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CADAM - Cahiers de l'Amazonie

Scientific journal produced by the MINEA Research Unit (Migration, Interculturality and Education in Amazonia) at the University of Guyana. It provides an academic space dedicated to analysing the contemporary dynamics of Amazonia and the Caribbean.

As part of a multidisciplinary approach, the journal brings together works from the human and social sciences: law, history, geography, literature, sociology, economics, anthropology and educational sciences. Its aim is to shed light on the political, social, cultural and environmental changes taking place in these areas.

Cahiers de l'Amazonie pays particular attention to issues relating to migration, the reshaping of identities, environmental protection, tangible and intangible heritage and democratic change in the Amazonian and Caribbean region.

Through research articles, book reviews, publication summaries and thematic bibliographies, CADAM contributes to the dissemination of scientific knowledge and academic dialogue on the realities and challenges specific to these regions.

2023

Number 1 - 2023
This first issue of CADAM (Cahiers de l'Amazonie), published by the Research Unit MINEA (Migration, Interculturality and Education in Amazonia) at the University of Guyana, marks the launch of a multidisciplinary scientific space dedicated to contemporary issues in Amazonia and the Caribbean.

The review offers a cross-cutting analysis of the social, cultural, legal and political dynamics that
these territories. It sheds light on the issues linked to migrations, transformations
identity, environmental protection and democratic developments in the region.

This inaugural issue includes

A literary study of Maryse Condé's representation of migration.
A legal analysis of environmental safeguards in Latin America and their comparative scope
for French law.
A reflection on the evolution of same-sex marriage in Latin America and the Caribbean.

The volume is supplemented by book reviews, summaries of recent publications, a presentation of the
of theses defended and a selective French-language bibliography devoted to Amazonia and the Caribbean.

This publication is part of a research initiative aimed at gaining a better understanding of the far-reaching changes taking place in the world's economy.
Amazonian and Caribbean societies in the 21st century.

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UR MINEA

Area of research :
Humanities, social sciences, law and economics.
Reporting structure(s) :
Supervision: University of Guyana
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Mylène DANGLADES (MCF)
Director

Employees
5 PU and HDR
23 MCF
37 PhD students

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