THE MICROPHYSIC OF BORDERS. CRIMINALIZATION, RACIALIZATION AND DEPORTATION OF COLOMBIAN MIGRANTS IN ANTOFAGASTA, CHILE by Stang, María Fernanda, Stefoni, Carolina

“…—although not exclusively— also interviewed members of social organizations of and for migrants, some migrants living in informal settlements, Chilean neighbors and members of the Academy.The analysis of this specific case brings to the understanding of the ways in which the global regime of migration control is articulated with local processes that define its specific materialization. …”
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Entre padres y hermanos. Lazos de sangre y prácticas políticas de los allegados a muertos en contextos de violencia (Ciudad de Córdoba, Argentina) by Bermúdez, Natalia Verónica

“…Como trataré de demostrar, considero que la Academia tiende a reproducir acríticamente las jerarquizaciones nativas de los lazos de parentesco y, por tanto, las formas diferenciales en que madres, padres, hermanos y otros allegados se vinculan con el Estado, la justicia y demás organizaciones especializadas.…”
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Saberes expertos e indígenas urbanos en los años sesenta y setenta (provincia de Chaco, Argentina) by Quevedo, Cecilia Mercedes

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Constructing from the commons: transited doings in a doctoral research process by Pérez Domínguez, Karla Maythé, Belmonte, Silvina

“…This process involved authorities and families of the Kolla Kondorwaira Native Community of Potrero de Castilla, province of Salta, Argentina, as well as members of the Energy Planning and Territorial Management research group of the Institute for Research on Non-Conventional Energy, National Council for Scientific and Technical Research, National University of Salta (PEyGeT/INENCO/CONICET/UNSA).The doctoral research process went through several stages, including: sharing a certain curiosity to get to know each other, searching for common work objectives, identifying problems and possible alternative solutions, creating tools to facilitate collaborative work, until consolidating a relationship of trust, commitment, affection and affection that is still valid today.From a transdisciplinary perspective, which recognizes diverse spaces for the production of knowledge, carried out through a methodological approach in congruence with Participatory Action Research, dialogue of knowledge and collaborative ethnography, we not only obtained the production of a doctoral thesis, but also other results, achievements and impacts that are part of what we have called a spiral platform of collaborative work.We consider this experience as another form of scientific work, where the research process bet on the generation of knowledge collectively built between an indigenous community and the academy. We value both ways of generating knowledge, recognizing that their complementarity contributes positively to the resolution of specific problems, as well as to the construction of possible common futures that are drawn with justice and dignity. …”
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