Two new books of research calls from CLACSO
We present two new books in the Research Calls collection , a series that compiles the results of CLACSO's research programs. Both volumes revisit central questions and struggles of our time in a context marked by the emergence of social, territorial, and feminist movements that challenge meanings, development models, and ways of life. These two works invite us to think critically about the present and to fight for more just futures.
Socio-environmental conflicts and just transitions in the 21st century examines, from the perspective of Latin American Political Ecology, the tensions between extractivist models promoted from the Global North and territorial resistances in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Multiple dimensions of gender-based violence brings together contributions from feminist epistemologies that not only describe the violence, but also question the very foundations of public life and knowledge.
