CLACSO Working Groups 2023-2025

CLACSO announces the results of the evaluation and selection process for the new Work groups who will carry out their activities during the next three years, between February 1, 2023 and December 31, 2025.

Within the framework of this X^a The call for proposals received 147 submissions from 6.980 participants in 46 countries. The majority of proposals were of high quality, relevance, and consistency, and aligned with the terms and objectives of the call. Therefore, the selection process was complex. After the technical and formal review, all submissions proceeded to the qualitative and content evaluation process and the final selection stage.

The Executive Director of CLACSO, Karina BatthyányHe welcomed the quality of the proposals received and emphasized that “The results reaffirm once again the importance of the Working Groups for our network. Their importance lies in their role as a space where research, knowledge production, diverse forms of knowledge are combined with social organizations and advocacy work in public policy, as interdisciplinary and intergenerational networks that address the main themes and problems of the social sciences, humanities, and arts.”

Pablo VommaroThe Director of Research also highlighted the relevance of the proposals of the new Working Groups in the institutional life of CLACSO.

The evaluation process for the submitted proposals was carried out in four consecutive stages:

1. First, compliance with the technical requirements established in the Call for Proposals was considered.

2. Secondly, a International Evaluation Committee The quality, relevance, and soundness of the proposals were evaluated through a double peer review process. International Evaluation Committee It was made up of 165 specialists (83 women and 82 men) from 26 countries.

3. The evaluation carried out constituted the input for the work of International Selection Committee which developed a proposal for selecting the new Working Groups based on the evaluations and the institutional guidelines and priorities. International Selection Committee It took into account the incorporation of new Working Groups, while also maintaining the continuity of existing proposals that had a good evaluation and good performance.

4. Finally, the CLACSO Executive Secretariat systematized the final selection based on the recommendation prepared by the International Selection Committee and the CLACSO Steering Committee took note of it.

The Working Groups constitute the core of research and knowledge management in the CLACSO network, while also promoting social dialogues to address the most relevant problems in the region and the world.

With immense joy and also with a sense of responsibility, we present to you the 87 new CLACSO Working Groups 2023-2025 made up of 4.584 members from 44 countries.

	WORKGROUP	COORDINATORS	MEMBER CENTER	COUNTRY
1	Afro-descendants and counter-hegemonic proposals	Rosa Campoalegre Septien	Center for Psychological and Sociological Research – CIPS	Cuba
2	Political agroecology	María Inés Gazzano Santos	Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences – FLACSO	Uruguay
2	Political agroecology	Narciso Barrera Bassols	Faculty of Political and Social Sciences. Autonomous University of Querétaro – UAQ	Mexico
3	Anti-capitalisms and emerging sociability	Dmitri Pietro Samsonov	Cuban Institute of Cultural Research – ICIC	Cuba
3	Anti-capitalisms and emerging sociability	María Maneiro	Gino Germani Research Institute – IIGG/UBA	Argentina
4	Appropriation of digital technologies and intersectionalities	Leonor Graciela Natansohn	Center for Multidisciplinary Studies in Culture – CULT/UFBA	Brazil
		Marta Pilar Bianchi	Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences – FHCS-UNPSJB	Argentina
		Roberto Canales Reyes	Center for Regional Development Studies and Public Policies – CEDER	Chile
5	Arts and politics	Andrea Forero Hurtado	Faculty of Human and Social Sciences – FCHS-UNIMINUTO	Colombia
		Hans Stange	Center for Communication Studies – CECOM/UCHILE	Chile
		Natalia Aguerre	Faculty of Journalism and Social Communication – FPyCS/UNLP	Argentina
6	Arts, education and cross-cutting knowledge production	Hugo Damian Del Valle	Secretariat of Development and Institutional Relations – UNA	Argentina
6	Arts, education and cross-cutting knowledge production	Sandra Daniela Torlucci	Secretariat of Development and Institutional Relations – UNA	Argentina
7	Street-level bureaucracy and inequalities	Gabriela Lotta	Fundação Getulio Vargas – FGV	Brazil
		Gianinna Muñoz Arce	Department of Social Work – DTS	Chile
		Rik Peeters	Center for Economic Research and Teaching AC – CIDE	Mexico
8	Digital capitalism, educational policy and critical pedagogy	Geo Saura	May 25 Institute for Democracy – I25M	Spain
		Luis Bonilla-Molina	International Research Centre “Other Voices in Education” – CII-OVE	Venezuela
		Marisa Bolaña	School of Humanities – EHU/UNSAM	Argentina
9	China and the map of world power	Gabriel Esteban Merino	Institute for Research in Humanities and Social Sciences – IdIHCS/UNLP-CONICET	Argentina
		Lourdes Regueiro Bello	Center for International Policy Research – CIPI	Cuba
		Wagner Tadeu Iglesias	Post-Graduation Program in Integration of Latin America – PROLAM/USP	Brazil
10	Open science as a common good	Arianna Becerril García	Center for Research and Advanced Studies in Political Science and Public Administration – CIPAP/UAEM	Mexico
10	Open science as a common good	Saray Córdoba González	Institute for Educational Research – INIE/UCR	Costa Rica
11	Mobile and politicized social science	Guido Riccono	Department of Political and Social Sciences – DCPS/UNCOMA	Argentina
11	Mobile and politicized social science	Ricardo Pérez Mora	University Center for Economic and Administrative Sciences – CUCEA	Mexico
12	Communication, cultures and politics	Daiana Bruzzone	Faculty of Journalism and Social Communication – FPyCS/UNLP	Argentina
		Omar Rincón	Interdisciplinary Center for Development Studies – CIDER/UNIANDES	Colombia
		Paola Ricaurte Quijano	Departments of Social Sciences and Humanities – UCA – DCSH-UCA	El Salvador
13	Civilizational crisis, reconfigurations of racism, Afro-Latin American social movements	Diogenes Diaz Campos	PhD in Social Sciences with a specialization in Cultural Studies – UEC	Venezuela
		Federico Fernando Pita	Workers' Innovation Center – CITRA	Argentina
		Yulexis Almeida Junco	Department of Sociology, University of Havana – Sociology Dept	Cuba
14	Crisis and the global economy	Adriana Gabriela Roffinelli Maya	Foundation for Social and Political Research – FISyP	Argentina
14	Crisis and the global economy	Alejandro César López Bolaños	Institute of Economic Research – IIEc/UNAM	Mexico
15	Crisis, responses and alternatives in the Greater Caribbean	Glory Hope c	Miuca Multi-Thematic School – MIUCA	Dominican Republic
15		Jacqueline Laguardia Martinez	Institute of International Relations – IIR	Trinidad and Tobago
16	Bodies, territories and feminisms	Alida Dagnino Contini	Institute for Research in Humanities and Social Sciences – IdIHCS/UNLP-CONICET	Argentina
		Delmy Tania Cruz Hernández	Center for Higher Studies of Mexico and Central America – CESMECA/UNICACH	Mexico
		Joana Emmerick Seabra	Institute of Social and Political Studies – IESP/UERJ	Brazil
17	Bodies, territories, resistances	Xochitl Leyva Solano	Center for Research and Higher Studies in Social Anthropology – CIESAS	Mexico
18	Care and gender	Amparo Hernández-Bello	PENSAR Institute of Social and Cultural Studies – PENSAR/PUJ	Colombia
18	Care and gender	Valentina Perrotta	Department of Sociology – DS/UDELAR	Uruguay
19	Culture and cultural policies	Antonio Albino Canelas Rubim	Center for Multidisciplinary Studies in Culture – CULT/UFBA	Brazil
		Eduardo Nivón Bolán	Division of Social Sciences and Humanities – DCSH/UAM-I	Mexico
		Susana Dominzain	Faculty of Humanities and Education Sciences – FHCE/UDELAR	Uruguay
20	Sport, culture and society	Alejo Levoratti	Institute for Research in Humanities and Social Sciences – IdIHCS/UNLP-CONICET	Argentina
20	Sport, culture and society	Verónica Moreira	Gino Germani Research Institute – IIGG/UBA	Argentina
21	Contemporary Right-Wing Movements: Dictatorship and Democracy	Gabriela Gomes	Institute for Human Development – IDH/UNGS	Argentina
22	Development and territorial inequalities: critical perspectives	Jorge Leal	Department of Social Sciences – DCS/CenUR Litoral Norte/UDELAR	Uruguay
		Raúl Hernández Mar	Lerma Unit – LERMA UAM	Mexico
		Roxana María Viruez Valverde	Center for Higher University Studies – CESU-UMSS	Bolivia
23	Decentralizing international relations	Daniela Perrotta	Secretariat of Research and Postgraduate Studies – SIPFyL/UBA	Argentina
23	Decentralizing international relations	Gerardo Caetano Hargain	Institute of Political Science – ICP/UDELAR	Uruguay
24	Comparative social inequalities: social class, gender and ethnicity	Mirlena Rojas Piedrahita	Center for Psychological and Sociological Research – CIPS	Cuba
24		Paula Boniolo	Gino Germani Research Institute – IIGG/UBA	Argentina
25	Inequalities, social structure and policies	Iliana Yaschine Arroyo	University Program of Development Studies – PUED/UNAM	Mexico
		Jesica Lorena Pla	Gino Germani Research Institute – IIGG/UBA	Argentina
		Tabaré Fernández Aguerre	Department of Sociology – DS/UDELAR	Uruguay
26	Political ecologies from the South/Abya-Yala	Aida Luz López Gómez	Autonomous University of Mexico City – UACM	Mexico
		Lucrecia Soledad Wagner	STAND Research Group (South Training Action Network of Decoloniality) – STAND	Spain
		Melissa Moreano Venegas	Latin American Studies Program – PEL/UASB	Ecuador
27	Emancipatory feminist economics	Amaranta Cornejo Hernández	Latin American Studies Program – PEL/UASB	Mexico
		Natalia Quiroga Díaz	Institute of the Conurbation – ICO/UNGS	Argentina
		Patricio Dobrée	Documentation and Studies Center – CDE	Paraguay
28	Political economy of information, communication and culture	Cesar Bolaño	Graduate Program in Geography – PPGEO/UFS	Brazil
		Daniela Inés Monje	Center for Advanced Studies – FCS/UNC	Argentina
		Elizabeth Ramos	Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences – FLACSO	Ecuador
29	Popular economies. Theoretical and practical mapping	Martha Lucía Bernal Suárez	Interdisciplinary School of Advanced Social Studies – IDAES School	Argentina
		Maria Cristina Cielo	Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences – FLACSO	Ecuador
		Veronica Gago	Interdisciplinary School of Advanced Social Studies – IDAES School	Argentina
30	Education and interculturality	Ana Carolina Hecht	Secretariat of Research and Postgraduate Studies – SIPFyL/UBA	Argentina
		Gabriela Czarny	National Pedagogical University of Hidalgo – UPN-Hidalgo	Mexico
		Patricia Ames	Center for Sociological, Economic, Political and Anthropological Research – CISEPA/PUCP	Peru
31	Popular education and critical pedagogies	Gerónimo Fernando Santana	Institute of Thought and Culture in Latin America, Civil Association – IPECAL AC	Mexico
		María Mercedes Palumbo	Secretariat of Research and Postgraduate Studies – SIPFyL/UBA	Argentina
		Victor Adrian Diaz Esteves	Department of Social Work – UCTEMUCO	Chile
32	The State as a contradiction	Josefina Torres Jiménez	Institute of Ecuadorian Studies – IEE	Ecuador
		Mabel Thwaites Rey	Institute of Latin American and Caribbean Studies – IEALC/UBA	Argentina
		Sandra Carolina Bautista Bautista	School of Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities – ECSAH-UNAD	Colombia
33	The Central American isthmus: peripheral epistemological perspectives	Aleksander Aguilar Antunes	Post-Graduation Program in Social Policy and Human Rights – PPGPSDH – UCPEL	Brazil
		Briseida Barrantes	Center for Latin American Studies "Justo Arosemena" – CELA	Panama
		Melissa Salgado	Departments of Social Sciences and Humanities – UCA – DCSH-UCA	El Salvador
34	Work in contemporary capitalism	Hernán M. Palermo	Center for Labor Research Studies – CEIL/CONICET	Argentina
34	Work in contemporary capitalism	Patricia Torres Mejía	Center for Research and Higher Studies in Social Anthropology – CIESAS	Mexico
35	Economic elites, the state, and inequality	Florence Luci	Gino Germani Research Institute – IIGG/UBA	Argentina
		Francisco Robles-Rivera	Institute of Social Research – IIS/UCR	Costa Rica
		miguel serna	Department of Sociology – DS/UDELAR	Uruguay
36	Energy and sustainable development	Esteban Serrani	Interdisciplinary School of Advanced Social Studies – IDAES School	Argentina
36	Energy and sustainable development	Nora Estela Fernández Mora	Faculty of Human Sciences, Pontifical Catholic University of Ecuador – FCH-PUCE	Ecuador
37	Epistemologies of the South	Karina Andrea Bidaseca	Interdisciplinary School of Advanced Social Studies – IDAES School	Argentina
37	Epistemologies of the South	Maria Paula Gutierrez Meneses	Center for Social Studies – CES/UC	Portugal
38	Critical studies of rural development	Alhelí González Cáceres	Center for Interdisciplinary Rural Studies – CERI	Paraguay
		Natalia Espinosa Rincón	Faculty of Environmental and Rural Studies – FEAR/PUJ	Colombia
		Pablo Leandro Díaz Estévez	Faculty of Humanities and Education Sciences – FHCE/UDELAR	Uruguay
39	Critical studies in disability	Brenda Araceli Bustos García	Institute of Social Research – IINSO	Mexico
		Cristina Pereyra	Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences – FHCS-UNPSJB	Argentina
		Diana Carolina Vallejo Ortega	Autonomous University of Mexico City – UACM	Mexico
40	Critical studies on motherhood and fatherhood	Ana Cecilia Vergara del Solar	School of Psychology – USACH	Chile
		Ana Cecilia Marotta	Faculty of Psychology – Faculty of Psychology-UdelaR	Uruguay
		Catalina Arteaga Aguirre	Department of Sociology – DS/UCHILE	Chile
41	Latin American studies: national, regional and transnational perspectives	Gabriela Pulido Llano	Research Coordination of the FFyL – UNAM	Mexico
		Martin Lopez	The College of Michoacán – COLMICH	Mexico
		Mario Hugo Ayala	Institute of Culture, Society and State – ICSE	Argentina
42	Studies on time and temporalities	Guadalupe Valencia García	Center for Interdisciplinary Research in Sciences and Humanities – CEIICH/UNAM	Mexico
		Raúl Hernán Contreras Román	Center for Interdisciplinary Research in Sciences and Humanities – CEIICH/UNAM	Mexico
		René Ramírez	Latin American Strategic Center for Geopolitics – CELAG	Ecuador
43	Studies on the United States	Leandro Ariel Morgenfeld	Institute of Latin American and Caribbean Studies – IEALC/UBA	Argentina
		Loreta Tellería Escobar	JAINA Study Community – JAINA	Bolivia
		Mariana Aparicio Ramírez	Faculty of Political and Social Sciences – FCPyS/UNAM	Mexico
44	Social studies for health	Carolina Andrea Julieta Tetelboin Henrion	Master's Degree in Social Medicine/Doctorate in Public Health Sciences – MMS-DCSC	Mexico
		Daisy del Rosario Iturrieta Henriquez	Alejandro Lipschutz Institute of Sciences – ICAL	Chile
		José Carvalho de Noronha	Oswaldo Cruz Foundation – Fiocruz	Brazil
45	Exodus of cultural matrices	Amaurys Giordano Perez	University Center for Political and Social Studies – CUEPS/PUCMM	Dominican Republic
45	Exodus of cultural matrices	Margarita Mercedes Moll Marte	Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences – FLACSO	Dominican Republic
46	Feminisms, resistance and emancipation	Claudia María García Muñoz	Center for Advanced Studies in Childhood and Youth of CINDE and the University of Manizales – CEANJ	Colombia
		Joana of Flowers Duarte	Post-Graduation Program in Latin American Integration – PROLAM/USP	Brazil
		Raquel Irene Drovetta	Academic Pedagogical Institute of Social Sciences – IAPCS/UNVM	Argentina
47	Political Philosophy – Undisciplined Humanities: cosmos, body and utopia	Augusto José Castro	Institute of Natural Sciences, Territory and Renewable Energies – INTE/PUCP	Peru
47		Aurea Mota	Institute of Ecuadorian Studies – IEE	Ecuador
48	Borders, regionalization and globalization	Alejandro Fabián Schweitzer	Permanent Seminar on Chicano and Border Studies, Directorate of Ethnology and Social Anthropology, National Institute of Anthropology and History – SPEChF	Mexico
		Juan Manuel Sandoval Palacios	Permanent Seminar on Chicano and Border Studies, Directorate of Ethnology and Social Anthropology, National Institute of Anthropology and History – SPEChF	Mexico
		Luis Manuel Martínez Estrada	Directorate of Scientific Research – DICIHT/UNAH	Honduras
49	Security forces, control agencies and illicit markets	Sabina Andrea Frederic	Department of Social Sciences – DCS/UNQ	Argentina
49	Security forces, control agencies and illicit markets	Juan Andrés Antillano Isaac	Institute of Criminal Sciences – ICP/UCV	Venezuela
50	Gender, (in)equalities and rights in tension	Andrea Daverio	Institute of Justice and Human Rights – IJDH/UNLA	Argentina
		Gisela Zaremberg	Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences – FLACSO	Mexico
		Lilian Soto	Documentation and Studies Center – CDE	Paraguay
51	Geopolitics, regional integration and the world system	andres arauz	University Program of Studies on Asia and Africa – PUEAA	Mexico
		Jaime Fernando Estenssoro Saavedra	Institute for Advanced Studies – IDEA	Chile
		Rebeca Peralta Mariñelarena	Postgraduate Program in Latin American Studies – PPEL/UNAM	Mexico
52	History and current situation: Marxist perspectives	Marcelo Starcenbaum	Institute for Research in Humanities and Social Sciences – IdIHCS/UNLP-CONICET	Argentina
		María Elvira Concheiro Bórquez	Center for Interdisciplinary Research in Sciences and Humanities – CEIICH/UNAM	Mexico
		Patricia Flor de Lourdes González San Martín	Observatory of Social Participation and Territory – OPSYT-UPLA	Chile
53	Childhoods and youth	Daniel Gustavo Llanos Erazo	Center for Research in Social Sciences, Humanities and Education – CICSHE/UPS	Ecuador
		María Camila Ospina Alvarado	Center for Advanced Studies in Childhood and Youth of CINDE and the University of Manizales – CEANJ	Colombia
		Melina Vázquez	Gino Germani Research Institute – IIGG/UBA	Argentina
54	Intellectuals, ideas and politics	Dalila Concepción Sosa Marín	Faculty of Social Sciences-UNA – FACSO-UNA	Paraguay
		Ezequiel Saferstein	Interdisciplinary School of Advanced Social Studies – IDAES School	Argentina
		José Carlos Reyes Pérez	Center for Economic Research and Teaching AC – CIDE	Mexico
55	Leftist movements and social struggles in Latin America	Pablo Pozzi	Secretariat of Research and Postgraduate Studies – SIPFyL/UBA	Argentina
		Viviana Bravo Vargas	Department of Research and Postgraduate Studies – DIP/UAHC	Chile
		Mauricio Archila	Foundation Center for Research and Popular Education – CINEP	Colombia
56	Lex mercatoria, corporate power and human rights	Luciana Ghiotto	School of Politics and Government – EPyG/UNSAM	Argentina
57	Anti-patriarchal struggles, families, genders, diversities and citizenships	Germán Darío Herrera Saray	Faculty of Legal and Social Sciences – JURIDICASYSOC/UCALDAS	Colombia
		Gisela Elizabeth Spasiuk	Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. National University of Misiones – FHyCS UNAM	Argentina
		Marlene Rosario Choque Aldana	Center for Social Research of the Vice Presidency – CIS	Bolivia
58	Marxisms and resistances of the global south	Nayar López Castellanos	Faculty of Political and Social Sciences – FCPyS/UNAM	Mexico
58	Marxisms and resistances of the global south	Nestor Kohan	Institute of Latin American and Caribbean Studies – IEALC/UBA	Argentina
59	Collective memories and resistance practices	Ana María Cacopardo	Institute for Research in Humanities and Social Sciences – IdIHCS/UNLP-CONICET	Argentina
		Isabel Piper Shafir	Department of Psychology – DP/UCHILE	Chile
		Pilar Calveiro	Autonomous University of Mexico City – UACM	Mexico
60	Social metabolism/Environmental justice	Antonio De Lisio	Center for Development Studies – CENDES/UCV	Venezuela
		Maritza Islas Vargas	Faculty of Political and Social Sciences – FCPyS/UNAM	Mexico
		Urphy Vasquez Baca	Center for Sociological, Economic, Political and Anthropological Research – CISEPA/PUCP	Peru
61	Migration and South-South borders	Ana Inés Mallimaci	Institute of Social Sciences and Administration – ICSyA/UNAJ	Argentina
		Fernanda Stang	Center for Research in Social Sciences and Youth – CISJU/UCSH	Chile
		Handerson Joseph	Post-Graduation Program in Sociology – PPGS/UFRGS	Brazil
62	Socio-territorial movements in critical and comparative perspective	Emiliano Ignacio Díaz Carnero	College of the Northern Border – COLEF	Mexico
		Fernanda Valeria Torres	Institute for Research in Humanities and Social Sciences – IdIHCS/UNLP-CONICET	Argentina
		Juan Luis Corporán	Alternative City Association – CA	Dominican Republic
63	Latin American and Caribbean critical geographical thought	Daniel G. Pérez-Torres	Center for Social Research, Puerto Rico – CIS/UPR	Puerto Rico
		Juan Manuel Delgado Estrada	Center for Studies and Promotion of Development – DESCO	Peru
		Maria de Estrada	Faculty of Social Work – FTS-UNLP	Argentina
64	Critical legal thinking and sociopolitical conflicts	Aleida Hernández Cervantes	Center for Interdisciplinary Research in Sciences and Humanities – CEIICH/UNAM	Mexico
		Diana Isabel Molina Rodríguez	Center for Latin American Studies and Research – CEILAT	Colombia
		Sonia Boueiri Bassil	Center for Political and Social Studies of Latin America – CEPSAL	Venezuela
65	Poverty and social policies	Alicia Ziccardi	Institute of Social Research – IIS/UNAM	Mexico
		Carlos Hugo Fidel	Department of Social Sciences – DCS/UNQ	Argentina
		María del Carmen Midaglia	Institute of Political Science – ICP/UDELAR	Uruguay
66	Educational policies and the right to education	Fernanda Saforcada	Secretariat of Research and Postgraduate Studies – SIPFyL/UBA	Argentina
		María Gabriela Walder Encina	Faculty of Social Sciences-UNA – FACSO-UNA	Paraguay
		Pablo Martinis	Faculty of Humanities and Education Sciences – FHCE/UDELAR	Uruguay
67	Emancipatory practices, common goods, and decolonial alter-global methodologies	Alicia Itatí Palermo	Master's Degree in Society and Institutions – MSeI/UNSL	Argentina
		Jorge Rojas Hernández	Department of Sociology – UdeC	Chile
		Martha Nélida Ruiz Uribe	International University Institute of Toluca – IUIT	Mexico
68	Latin American urban processes: (in)justices and (in)equalities	Paulina Cepeda	Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences – FLACSO	Ecuador
68		Ramiro Segura	Interdisciplinary School of Advanced Social Studies – IDAES School	Argentina
69	Participatory processes and methodologies	Mariano Suárez Elías	Department of Social Sciences – DCS/CenUR Litoral Norte/UDELAR	Uruguay
69	Participatory processes and methodologies	Romina Rébola	Department of Education, Culture and Knowledge – UNRaf	Argentina
70	Proposal for regional integration	Alberto Rocha Valencia	University Center for Social Sciences and Humanities – CUCSH/UDG	Mexico
70	Proposal for regional integration	Jorge Marchini	Center for Research and Management of the Solidarity Economy – CIGES	Argentina
71	Indigenous Peoples and Epistemic-Territorial Disputes	Ana Catarina Zema	ELA – Department of Latin American Studies – ELA	Brazil
		Gonzalo Eugenio Bustamante Rivera	Center for Social Sciences and Humanities – CISOH	Chile
		Taira Edilma Stanley Icaza	Institute of National Studies – IDEN/UP	Panama
72	Indigenous peoples, autonomies and collective rights	Fatima Teresa Monastery Market	Planning and Management Center – CEPLAG/UMSS	Bolivia
		Luciana García Guerreiro	Gino Germani Research Institute – IIGG/UBA	Argentina
		Waldo Lao Fuentes Sánchez	Post-Graduation Program in Latin American Integration – PROLAM/USP	Brazil
73	What development? Multi-stakeholder and multi-level dialogues	Alejandro López Evangelista	Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences – FLACSO	Dominican Republic
		Irene Palma Calderón	Central American Institute for Social Studies and Development – INCEDES	Guatemala
		María del Carmen Zabala Argüelles	Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences – FLACSO	Cuba
74	What job for what future?	Adoration Guaman Hernandez	Observatory of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights – DESC Observatory	Spain
74	What job for what future?	Nora Goren	Institute of Social Studies in Contexts of Inequalities – UNPAZ	Argentina
75	Network of gender, feminisms and memories	Mariela Peller	Institute of Latin American and Caribbean Studies – IEALC/UBA	Argentina
		Melody Fonseca	Center for Social Research, Puerto Rico – CIS/UPR	Puerto Rico
		Rosario del Pilar Fernández Ossandón	Institute for Advanced Studies – IDEA	Chile
76	Religions and society: Tensions, diversities, and mobilizations under debate	Erick Adrián Paz González	Autonomous University of Mexico City – UACM	Mexico
76		Monica Ulloa Gomez	Faculty of Social Sciences – UNA	Costa Rica
77	Ruralities and political transitions in Central America and Colombia	Helene Roux	Research Institute for Development – IRD	France
		Luis Antonio Ramírez Zuluaga	Institute of Regional Studies – INER/UdeA	Colombia
		Ursula Roldán	Institute for Research in Socio-Humanistic Sciences – ICESH	Guatemala
78	International health and health sovereignty	Gonzalo Basile	Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences – FLACSO	Dominican Republic
		Leny Trad	Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences – FLACSO	Brazil
		Marinitda Rivera Díaz	Department of Social Sciences, Graduate School of Public Health – UPR	Puerto Rico
79	Social security and pension systems	Berenice Patricia Ramírez López	Institute of Economic Research – IIEc/UNAM	Mexico
79	Social security and pension systems	Sergio Carpenter	Argentine Institute for Economic Development – IADE	Argentina
80	Territorialities, spiritualities and bodies	Claudia Luz Piedrahita Echandía	PhD in Social Studies – DES/UDistrital	Colombia
81	Agricultural work, inequalities and rural life	Hubert C. de Grammont	Institute of Social Research – IIS/UNAM	Mexico
81	Agricultural work, inequalities and rural life	Paola Mascheroni	Department of Sociology – DS/UDELAR	Uruguay
82	Work, production and service configurations, new labor subjects	Marcela Hernández	Division of Social Sciences and Humanities – DCSH/UAM-I	Mexico
82		Maria Aparecida da Cruz Bridi	Postgraduate Program in Sociology – UFPR/PPGSOCIO	Brazil
83	Just transitions and care for our common home	Diego Álvarez Newman	Program of Cultural Studies – PEC/UNAJ	Argentina
83	Just transitions and care for our common home	María Isabel Gil Espinosa	Institute of Bioethics	Colombia
84	Universities and depatriarchalization	Margarita Millán	Faculty of Political and Social Sciences – FCPyS/UNAM	Mexico
85	Vigilantism, collective violence, and security governance	Antonio Fuentes Díaz	Postgraduate Program in Sociology – PPS/BUAP	Mexico
		Leandro Gamallo	Gino Germani Research Institute – IIGG/UBA	Argentina
		Loreto Francisca Quiroz Rojas	Center for Conflict and Social Cohesion Studies – COES/UCHILE	Chile
86	Violence in Central America	Ana Silvia Monzón	Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences, Guatemala – FLACSO	Guatemala
		Carlos Figueroa Ibarra	Postgraduate Program in Sociology – PPS/BUAP	Mexico
		Laura Yanina Sala	Institute of Social Studies in Contexts of Inequalities – UNPAZ	Argentina
87	Violence, governments and democracy	Carolina Duque	Faculty of Legal and Social Sciences – JURIDICASYSOC/UCALDAS	Colombia
		Luciana Noelia Ginga	Secretariat of Research and Postgraduate Studies – SIP/UNR	Argentina
		Rochele Fellini Fachinetto	Post-Graduation Program in Sociology – PPGS/UFRGS	Brazil

The following integrations and convergences between GTs are also recommended, with the intention of producing synergies that recover the contributions and potential expressed in these proposals:

That the proposal “Juvenicide(s): violence and social resistance”, coordinated by Germán Muñoz González, José Manuel Valenzuela Arce and Marisa Feffermann be integrated with the approved Working Group “Childhoods and youth” coordinated by Daniel Gustavo Llanos Erazo, María Camila Ospina Alvarado and Melina Vázquez.
That the proposal “Urban informality, territorial transformations and political subjectivity”, coordinated by Maria Cristina Cravino and Rafael Soares Gonçalves, be integrated with the approved Working Group “Latin American urban processes: (in)justices and (dis)equalities” coordinated by Paulina Cepeda and Ramiro Segura.
That the proposal “Worlds of Work, legislation and policies in Latin America”, coordinated by Héctor Palomino and Magda Biavaschi, be integrated with the approved Working Group “Work, productive and service configurations, new labor subjects” coordinated by Marcela Hernández and Maria Aparecida da Cruz Bridi.
That the proposal “Religion, public sphere and human rights”, coordinated by Ileana de las Mercedes Hodge Limonta, Joanildo Albuquerque Burity and Marcos Andrés Carbonelli be integrated with the approved Working Group “Religions and society. Tensions, diversities and mobilizations in debate” coordinated by Erick Adrián Paz González and Mónica Ulloa Gómez.

Finally, the following proposals submitted in this call continue to work as Special Groups:

“José Martí. Thought and action” coordinated by Gladys González Martínez.
“Education, work and development: trade union and academic perspectives for the design of public policies in the post-pandemic context” coordinated by Irma Briasco, Juan Cruz Esquivel and Jusmary Gómez Arencibia.

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📣 We announce the results of the evaluation and selection process for the new Working Groups that will carry out their activities during the next three years, between February 1, 2023 and December 31, 2025.
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