Latinamerican communication studies (2000-2018). Academic consolidation, bureaucratic stagnation or thematic dispersion? by Gándara, Santiago, Heram, Yamila

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Real Incomes and Its Aggregates in Latin American and The Caribbean: A Tale of Convergence? by Rambaldi, Alicia N.

“…Real incomes, consumption, government expenditures and investment for countries in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) for the period 1971 to 2012 are studied using a recently released source of data. …”
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India’s relations with Latin America in the post-pandemic era by Baroni, Paola Andrea

“…The presence of the other Asian giant in the Latin American region has generated many speculations and few concrete actions, beyond the increase in trade and investments. …”
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Competitiveness and the Environment: Building Sustainable Export Patterns in Latin America by Murillo, David Romo

“…We propose a conceptual framework and analyze the export profiles of Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Mexico, where the heterogeneity among Latin American countries is evident. We conclude that the development of sustainable export patterns will require decisive actions in the environmental and technological domains.…”
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Dependence theories and the question about the political aspect: approaches and critics about the internal and external factor and their relationship by Tzeiman, Andrés

“…At the same time, some contributions are retaken that, although inscribed in the locus of Latin American dependence, made their contributions in a critical dialogue with that broad and heterogeneous set of theories.…”
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THE CARTOGRAPHY AS TEXT AND TOOL OF WORLD MODALIZATION by Ferrús Antón, Beatriz

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From individual health to global health in the search for a better world by Rodriguez, María Isabel

“…This unpublished article was originally a lecture given on July 19, 2007 in Salvador de Bahia, Brazil, within the framework of the “Juan César García Conferences”, highest distinction of the congresses of the Latin American Association of Social Medicine. It analyzes the lines of thought that have permeated the health actions of Latin American academic communities during the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, from a right to health approach. …”
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