The Gino Germani Research Institute (University of Buenos Aires) invites submissions of academic articles related to migration for publication in the next issue of ODISEA, Journal of Migration Studies. We accept submissions year-round, as this is an ongoing call for papers. You can visit the journal's website at https://publicaciones.sociales.uba.ar/index.php/odisea. The guidelines are available […]
The Gino Germani Research Institute invites you to participate in its XIII Young Researchers Conference, to be held in person on October 28, 29, and 30, 2026, at Uriburu 950, 6th floor, Autonomous City of Buenos Aires. Since 2001, the Young Researchers Conference has established itself as a valuable forum for […]
The introductory course-workshop will guide participants through a theoretical reflection on the concepts of space, territory, and landscape within the framework of the Social Sciences and Humanities, considering approaches and debates developed from Latin American perspectives. At the same time, it provides technical and methodological tools that will enable participants to recognize the relevance of analysis […]
The journal Espacio Sociológico, affiliated with the Sociology Program of the National Open and Distance University (UNAD), invites students, graduates, professors, researchers, social science professionals, organizations, and social leaders to participate in issue number 12, which focuses on reflecting on contemporary dynamics of borders, mobilities, and migrations in […]
🎙️ Gender Perspectives The UNED Institute for Gender Studies, UNED Audiovisuals, and 870 UCR Radio invite you to tune in to Gender Perspectives, a radio program dedicated to the analysis and reflection on equality, human rights, and social justice. 📻 Each program brings together guest specialists from diverse fields of […]
This activity focuses on presenting the fundamental elements of the critical thinking of Riane Eisler, Val Plumwood, Donna Haraway, and Katya Colmenares, analyzing their views on interpersonal relationships and our connection to other species and nature within the framework of Western civilization. The exercise seeks to contrast the proposals of […]
The seminar is structured as a short training cycle consisting of four sessions, designed to comprehensively explore the relationship between culture and power. The activity aims to offer an overview of how these two spheres are interconnected, starting from the classical analysis of popular and mass cultures and moving on to […]
The activity consists of a decolonial critique of traditional written music, aimed at dismantling the myth of its "universality." Through historical and technical analysis, it seeks to demonstrate that European cultural standards are not global laws, but rather localisms and parochialisms that acquired universal status through colonial expansion and the […]
The activity consists of a decolonial critique of traditional written music, aimed at dismantling the myth of its "universality." Through historical and technical analysis, it seeks to demonstrate that European cultural standards are not global laws, but rather localisms and parochialisms that acquired universal status through colonial expansion and the […]
Conversation with Kathya Araujo at the IIGG: "Moral and Sociocultural Foundations of Democracy Today." Commentators: Ana Arias (Dean of the Faculty of Social Sciences, Researcher at IIGG/UBA) Gabriel Nardacchione (Researcher […]
The Master's Program in Development at the Pontifical Bolivarian University is pleased to invite you to the discussion “Rethinking Development from a Human Rights Perspective: Perspectives for Strengthening Citizenship.” […]
This course focuses on the study of the chronicle through its conceptual foundations and defining characteristics, addressing the theoretical framework necessary for its understanding and interpretation. The program analyzes the historical and foundational bases of the genre and the principles that define it, concentrating on the paradigmatic works of Venezuelan and Latin American chroniclers. […]
This activity is conceived as a critical exploration aimed at questioning and interpreting the diverse voices, realities, and myths that have shaped historical processes. Through the introduction of little-known data and elements of exhaustive analysis, the initiative seeks to reveal the tensions and contrasts underlying historical events, overcoming […]
This activity is conceived as a critical exploration aimed at questioning and interpreting the diverse voices, realities, and myths that have shaped historical processes. Through the introduction of little-known data and elements of exhaustive analysis, the initiative seeks to reveal the tensions and contrasts underlying historical events, overcoming […]
The seminar analyzes the construction of knowledge in the social sciences and humanities from the perspective of Zygmunt Bauman's "liquid modernity." The activity examines how, today, truths have become fragile and traditional frames of reference have dissolved, giving way to a knowledge that prioritizes utility […]
This activity focuses on presenting the fundamental elements of the critical thinking of Riane Eisler, Val Plumwood, Donna Haraway, and Katya Colmenares, analyzing their views on interpersonal relationships and our connection to other species and nature within the framework of Western civilization. The exercise seeks to contrast the proposals of […]
The seminar is structured as a short training cycle consisting of four sessions, designed to comprehensively explore the relationship between culture and power. The activity aims to offer an overview of how these two spheres are interconnected, starting from the classical analysis of popular and mass cultures and moving on to […]
The activity consists of a decolonial critique of traditional written music, aimed at dismantling the myth of its "universality." Through historical and technical analysis, it seeks to demonstrate that European cultural standards are not global laws, but rather localisms and parochialisms that acquired universal status through colonial expansion and the […]
The activity consists of a decolonial critique of traditional written music, aimed at dismantling the myth of its "universality." Through historical and technical analysis, it seeks to demonstrate that European cultural standards are not global laws, but rather localisms and parochialisms that acquired universal status through colonial expansion and the […]
This course focuses on the study of the chronicle through its conceptual foundations and defining characteristics, addressing the theoretical framework necessary for its understanding and interpretation. The program analyzes the historical and foundational bases of the genre and the principles that define it, concentrating on the paradigmatic works of Venezuelan and Latin American chroniclers. […]
We invite you to the presentation of Nicolás Freibrun's book: Borges and Politics: A Challenge for Peronism, the Left, and the Right (Siglo XXI, 2026). The book will be presented by […]
We are pleased to share the invitation to the book launch and discussion surrounding the publication of the Routledge Handbook on the Sociology and History of Cinema and Television in Latin America. […]
The III Héctor Schmucler International Conference on Research in Communication, Culture, and Technologies aims to consolidate a space for exchange, reflection, and collective knowledge production that strengthens communication research from a critical, interdisciplinary, and Latin American perspective. In a context characterized by profound technological, cultural, political, and environmental transformations, the field of […]
The Contemporary Photography, Art, and Politics Studies Group (FoCo) invites you to the fifth edition of the FoCo Encounter, "The Photographic: Distances and Irruptions," to be held on Thursday, September 10, and Friday, September 11, in Room 1 of the Gino Germani Research Institute (FSOC-UBA). This edition will also celebrate ten years of work […]
The seminar analyzes the construction of knowledge in the social sciences and humanities from the perspective of Zygmunt Bauman's "liquid modernity." The activity examines how, today, truths have become fragile and traditional frames of reference have dissolved, giving way to a knowledge that prioritizes utility […]
We invite the entire community to join us for the first screening of the Cinema at the Germani series. The film "The Winners" (2016) by Néstor Frenkel will be shown. At the end of the […]
🎙️ Gender Perspectives The UNED Institute for Gender Studies, UNED Audiovisuals, and 870 UCR Radio invite you to tune in to Gender Perspectives, a radio program dedicated to the analysis and reflection on equality, human rights, and social justice. 📻 Each program brings together guest specialists from diverse fields of […]
This activity focuses on presenting the fundamental elements of the critical thinking of Riane Eisler, Val Plumwood, Donna Haraway, and Katya Colmenares, analyzing their views on interpersonal relationships and our connection to other species and nature within the framework of Western civilization. The exercise seeks to contrast the proposals of […]
The seminar is structured as a short training cycle consisting of four sessions, designed to comprehensively explore the relationship between culture and power. The activity aims to offer an overview of how these two spheres are interconnected, starting from the classical analysis of popular and mass cultures and moving on to […]
The Paraguayan Institute of Social Sciences (ICSO), in partnership with the LATAMPP Network, is organizing the course “Gender Theory, State and Public Management: A Necessary Intersection,” a training and reflection space aimed at exploring the contributions of gender theory to the analysis of the State, democracy, and public policies […]
The activity consists of a decolonial critique of traditional written music, aimed at dismantling the myth of its "universality." Through historical and technical analysis, it seeks to demonstrate that European cultural standards are not global laws, but rather localisms and parochialisms that acquired universal status through colonial expansion and the […]
The activity consists of a decolonial critique of traditional written music, aimed at dismantling the myth of its "universality." Through historical and technical analysis, it seeks to demonstrate that European cultural standards are not global laws, but rather localisms and parochialisms that acquired universal status through colonial expansion and the […]
This course focuses on the study of the chronicle through its conceptual foundations and defining characteristics, addressing the theoretical framework necessary for its understanding and interpretation. The program analyzes the historical and foundational bases of the genre and the principles that define it, concentrating on the paradigmatic works of Venezuelan and Latin American chroniclers. […]
This course focuses on the study of the chronicle through its conceptual foundations and defining characteristics, addressing the theoretical framework necessary for its understanding and interpretation. The program analyzes the historical and foundational bases of the genre and the principles that define it, concentrating on the paradigmatic works of Venezuelan and Latin American chroniclers. […]
We invite you to Expo IIGG 2026. The goal of Expo IIGG is to showcase the work of our researchers, fellows, and assistants. Now in its sixth year, this event aims to bridge the gap between the institute's departments and teams and the wider community.
📍 National University of José C. Paz 📅 September 17 and 18, 2026 The 5th Conference “Democracy and Inequalities: Challenges and Possible Agendas in Latin America in the Face of the Reconfiguration of the Global Order” is proposed as a space for reflection and critical analysis on the interrelationships between inequality and democracy in the region. In a […]
The seminar analyzes the construction of knowledge in the social sciences and humanities from the perspective of Zygmunt Bauman's "liquid modernity." The activity examines how, today, truths have become fragile and traditional frames of reference have dissolved, giving way to a knowledge that prioritizes utility […]
This activity focuses on presenting the fundamental elements of the critical thinking of Riane Eisler, Val Plumwood, Donna Haraway, and Katya Colmenares, analyzing their views on interpersonal relationships and our connection to other species and nature within the framework of Western civilization. The exercise seeks to contrast the proposals of […]
The seminar is structured as a short training cycle consisting of four sessions, designed to comprehensively explore the relationship between culture and power. The activity aims to offer an overview of how these two spheres are interconnected, starting from the classical analysis of popular and mass cultures and moving on to […]
The Paraguayan Institute of Social Sciences (ICSO), in partnership with the LATAMPP Network, is organizing the course “Gender Theory, State and Public Management: A Necessary Intersection,” a training and reflection space aimed at exploring the contributions of gender theory to the analysis of the State, democracy, and public policies […]
The activity consists of a decolonial critique of traditional written music, aimed at dismantling the myth of its "universality." Through historical and technical analysis, it seeks to demonstrate that European cultural standards are not global laws, but rather localisms and parochialisms that acquired universal status through colonial expansion and the […]
The activity consists of a decolonial critique of traditional written music, aimed at dismantling the myth of its "universality." Through historical and technical analysis, it seeks to demonstrate that European cultural standards are not global laws, but rather localisms and parochialisms that acquired universal status through colonial expansion and the […]
Between Nature and History: Foucault, Darwin, and Neoliberal Rationality. Organized by: Foucault Studies Program and Group for Desire and Political Experience.
This course focuses on the study of the chronicle through its conceptual foundations and defining characteristics, addressing the theoretical framework necessary for its understanding and interpretation. The program analyzes the historical and foundational bases of the genre and the principles that define it, concentrating on the paradigmatic works of Venezuelan and Latin American chroniclers. […]
The seminar analyzes the construction of knowledge in the social sciences and humanities from the perspective of Zygmunt Bauman's "liquid modernity." The activity examines how, today, truths have become fragile and traditional frames of reference have dissolved, giving way to a knowledge that prioritizes utility […]
The Group for Studies on Social and Philosophical Problems (GEPSyF) and the Group for Studies on Subjectivation and Political Order (GEOP) of the Gino Germani Research Institute invite you to […]
Lecture of January 26, 1983, in Michel Foucault's *The Government of Self and Others*, Fondo de Cultura Económica. Buenos Aires: 2009. Presentation: Lucrecia Borchardt Duter
The Chilean Society for the Study of Religions, the Institute of Religious Studies and Philosophy of the Catholic University of the North, and the Popular Autonomous University of the State of Puebla invite you to participate in the online seminar “The Absurd and the Sacred: Camus and the Religions of the World,” an academic forum dedicated to […]
The program includes in-person activities and virtual sessions. There will be lectures, panels, drawing and photography workshops, and a mini-fair on the POWER OF IMAGES FOR UNDERSTANDING […]
The Rómulo Gallegos Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies (CELARG) invites the academic community, students, and the general public to the inaugural lecture of the National Training Program […]
🎙️ Gender Perspectives The UNED Institute for Gender Studies, UNED Audiovisuals, and 870 UCR Radio invite you to tune in to Gender Perspectives, a radio program […]
This activity focuses on presenting the fundamental elements of the critical thinking of Riane Eisler, Val Plumwood, Donna Haraway, and Katya Colmenares, analyzing their vision of relationships […]
The seminar is structured as a short training cycle consisting of four sessions, designed to comprehensively explore the relationship between culture and power. The activity […]
The Paraguayan Institute of Social Sciences (ICSO), in partnership with the LATAMPP Network, is organizing the course “Gender Theory, State and Public Management: A Necessary Intersection,” a training and reflection space aimed at exploring the contributions of gender theory to the analysis of the State, democracy, and public policies […]
The activity consists of a decolonial critique of traditional written music, aimed at dismantling the myth of its "universality." Through historical and technical analysis, it seeks to demonstrate that European cultural standards are not global laws, but rather localisms and parochialisms that acquired universal status through colonial expansion and the […]
The activity consists of a decolonial critique of traditional written music, aimed at dismantling the myth of its "universality." Through historical and technical analysis, it […]
This course focuses on the study of the chronicle through its conceptual foundations and defining characteristics, addressing the theoretical framework necessary for its understanding and interpretation. The […]
This activity is conceived as a critical exploration aimed at questioning and interpreting the diverse voices, realities, and myths that have shaped the constituent historical processes. Through the […]
This activity is conceived as a critical exploration aimed at questioning and interpreting the diverse voices, realities, and myths that have shaped the constituent historical processes. Through the […]
Dates: September 28 to October 1, 2026 Format: Hybrid (in-person and virtual) Location: UNED Associated Center, Seville, Spain The 3rd International Congress on Research and Teaching Practice in the Sustainable Development Goals (CIIP-SDGs) invites teachers, researchers, education professionals, postgraduate students, and organizations committed to social transformation, sustainability, […]
The seminar analyzes the construction of knowledge in the social sciences and humanities from the perspective of Zygmunt Bauman's "liquid modernity." The activity examines how, today, truths have become fragile and traditional frames of reference have dissolved, giving way to a knowledge that prioritizes utility […]
Study Group on Art, Culture, and Politics in Recent Argentina, coordinated by Ana Longoni and Cora Gamarnik. ENCOUNTERS 2026 BOOK PRESENTATION Why are they so great? / […]