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In this article, the author explores the application of the principles derived from Illustration (the freedom & material equality, in face of justice, ethics & fraternity) in the current cultural & communication development in the world & underlines cultural policies & actions to concrete them. To do so, he analyzes how the framework has changed in which the world culture moves in time & re interprets the old paradigms, stating them specifically in a constructive, surpassing & aggressive manner, in view of cultural policies for social change. Adapted from the source document.

The paper seeks to deepen our understanding of the relationship between the social composition of the Chilean political elite and party change. Based on a case study of deputies elected between 1961 and 2005, the article explores factors which have determined party change in the post-authoritarian period, concentrating empirically on transformations in the composition of parliamentary elites with regard to their social characteristics and political trajectory It is argued that these transformations reflect the tensions that tendencies towards professionalization and democratization have created for Chilean political parties. Adapted from the source document.