Research Calls Collection
We present three new volumes in the Research Calls collection. The texts included in each of these books are the result of calls for proposals issued by CLACSO, with the aim of supporting researchers in their pursuit of rigorous and innovative knowledge on topics of paramount importance to our region's agenda.
Knowledge as a Common Good brings together essays and research selected for the first edition of the “Dominique Babini” Prize, awarded by CLACSO in collaboration with regional and international partners. With a situated and critical perspective, the authors address global challenges to open access, practices of cognitive justice, and innovative experiences that broaden the horizons of academic production. The book pays tribute to Dominique Babini, a key figure in the non-commercial open access movement.
After 40 years of democracy, this book offers a lucid, critical, and necessary journey through its triumphs and tragedies. From that historic December 10, 1983, to the present, marked by crises, achievements, setbacks, and new struggles, this volume brings together diverse voices that analyze accomplishments, persistent shortcomings, and urgent challenges.
Migration, State, and Politics addresses, from multiple disciplines, the intersections between migration, public policy, hegemonic discourses, and forms of resistance. From the Darién Gap to Haitian migration routes, and from Andean electoral discourses to normative transformations in Costa Rica, the volume offers a critical cartography of current migration dynamics.
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