Women's Month: Essential Anthologies
During Women's Month, CLACSO invites you to reflect on the multiple problems posed by gender through the reading of its four Essential Anthologies written by women.
Elizabeth Jelin studies the intersections between family, household, work, and gender.
Mercedes Olivera develops a thought and an incessant work as a feminist around the exposure of the structural causes of gender violence in southern Mexico and Central America.
Dora Barrancos addresses the female presence in the public sphere, sexual dissidence, and the history of feminisms and women.
Alicia Ziccardi investigates Latin American urban phenomena, proposing a continuous confrontation with inequalities of all kinds: social, urban, and gender-based.
These four anthologies of fundamental thinkers in Latin American social sciences are available in open access at our Latin American Bookstore.
Elizabeth Jelin: The plots of time. Family, gender, memories, rights and movements events
Dora Barrancos: Becoming a Feminist. A Political and Intellectual Trajectory
Alicia Ziccardi: Latin American Cities. The Social Question and Local Governance
Mercedes Olivera: Popular Feminism and Revolution. Between Militancy and Anthropology
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