The popular production of knowledge
Latin American keys
Coordinatoris Inés Pérez Wilke, Marina Ampudia, Alfonso Torres Carrillo and Diego Cabezas
Authors: Disney Barragán Cordero, Inés Pérez-Wilke, Alfonso Torres Carrillo, Daniel Faure Polloni, Roberto Elisalde, Nashelly Ocampo Figueroa, Martín Acri, Ana Alicia Peña López, Juan Wahren, Marina Ampudia, Teresa de Jesús Negrete Arteaga, Sebastián Elisalde, Lorena Gonzalez Fuentes and Victoria Aguiló.
CLACSO Working Group on Participatory Processes and Methodologies
The Popular Production of Knowledge: Latin American Perspectives is a collaborative book that brings together research on decolonization processes, popular education, and community experiences. It aims to contribute to the broader movement that highlights the power of popular processes and social initiatives linked to the production, legitimization, and everyday use of knowledge and systematized understanding in and for daily political, expressive, and educational activities. Contributors include professors, researchers, and activists from various Latin American and Caribbean countries, such as Argentina, Colombia, Chile, Mexico, and Venezuela. The book compiles texts that recount experiences, reinterpret histories, and develop ideas that emerged from practices, encounters, and exchanges with social movements in the region.
ISBN: 978-987-86-5837-7
RIOSAL
Argentina – Buenos Aires
2020
