Animality in question: rights, ontologies, moralities and politics by Carman, Maria; CONICET - Universidad de Buenos Aires. Instituto Gino Germani. Buenos Aires, Argentina.

“…This article critically examines anti-speciesism, a school of thought that serves to support animal rights advocacy. …”
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Criticizing the authority. About carl schmitt's foundation of the individual and individual consciousness by Fraile, Nicolás

“…Particularly, we attend the human action as the founder of the political order and the individual’s ability to criticize the authority. …”
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Between politics and academia: a thesis on tobacco producers by Solheim, Jorun

“…This left me completely, probably because it was in the 70s, a timely time for deep political commitment and for criticism of the traditional program and courses of the Department. …”
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Creating Content for Instagram: Digital Feminist Activism and the Politics of Class by Scharff, Christina, Scharff, Christina, Scharff, Christina

“…Self-education was deemed an important feature of doing digital feminist activism, and this article critically explores the classed, but also racialised politics of digital “learning cultures”, and the ways in which the apparent requirement “to know” may have exclusionary effects.…”
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Recovered companies in the Province of Córdoba (Argentina) from the lenses of Cultural Political Economy by Barrera Calderón, Emanuel, Barrera Calderón, Emanuel

“…Cultural Political Economy (CPE), as an integral analytical complex, has become an emerging critical and self-reflective approach that underlines the inevitable historicity and contextuality of its approaches and knowledge, flatly rejecting the reifying and naturalizing implications of perspectives directly. economy and markets (Jessop, 2008). …”
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The discursive construction of responsibility : strategies used by political and military witnesses in public hearings by Gallina, Natalia

“…From the perspective of current situated discourse analysis and the associated disciplinary strands of conversational analysis, narrative studies and critical discourse analysis, this study examines how political and military elite witnesses construct versions of reality in the context of the public hearing and argues for the contestable nature of such versions. …”
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Extension, health and disability. Contributions for its approach in critical extension with a decolonial perspective. by Valera, María Analía, Cotar, Andrea

“…This article has been prepared with the contributions of Latin American models that mark a horizon in social, health and academic praxis, from a socio-critical and integral perspective in the conception and approach of health, and where its contents, methodology and areas of application, They can be considered convergent and complementary for a Decolonial Latin American Agenda in the approach of Health towards Sanitary Sovereignty, and where Extension can be framed and nurtured as a political process (Cano, 2014), and not only as a substantive function. …”
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Dialogues and networks around food sovereignty in critical extension processes: interweaving university and territory by Kostlin, Laura Andrea, Orlando, María Florencia, Pintos, Nicolás Adrián

“…This paper reflects on the forms of production of situated and dialogic knowledge, from the integrality of university functions in collaborative processes that entwine relationships and practices together with organizations of family agriculture and social economy in Misiones for food sovereignty. The critical extension approach constitutes the framework that allows us to epistemically and politically problematize our knowledge-generating praxis from the community, social, collective and transforming dialogic encounter, in situated processes that involve social actors and agrarian collectives. …”
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Álvaro García Linera and the sociology of Pierre Bourdieu. A translation from Bolivia and critical Marxism by Patriglia, Juan Pablo

“…First, through its dialogue and fusion of these concepts with the theory of Marx and the tradition of critical Marxism. Second, using these concepts —once they have been screened by Marxism— to analyze the symbolic structures of the Bolivian working class and ethnicity as a principle of distinction and political exclusion of the indigenous peasantry.…”
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New politic toward cuentapropism and socioeconomic development in Cuban Socialist Project by Hernández Medina, Carlos Alberto, Fundora Nevot, Geydis Elena, Bell Lara, José, Báez Hernández, Alexander

“…A qualitative methodological approach with methods and techniques of documentary analysis, non-participant observation, semi-structured interview and experts was used. It is a critical analysis of development theories and systematized theoretical budgets on the informal sector, self-employment and small and medium enterprises. …”
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The “ethnic thing” is fashionable. Performativity, criticism and agency around the Indoamerican discourse in Vogue (2000-2017) by Mora Silva, Julimar

“…Likewise, cases where these discourses and performances revived the claim of ethnic groups that criticized speeches and appropriations of styles in the performances about them are discussed. …”
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The University Reform and the University Movement in Peru in 1919. Analysis of its institutional, social and political dimensions by Casalino Sen, Carlota, Rivas Huarcaya, José Carlos, Toche, Carla Lucía

“…Finally, with regard to the political dimension, we show how the Peruvian Student Federation and the University Reform Committee participated in the celebrations of the centenary of independence, and from those initial experiences in the public sphere, the country had a generation aware of its role as a social actor that had a presence for much of Peru's political life in the twentieth century, whether as representatives in Parliament, diplomats, critical intellectuals or political leaders.…”
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Evaluation in human rights: critical analysis of qualitative proposals in international and interamerican human rights monitoring systems by Yoma, Solana María, Yoma, Solana María, Yoma, Solana María

“…The aim of this work was to develop a critical analysis of these proposals of including qualitative methodologies in human rights monitoring systems. …”
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NEW ‘CRIMMIGRATION’ OR THE OLD POLITICAL ECONOMY OF PUNISHMENT? TWO CRIMINOLOGICAL APPROACHES ON THE BORDER CONTROL POLICY IN CHILE by Quinteros, Daniel

“…On the other, from a critical perspective, the idea of novelty has been disputed since punitive control of migration has been claimed to be another regulatory mechanism of labour market and the economy, thus reviving the classical point of view from the political economy of punishment.In a context where Chile has doubled the size of foreign population during the last decade, results from a recent research on the administrative sanctions imposed due to border control infringements between 2010 and 2014 in four regions of Chile are discussed. …”
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THE “TRAPS” OF COMMUNITY AND THE POWER OF THE DISINTEREST IN THE PERSPECTIVE OF BOURDIEU by Bialakowsky, Alejandro

“…Then, a tension becomes clear in the author between a critical and reflexive sociology and social emancipation. …”
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Between the zenith of openness and the apathy of fraud. Press and politics in the early 1940s (1940-1943) by López, Ignacio A.

“…This article aims to present an itinerary of national and provincial newspapers editorials, in order to analyze the climate of opinion in which they were involved during the national political process in the early forties. Through the analysis of three precise critical times (February-August 1940, March-June 1942, June 1943), this paper attempts to describe how the press viewed the political-electoral events in the period, and in this sense, it presents a more complex analysis of the political scenario in the early forties. …”
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