Epistemic-methodological approaches in the field of studies and practices of the popular economy in Argentina
An analysis from the perspective of knowledge co-production
Coordinator: María Mercedes Palumbo
Authors: María Inés Fernández Álvarez, Sandra Wolanski, Florencia Pacífico, Santiago Sorroche, Camila Stefanetti, Julieta Quirós, María Victoria Perissinotti, Romina Cravero, Juliana Aloi, María Carolina Ramírez, Eliana Ortubia, Florencia Bertolotti, Julieta Campana, Ernesto Mate, Florencia Cascardo, Mariano Schejter, Eliana Sayago Peralta, Licia Lilli, Oscar Soto, Javier Di Matteo, Diana Vila, Anahí Guelman, Bárbara Altschuler, Laura Niño and Wanda Pagani
CLACSO Working Groups on Popular Education and Critical Pedagogies
This book brings together a collection of unique approaches to the co-production of knowledge within the field of popular economy studies and action in Argentina. As a common goal, they seek to redefine traditional research methods. This redefinition more actively involves the subjects of study, considers alternative channels for disseminating and communicating knowledge, encourages researchers to adopt different roles, and challenges them to explore the blurred boundaries between traditionally separate spheres, such as research and activism, as well as research and outreach. Readers will find a conversation among academic colleagues that both encapsulates and extends beyond these pages. This conversation is national in scope, bringing together voices from various public universities across the country, and intergenerational, engaging different generations of researchers.
ISBN 978-950-29-2014-6
University of Buenos Aires. Faculty of Social Sciences.
Buenos Aires
October 2024
