We invite you to the June monthly meeting of the Health and Population Area (IIGG). This time we will have the presentation “Quantitative and Qualitative Advances in Research.” Read more
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The Open Seminar on Right-Wing Political Thought inaugurates its series of debates with the participation of Dr. Mariano Sverdloff (UBA-FFYL). A professor of 19th-century European Literature, Sverdloff […] Read more
“Writing (from) unease, thinking (about) disenchantment. Sketches on the affective politics of neoliberal cruelty” by Vir Cano and “Affective dissonances: intensity, resignation, and disaffection” by Cecilia Macón […] Read more
The Rómulo Gallegos Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies, the Network of Intellectuals and Artists in Defense of Humanity, and Casa de las Américas invite you to the concert: […] Read more
We will meet to discuss texts written by young critical theorists from Latin America. The meeting will be in person and will focus on the writing of Aída Padilla Nateras, from the University [& Read more
Book presentation: Breaking Grounds: Philosophy, Politics, and the Question of Foundation [Edited by Damiano Sacco and Facundo Vega]. Participants: Bruno Bosteels, Donatella Di Cesare, Natalia Romé, Santiago Roggerone, and […] Read more
The Ibero-American University and CLACSO invite you to a keynote address by Cuban researcher and essayist Omar González Jiménez, who will discuss reflections on the interpretation of Cuban identity in various contexts. […] Read more
Meeting on symbolic production in post-dictatorship: Communication networks, activism, and counterculture: the alternative cultural scene in Buenos Aires between 1995 and 2003. Guest: Clara Gondra. Commentator: Carolina Liberczuk. Abstract: […] Read more
The new training program will be held at the Faculty of Political and Social Sciences and will aim to provide technical and analytical training for handling large volumes of data. Read more
The disintegration of the USSR brought drastic changes for Cuba. The loss of eighty-five percent of its foreign trade triggered a profound crisis. The population faced blackouts of […] Read more
