Less is more by Arnold Wentzel

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Trabajo, formas de organización laboral y resistencia de los trabajadores de los puertos del Caribe colombiano, 1850-1930 by Sergio Paolo Solano

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Evaluating emergency physicians' knowledge, attitudes, and experiences of FARC ex‐combatants: A pilot study of Colombia's emergency medicine teaching hospitals by Christopher W. Reynolds, Leonar G. Aguiar, Katelyn Moretti, Andres Duarte, Fabián Andrés Rosas Romero, Andres Patiño, Adrienne Fricke, Virginia Zarama, Atilio Moreno, Heidy Carranza, Christian Arbelaez

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Justicia de género y tierras en Colombia: Desafíos para la era del ‘pos-acuerdo’ by Donny Meertens

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Is EMI enough? Perceptions from university professors and students by Kathleen Anne Corrales, Lourdes A. Paba Rey, Nazira Santiago Escamilla

“…It is hoped that these findings will contribute to the worldwide EMI/CLIL discussion, especially in Latin American where this practice is relatively new.   …”
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The complex socio-ecological landscape in Latin America: Transdisciplinary knowledge production to address diversity by Steven Mons, Nohra León Rodríguez

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Tuberculosis and the Heart by José Patricio López‐López, Edith L. Posada‐Martínez, Clara Saldarriaga, Fernando Wyss, Carlos I. Ponte‐Negretti, Bryce Alexander, Andrés Felipe Miranda‐Arboleda, Manuel Martínez‐Sellés, Adrian Baranchuk

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La ciencia norteamericana se vuelve global: el Museo Americano de Historia Natural de Nueva York en Colombia by Camilo Quintero Toro .

“…Between 1910 and 1915 the American Museum of Natural History carried out several expeditions in Colombian territory. …”
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Are there any indians left in Colombia? The indigenista movement from 1940 to 1950 by Jimena Perry

“…I draw on a variety of sources including Colombian newspapers and magazines, as well as letters of the indigenistas housed at the Colombian library Luis Ángel Arango in Bogotá and the Nettie Lee Benson Latin American Collection at the University of Texas at Austin. …”
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Worse than hitting your child: A cross-cultural analysis of the mother-child relationship by Esperanza Camargo

“… Using the International Parenting Study (ips) questionnaire, this study measures the effects of abusive levels of maternal discipline on child-to-mother violence in a cross-cultural sample of 469 Colombian and American freshman-level college students. …”
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Trade liberalization and premature deindustrialization in Colombia by Mateo Hoyos López

“…Abstract This work analyzes the phenomenon of premature deindustrialization for Colombia and for other seven Latin American countries. Through a Koyck transformation model for the Colombian case, and a panel data fixed effects model for the complete sample of eight Latin American countries, this work documents that the fall in the average effective tariff in the region is the main economic explanation of the premature reduction in the manufacturing share. …”
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Geographies for Another History: Mapping the International Education of Architects from Colombia (1930–1970) by Giaime Botti

“…In the 1940s mobility was reoriented from Europe to the USA, while in the 1950s Brazil supplanted these destinations, becoming the main Latin American pole for Colombian student architects, and the Brazilian modernist repertoire was subsequently diffused in Colombia. …”
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Aplicando teorías caducas: el estructural funcionalismo y su influencia en la antropología hecha en Colombia by Mauricio Caviedes Pinilla

“…Keywords: Latin American anthropology, history of anthropology, Colombian anthropology, British social antropology, functionalism, indigenous peoples, applied anthropology.…”
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Aplicando teorías caducas: el estructural funcionalismo y su influencia en la antropología hecha en Colombia by Mauricio Caviedes Pinilla

“…Keywords: Latin American anthropology, history of anthropology, Colombian anthropology, British social antropology, functionalism, indigenous peoples, applied anthropology.…”
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Ancestry effects on type 2 diabetes genetic risk inference in Hispanic/Latino populations by Aroon T. Chande, Lavanya Rishishwar, Andrew B. Conley, Augusto Valderrama-Aguirre, Miguel A. Medina-Rivas, I. King Jordan

“…In Colombia, we compared T2D genetic risk for the Mestizo population of Antioquia to the Afro-Colombian population of Chocó, and in the US, we compared European-American versus Mexican-American populations. …”
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Las pequeñas potencias y el inicio de la asistencia humanitaria: Colombia en la Unión internacional de auxilio (1927) by Christian Camilo Casas García

“…We work with the concept of "small power" to observe not only the participation of the Colombian delegation in this congress, but also how this gives an account of the active part taken by the delegation of a small Latin American country in the debates of common interest, within the framework of the League of Nations.…”
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“Fronteras de la Historia: la experiencia de editar una revista especializada en el periodo colonial latinoamericano desde Colombia” by Jorge Augusto Gamboa

“…This paper briefly presents Fronteras de la Historia, journal of the Colombian Institute of Anthropology and History (Icanh), specializing in Latin American colonial history. …”
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Rumex and Polygonum in Colombia Rumex and Polygonum in Colombia by Fassett Norman C.

“…Joseph Ewan have given me the benefit of their experience in South American</span><span style="font-size: 12.0pt; font-family: " lang="EN-US"> botany to make a number of helpful suggestions.…”
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Association between ethnicity and hypertension in Northern Colombia in 2015 by Drew H. Smith, Jaskaran Grewal, Saba Mehboob, Shiva Mohan, Luisa F. Pombo, Pura Rodriguez, Juan Carlos Gonzalez, Juan Zevallos, Noël C. Barengo

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Colombia and its participation in the war of Korea: A relection 64 years after the conlict started. by Juan David Meléndez Camargo

“…Such participation generated much controversy in Colombia because this decision turned the nation into the only Latin American country that cooperated with the North American cause to defeat the expansion of communism. …”
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