Results: Feminisms and trade unions in Latin America
OPINION
The Latin American Council of Social Sciences (CLACSO) and the Institute of Social Studies in Contexts of Inequalities of the National University of José C. Paz (IESCODE – UNPAZ) announce the result of the Call for essays: Feminisms and unions in Ibero-America.
They were received 189 applications, of which 39 They were submitted complete and formally reviewed, and then qualitatively evaluated by the International Committee, which considered the quality, relevance, and coherence of the essays.
The evaluation carried out verified the high quality of the essays presented, as well as their soundness and intellectual contribution to the innovative problem of the call.
The Committee was made up of 15 experts 9 countries: Alba Carosio (Venezuela), Marilane Oliveira Teixeira (Brazil), Natalia Genta (Argentina), Delmy Tania Cruz Hernández (Mexico), Andrea Andujar (Argentina), Ivonne Farah (Bolivia), Patricio Dobrée (Paraguay), Tamara Vidaurrázaga (Chile), Debora Gorban (Argentina), Montserrat Sagot (Costa Rica), Mary García Castro (Brazil), Graciela Di Marco (Argentina), Verónica Gago (Argentina), Antonio Aravena (Chile) and Natalia Quiroga (Colombia).
In accordance with the evaluation process and following the guidelines established in the Call for Applications, the list of the 7 trials The ones selected for publication are as follows:
| Essay title | Country | Member Center / Trade Union Organization | Author |
| The union by storm. Feminism and union revitalization in Argentina | Argentina | Institute for Research in Humanities and Social Sciences – National University of La Plata and National Council for Scientific and Technical Research (IdIHCS/UNLP-CONICET) Banking Association | Victoria Lucía Estermann |
| The union resistance has a woman's face | Peru | Postgraduate Unit – Faculty of Social Sciences – National University of San Marcos (UPG/UNMSM) Sembrar Movement (Feminist Collective) | Alejandra del Carmen Rivera Alvarado Jareth Goicochea Medina |
| Decent Work in an Informal Sector? Resistance and Empowerment of Domestic Workers in the Southeastern Region of Brazil | Brazil | International Federation of Domestic Workers | Louisa Acciari Tatiane de Oliveira Pinto |
| Social protection negotiated in the gender clauses of Uruguay's Wage Councils: different perspectives on gender equality? | Uruguay | Institute of Political Science – Faculty of Social Sciences of the University of the Republic (ICP/UDELAR) | María Belén Villegas Plá Marcelo Daniel Castillo Fernández |
| Care Revolution: Claiming rights from unions of women in paid domestic work in Colombia | Colombia | Center for Advanced Studies in Childhood and Youth Alliance – University of Manizales (CINDE/UMANIZALES ALLIANCE) | Juan David Almeyda Sarmiento Blanca María Díaz Villa José Rubio Martínez |
| White Collars Without Unions: The Non-Unionization of Women's Office Work | Mexico | Center for Economic, Administrative and Social Research of the National Polytechnic Institute (CIECAS – IPN) | Humberto Merritt Tapia Kelly Taiz Coleman Quiñonez |
| Anarchists, feminists and libertarians in Southern Chile (1932 to 1942): The contributions of the Osorno Women's Trade Union | Chile | Mapuche Information Collective Mapuexpress – Mapuche Information Collective in defense of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples | Martina Paillacar Mutizábal |
According to the provisions of the Call for Proposals, this decision is irrevocable and cannot be appealed.
Buenos Aires, December 27, 2019
