts and natural disasters, methods and means of warfare, and treatment of prisoners of war by Mohd Kamal, Mohd Hisham

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El atributo amazónico del Perú. La construcción de una soberanía 1903 - 1942. by Cristián Garay Vera.

“…Starting from the premise that borders are constructed rather than historically given, this article describes the process that, following the War of the Pacific (1879), turned civil and governmental actors in Peru to claim their own space in the Amazon, successively disputing territories with Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, and Ecuador and which, in the final analysis, appears to have been successful. …”
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CHILENOS, PERUANOS Y BOLIVIANOS EN LA PAMPA: 1860-1880. ¿UN CONFLICTO ENTRE NACIONALIDADES? by CECILIA OSORIO GONNET

“…<abstract language="eng">The present study intends, by analyzing the cases provided by the historical sources, to explain and delve into the characteristics of the coexistence between Chilean, Peruvian and Bolivian unskilled workers in the nitrate mining environment that existed prior to the War of the Pacific. In difficult working conditions and a no less hostile desert, the relationship was not easy. …”
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PATRIA Y CLASE EN LOS ALBORES DE LA IDENTIDAD PAMPINA (1860-1890) by JULIO PINTO VALLEJOS, VERÓNICA VALDIVIA ORTÍZ DE ZÁRATE, PABLO ARTAZA BARRIOS

“…The arrival of numerous Chilean migrant workers in the decades preceding and following the outbreak of the War of the pacific slowly gave rise to a very characteristic form of working-class culture that combined, sometimes in harmony, others in tension, very strong feelings of both class and nation. …”
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Entre la infamia y el deleite. Las cobradoras de tranvías en Santiago de Chile y Valparaíso, 1880-1920 by Elisabet Prudant Soto

“…From a specific conjuncture, the War of the Pacific and its implications like process extractor of masculine manpower towards the north of the country, are investigated in the symbolic repercussions that the “visibilization” of this group of wage women generated in the public space. …”
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