Democracy, University, Territory and Critical Thinking
From Wednesday, November 26 to Friday, November 28, CLACSO is participating in two international seminars in Chile: “Territorial Intelligence and Spatial Justice"in the capital, Santiago, and "University, democracy, and the conservative turn: Disputes over the meaning of the social sciences"in Valparaíso."
International Seminar: Territorial Intelligence and Spatial Justice
November 26 and 27 | Auditorium of the Faculty of Legal and Social Sciences (Padre Miguel de Olivares 1620, Santiago de Chile)
-Thursday, November 27 | 09:30 – 10:15 Chile time (UTC-3)
Keynote address by Pablo Vommaro, Executive Director of CLACSO. The exhibition will address the “Challenges of Latin American critical thought: Territory and Social Justice”
Organized by: Territory Observatory – UTEM | Business Social Advisory Council | InES R&D Project | Directorate of International and Institutional Relations
Collaborators: National University of Colombia and CLACSO
Auditorium of the Faculty of Legal and Social Sciences of the University of Playa Ancha, Valparaíso
University, democracy, and the conservative turn: Disputes over the meaning of the social sciences
Friday, November 28 | Auditorium of the Faculties of Natural and Exact Sciences and Engineering (Leopoldo Carvallo 270, Playa Ancha, Valparaíso) | 8:00 am – 5:00 pm (UTC-3)
What kind of university do we want in a context of the rise of new right-wing movements and a conservative shift?
General Program:
10:00 to 10:30
Welcome words
Carlos Gonzalez | Rector, University of Playa Ancha
Felip Gascón | Director of International Relations, UPLA
Marco Álvarez | Representative of CLACSO Chile
10:30 TO 11:30 | PANEL 1
Dialogue with Pablo Vommaro, Director of CLACSO
Presented by: Nelson Carroza Athens | Observatory of Social Participation and Territory, UPLA
11:45 TO 13:00 | PANEL 2
Roundtable
Jorge Leal | Director of the Department of Social Sciences, CeNUR Litoral Norte, UDELAR, Uruguay
Silvana Saez | President of the Higher Council, UPLA
Oscar vega | Department of Social Work, UTEM
Lucrecia Brito | Paths Forgotten by Human Rights and Memory
Boris González | Director of Student Development, UPLA
Moderated by: Cristian Aránguiz | Observatory of Politics, Gender and Work, UPLA
This activity is open to students, academics, staff, and social organizations interested in critically reflecting on the university today.
