Časopis Ibero-Americana Pragensia je odborný recenzovaný časopis, původně ročenka, jež od roku 2017 vychází dvakrát ročně. Časopis je zaměřený na dějiny a kulturu Latinské Ameriky, stejně jako na vztahy mezi západním světem a Latinskou Amerikou. Publikuje odborné studie, články, prameny a zprávy o konferencích či recenze jak knižní, tak kulturních událostí. Všechny publikované texty jsou autorské. Odborné články a krátké studie podléhají recenznímu řízení. Důraz je kladen na primární výzkum. Časopis publikuje texty různorodého metodologického i tematického zaměření (historie, literární věda, lingvistika, etnologie, politologie, dějiny umění, translatologie, atd.), stejně jako prameny vztahující se k iberoamerikanistické problematice. Je určen primárně odborné veřejnosti. Texty jsou publikovány ve španělštině, angličtině a portugalštině. Cílem časopisu je prohlubovat povědomí o iberoamerikanistice jako oboru, profilovat jej a sloužit jako oborová komunikační platforma pro polemiky a diskuze, zároveň zvyšovat povědomost o dění v Latinské Americe a mezinárodních vztazích s tímto regionem a přispívat tak k hlubšímu porozumění této oblasti, její historii a kultuře.
Ročenka Ibero-Americana Pragensia byla založena v roce 1967 jako první španělsky vycházející periodikum ve střední a východní Evropě. Ročenka získala postupně značnou prestiž a od počátku 90. let 20. století je pravidelně zmiňována jedním z nejuznávanějších bibliografických časopisů Revista Interamericana de Bibliografía, jejž vydává Organizace amerických států. Od roku 2008 je ročenka registrována Ministerstvem kultury České republiky jako odborný titul. Ročenka vycházela jako recenzovaný titul. V roce 2017 začal časopis vycházet dvakrát ročně a odborné studie prochází oboustranně anonymním recenzním řízením. Ředitelem časopisu je prof. PhDr. Josef Opatrný, CSc., šéfredaktorkou PhDr. Simona Binková, CSc., a výkonnou redaktorkou je Mgr. Monika Brenišínová, Ph.D. Časopis vede výkonný redaktor spolu s redakční radou složenou s tuzemských odborníků z předních českých univerzit, jež slouží jako širší poradní orgán. Na odbornou úroveň časopisu dohlíží dále odborná rada, již tvoří odborníci z předních zahraničních univerzit.
Odborné články jsou publikovány po absolvování recenzního řízení a přijetí redakční radou. Odbornými recenzenty jsou odborníci z tuzemských i zahraničních univerzit. Časopis je otevřen spolupráci a vítá jak odborné články či krátké studie, tak zprávy z konferencí i projektů a recenze. Texty posílejte na email: monika.brenisinova@ff.cuni.cz.
IBERO-AMERICANA PRAGENSIA, Vol 48 No 2 (2020), 55–73
La masacre de Tlatelolco y los gobiernos de los Estados Unidos de América y de Gran Bretaña
[The Tlatelolco massacre and the governments of the United States of America and Great Britain]
Lukáš Perutka, Luz Araceli González Uresti
DOI: https://doi.org/10.14712/24647063.2022.4
zveřejněno: 02. 08. 2022
Abstract
The presented article analyzes the international dimension of the so-called Tlatelolco massacre of 1968. It focuses on the diplomatic reaction of two of Mexico’s neighbors, the United States of America and the United Kingdom that still held its colony of British Honduras. This topic has been neglected by historiography so far. It is based on the archival resources from British National Archives in Kew and online declassified American documents available thanks to the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). The reaction of both governments was minimal and relatively calm because they understood the massacre did not endanger their strong ally Gustavo Díaz Ordaz and the students’ protests were not anti-American nor anti-British. Similarly, there was a vague connection to the international communist movement, and no countries from the communist camp were directly involved. The only difference we could find was in the evaluation of the massacre. The British saw it as an opportunity for further democratization of Mexico, i.e., they took a more normative stance. The Americans approached the situation more pragmatically. They were supportive of the undemocratic regime as long as it took an anti-communist stance.
klíčová slova: year 1968; Tlatelolco massacre; Lyndon B. Johnson; Gustavo Díaz Ordaz; United States-Mexico relations; United Kingdom-Mexico relations
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