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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 […] 
📅 Abstract submission deadline: June 30, 2026 📅 Notification of acceptance: July 30, 2026 📅 Submission of full papers: August 30, 2026 📍 University of Nariño The call for papers for the XIV International Congress of Latin American Thought “The Construction of Latin America” is now open […]
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Virtual Event
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 […]
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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 […]
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4 events,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 […]
Free
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 […]
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3 events,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. […]
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July 30 | Hybrid Format | Cúcuta, Colombia 📍 Julio Pérez Ferrero Educational Institution Under the banner of Michel Foucault's centenary, this event seeks to create a space for the exchange of knowledge that promotes critical and reasoned thinking about real-world problems. The event proposes using Foucault's thought as a framework for […] Thursdays from May to August (two sessions per month) 🕒 9:00 AM - Mexico City; 12:00 PM - Buenos Aires/Rio de Janeiro; 17:00 PM - Madrid. Virtual format. Seminar dedicated to the critical study of the situation in Palestine with colleagues from various Latin American, Arab, and European regions. Coordinators: Moisés Garduño García, Mexico; Márgara Millán Moncayo, Mexico. Organizer: CLACSO Working Group on Geopolitics: Palestine and Our America; Chair […] 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 […]
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3 events,Until July 31, 2026, the South-South Intellectual Network (RISUR), together with the Postgraduate Program in Political Science of the Federal University of the State of Rio de Janeiro (PPGCP/UNIRIO), the Postgraduate Program in Political Sociology of the Candido Mendes University (PPGSP-IUPERJ-UCAM), and the Postgraduate Program in Social Sciences in Development, Agriculture […] |
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5 events,
🎙️ 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 […]
Free
Virtual Event
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Virtual Event
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 […]
Free
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 […]
Free
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4 events,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 […]
Free
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 […]
Free
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6 events,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. […]
Free
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 […]
Free
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 […]
Free
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. […]
Free
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3 events,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 […]
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4 events,
Virtual Event
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Virtual Event
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 […]
Free
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 […]
Free
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4 events,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 […]
Free
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 […]
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4 events,
📅 Submission of symposia and roundtables: March 20 to July 6, 2026. Submission of individual papers: August 6, 2026 to January 31, 2027. 📍 Pontifical Bolivarian University. The call for papers to participate in the 59th International Congress of Americanists (ICA 2027), which will be held […] 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. […]
Free
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4 events,Thursdays from May to August (two sessions per month) 🕒 9:00 AM - Mexico City; 12:00 PM - Buenos Aires/Rio de Janeiro; 17:00 PM - Madrid. Virtual format. Seminar dedicated to the critical study of the situation in Palestine with colleagues from various Latin American, Arab, and European regions. Coordinators: Moisés Garduño García, Mexico; Márgara Millán Moncayo, Mexico. Organizer: CLACSO Working Group on Geopolitics: Palestine and Our America; Chair […] 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 […]
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5 events,
🎙️ 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 […]
Free
Virtual Event
-
Virtual Event
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 […]
Free
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 […]
Free
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4 events,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 […]
Free
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 […]
Free
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3 events,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. […]
Free
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4 events,Thursdays from May to August (two sessions per month) 🕒 9:00 AM - Mexico City; 12:00 PM - Buenos Aires/Rio de Janeiro; 17:00 PM - Madrid. Virtual format. Seminar dedicated to the critical study of the situation in Palestine with colleagues from various Latin American, Arab, and European regions. Coordinators: Moisés Garduño García, Mexico; Márgara Millán Moncayo, Mexico. Organizer: CLACSO Working Group on Geopolitics: Palestine and Our America; Chair […] 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 […]
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4 events,
From February 23 to August 24 | Virtual format 12:00 PM (Mexico) The breadth and complexity of the phenomenon of the right-wing counteroffensive worldwide, continuing the dialogue developed during the first edition of the seminar “(Neo)Nazism and the Neo(Right): Debates from Marxism”, compels us to continue the political discussion already underway […] 
🗓 Thursday, April 23, 2026 ⏰ 09:00 am (Mexico City time) 💻 Format: Virtual (Zoom) International Seminar "Marx: Multidimensional Crisis, Imperialism, Human Mobility, and Environmental Justice in Late Capitalism." Second Meeting: Marxism and Ecology. The Autonomous University of Zacatecas invites you to participate in the International Seminar “Marx: Multidimensional Crisis, Imperialism, Human Mobility, and Environmental Justice in Late Capitalism.” |
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5 events,📅 August 24-28, 2026 📍 Södertörn University 💻 In-person format Södertörn University will host the Doctoral Summer School “Contested Democracies at the Crossroads: Structures, Actors, Challenges,” an international academic forum focused on reflecting on contemporary transformations of democracy and processes of autocratization on a global scale. Over five days […]
Virtual Event
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Virtual Event
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 […]
Free
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 […]
Free
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5 events,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 […]
Free
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 […]
Free
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5 events,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. […]
Free
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. […]
Free
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5 events,Thursdays from May to August (two sessions per month) 🕒 9:00 AM - Mexico City; 12:00 PM - Buenos Aires/Rio de Janeiro; 17:00 PM - Madrid. Virtual format. Seminar dedicated to the critical study of the situation in Palestine with colleagues from various Latin American, Arab, and European regions. Coordinators: Moisés Garduño García, Mexico; Márgara Millán Moncayo, Mexico. Organizer: CLACSO Working Group on Geopolitics: Palestine and Our America; Chair […] 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 […]
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The Latin American Council of Social Sciences (CLACSO), through its Working Group “Afro-descendants and Counter-Hegemonic Proposals,” the University Program for Studies of Cultural Diversity and Interculturality (PUIC) of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), and the University of the African Diaspora (UDA) are convening the International Convention: “25 Years After Durban.” The Convention pays tribute to […]
🎙️ 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 […]
Free
Virtual Event
-
Virtual Event
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 […]
Free
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 […]
Free
|
5 events,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 […]
Free
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 […]
Free
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6 events,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. […]
Free
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 […]
Free
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 […]
Free
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4 events,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 […]
Free
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