FAR FROM “SELLING THE BODY”. BODY AND SYMBOLIC MANAGEMENT IN SEX WORKERS by Puglia, María de las Nieves

“…In this sense, we will seek to make a contribution to the fruitful relationship between body and sexualities studies and sociology and economic anthropology.…”
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From immunity to autoimmunity: the disolution of social order by Mascareño, Aldo

“…Through a review of key authors in sociology and political philosophy, and through the application of their concepts of immunity and autoimmunity to the current crisis scenario, this article argues that the Covid-19 pandemic accelerates the conditions of autoimmunity in modern society and warns of a dissolution of social order as a result of these autoimmune processes. …”
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Procedures for prehistoric mobility analysis among mound builders through geospatial technologies by Gianotti García, Camila

“…The research strategy is framed within Landscape Archaeology and follows the general guidelines of sociology of movement. Within this framework we intend to investigate the interrelation between specific human practices (like movement and mobility), their spatial structure and geographical aspects through the application of GIS technologies. …”
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GINO GERMANI AND FUNCTIONALISM. A REFLECTION ON THE USE OF THE CONCEPTS OF SOCIAL CLASSES, MOBILITY AND STRATIFICATION IN THE EMPIRICAL STUDIES ABOUT THE SOCIAL STRUCTURE OF ARGENT... by Trovero, Juan Ignacio

“…In this article we propose, on the one hand, to tackle the concepts of stratification, social classes and social mobility present in some of the documents published by Gino Germani in the framework of his empirical research during the period in which it is consolidated in Argentina his project of a “scientific sociology” (1955-1966). On the other hand, we aim to advance in a sketch of analysis of the links, references, influences, present in these studies pointing out points of contact and leakage with the theories from which it draws. …”
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WHEN RED BECAME GREY: CUBAN REVOLUTION, INTELLECTUALS AND LITERATURE by Maccioni, Laura

“…From the methodological point of view, the analysis is based on the sociology of culture and literary criticism.…”
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Latin American rights in the 21st century and its new link with the economic elite. The cases of Horacio Cartes (2013) and Mauricio Macri (2015) by Nikolajczuk, Monica

“…This article aims to investigate, from the perspective of Historical Sociology and comparative methodology, the particular link bet- ween the right and the economic elite in the Executive Power through the phenomena of presidents-businessmen and ceocracy. …”
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Interview with Roberto Cortés Conde by De Pablo, Juan Carlos

“…He received his law degree from the University of Buenos Aires (UBA) in 1956, and did postgraduate studies in sociology, also at the UBA, between 1960 and 1962. …”
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The pandemic as an opportunity. The mayor of Buenos Aires city on TikTok by Acosta, Marina

“…The theoretical framework recovers, on one hand, the discussions of political sociology linked to the structure of opportunities and, on the other, the developments of the infotainment. …”
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La gran transformación universitaria:: del Manifiesto Liminar cordobés (1918) al proyecto de Ley Ómnibus (2024) by Riquelme, Franco

“…This article is an analysis carried out from Historical Sociology with the objective of studying the university situation in Latin America  from a long-term perspective because the present (the current situation) cannot be explained if historical processes are not taken  into account ( changes and continuities). …”
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DOSSIER: Intellectuals and editors by Sorá, Gustavo

“…Evidence of this is the closure suffered by the sociology of literature, a sub-discipline so uncomfortable for the guardians of the aura of the national literary genius.This dossier seeks to illuminate that relationship with the certainty that it models one of the most fertile terrains to rethink the legacy of the history of culture in the West and to generate a vast program of research problems scarcely explored by the social and human sciences in Latin America, and applicable to the study of any culture, with or without writing.…”
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