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This course explores the history of Chilean society and the state between 1900 and 1990. Topics include: historical formation of the democratic republic (c. 1900-1964); a democracy between reform and revolution (1964-1970); Chile in the first line of the Cold War in Latin America-- the Chilean road to socialism (1970-1973); Chile under the dictatorship between the Cold War and globalization (1973-1990); Post-authoritarianism and democracy (1990- c. 2000).
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The course offers an introduction to the concept of a product's life cycle and its environmental impact. It explores the problem of environmental impact in industrial production as well as in the service sector.
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This course offers a study of the theoretical foundations for modeling the complex dynamic behavior of real structures subjected to various types of stresses. It is divided into two part. Part one examines dynamics of linear structural systems and part two examines dynamics of non-linear structural systems.
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The course examines the main theoretical and conceptual approaches used in understanding the phenomena of poverty, inequality, and social exclusion. It discusses how these phenomena have changed over time and the related social policies and interventions.
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