Number 86, October-December 2023

Dossier

• Forgiveness and Memory: Opportunities for Reconciliation. An Introduction
  Santiago Amaya, Pablo Abitbol and Lucy Allais

• Putting the Past into Perspective. Remembering, Reappraising, and Forgiving
  Christopher Jude McCarroll and Roy Dings

• Forgiveness and Letting Go: Ways of Changing the Normative Landscape
  Dana Kay Nelkin

• Forgetting to Un-Forgive
  Lel Jones and Hannah Tierney

Number 85, July-September 2023

Article

• Indigeneity and Indigenous Politics: Ground-Breaking Resources
  Antonio A. R. Ioris

Number 83, January-March 2023
Construction of Queer Peace

Dossier

• Under Construction: Toward a Theory and Praxis of Queer Peacebuilding
  Samuel Ritholtz, José Fernando Serrano-Amaya, Jamie J. Hagen and Melanie Judge

• (En)gendering Peace: A Queer Feminist Analysis of South Africa’s (2020-2025) National Action Plan on Women, Peace, and Security
  Gabriela Pinheiro

Other Voices

• Challenges and Possibilities of Memory and Reconciliation: Empirical Evidence for Colombia
  Rosaura Arrieta-Flórez, Katleen Marún Uparela and Silvana Torres-Pacheco

Number 78, October-December 2021

Dossier

• Inequalities and Social Resilience in Times of COVID-19
  Tatiana Andia and Nitsan Chorev

• COVID-19 and Indigenous Communities in Latin America: A Comparative Analysis of State Public Policy Strategies in Mexico, Bolivia, and Colombia
  Ivy Alana Rieger

Number 77, July-September 2021

Debate

• The Politics of Identity, Ethnography and the Link between Academia and Society: An Interview with Claire Alexander
  Carolina Ramírez and Carol Chan

Number 74, October-December 2020

Dossier

• “The Path of Dictatorship”: The Erosion of Democracy and Capitalism in Late Nineteenth-Century Mexico and Colombia
  James E. Sanders

Number 73, July-September 2020

Dossier

• Untangling Violent Legacies: Contemporary Organized Violence in Latin America and the Narrative of the “Failed Transition”
  Victoria M. S. Santos

• Glass Half Full? The Peril and Potential of Highly Organized Violence
  Adrian Bergmann

• Managing Suffering in War-Affected Pluricultural Contexts: Reflections on the Assistance to Victims in Colombia
  Angélica Franco Gamboa y Laura Franco Cian

Number 72, April-June 2020

Article

• Local Energy Transition and Technical Knowledge in the Southern Cone: A Sociological Approach
  Cristián Parker G.

Number 70, October-December 2019

Other Voices

• Women in (Dis)placement: The Field of Studies on Migrations, Social Remittances, Care and Gender in Chile
  Menara Lube Guizardi y Herminia Gonzálvez Torralbo

Number 69, July-September 2019

Debate

• Political Realignment in Brazil: Jair Bolsonaro and the Right Turn
  Fabrício H. Chagas-Bastos

Number 68, April-June 2019

Dossier

• Revisiting Industrial Policy and Industrialization in Twentieth Century Latin America
  Andrés Álvarez and Carlos Andrés Brando

• CEPAL and ISI: Reconsidering the Debates, Policies and Outcomes
  Colin M. Lewis

• Bringing the Structure Back in: Limited Access Orders, “Extreme” ISI and Development
  Mona Lyne

Debate

• On the Nature and Endings of Latin America’s Industrial Policies: Interview with Robert Kaufman and Adolfo Meisel
  Robert Kaufman, Adolfo Meisel, Andrés Álvarez and Carlos Andrés Brando

Number 67, January-March 2019

Dossier

• Law and Violence in the Colombian Post-Conflict: State-Making in the Wake of the Peace Agreement
  Julieta Lemaitre Ripoll and Esteban Restrepo Saldarriaga

• From Critique of the Postcolony to a Postcolonial Form of Critique. On the Uses and Misuses of Foucault in Jean and John Comaroff’s Work
  María del Rosario Acosta López

• From Territorial Peace to Territorial Pacification: Anti-Riot Police Powers and Socio-Environmental Dissent in the Implementation of Colombia’s Peace Agreement
  María Carolina Olarte-Olarte

• Security and Development? A Story about Petty Crime, the Petty State and its Petty Law
  Luis Eslava and Lina Buchely

• Religious Practices, State Techniques and Conflicted Forms of Violence in Colombia’s Peacebuilding Scenarios
  Carlos A. Manrique

Number 66, October-December 2018

Dossier

• Cultural Influences in the Processing of Emotion Schemas Related to Death and Violence: A Pilot Study
  Celia Martí-García, Manuel Fernández-Alcántara, César Hueso-Montoro, Rafael Montoya-Juárez, M. Paz García-Caro and Athanasios Pappous

Number 63, January-March 2018

Articles

• A Causal Mechanism of Policy Innovation: The Reform of Colombia’s Oil-Rents Management System
  Bayron Paz and Guillaume Fontaine

• Dirty Work and Stigma: Caretakers of Death in Cemeteries
  AnalÍa Soria Batista and Wanderley Codo

Number 62, October-December 2017

Articles

• The History of Emotions: Past, Present, Future
  Rob Boddice

• The Roots of the 1909 Republican-Socialist Alliance: Changes in the Class Emotional Regime in 1903 in Biscay
  Sara Hidalgo García de Orellán

Number 60, April-June 2017

Article

• Social Group Dynamics and Patterns of Latin American Integration Processes
  Sébastien Dubé and Consuelo Thiers

Documents

• A Conversation with Carlo Ginzburg
  Renán Silva and Carlo Ginzburg

• Conjunctive Anomalies: A Reflection on Werewolves
  Carlo Ginzburg

Number 57, July-September 2016

Article

• Occupational Therapy: Autonomy, Governmentality and Subjectification
  Pamela Gutiérrez Monclus y Joan Pujol Tarrès

Debate

• An Interview with Göran Therborn 1
  María José Álvarez

Number 55, January-March 2016

Other Voices

• Anti-Machiavellian Rancière: Aesthetic Cartography, Sites of Incommensurability and Processes of Experimentation
  Anders Fjeld

Number 54, October-December 2015

Article

• A Socio-Legal Exploration of the Linkages Between Informal Employment, Social Protection and Labour Law in Latin America
  Ulf Thoene

Number 53, July-September 2015
Articles

• Topsy-Turvy Neo-Developmentalism: An Analysis of the Current Brazilian Model of Development
  Bruno Milanez and Rodrigo S. P. Santos

• Migrant Women and Labour Integration in Catalonia: The Impact of New Information and Communication Technologies
  Mihaela Vancea y Álex Boso

Number 52, April-June 2015
The Evaluation of Historical Thinking in the Teaching of Social Sciences . Contribution to the Development of Competition and Social Citizen

Dossier

• How Can We Plan for Progression in Primary School History?
  Hilary Cooper

• “History Is a Verb: We Learn It Best When We Are Doing It!”: French and English Canadian Prospective Teachers and History
  Stéphane Lévesque and Paul Zanazanian

• Four Tools for Critical Inquiry in History, Social Studies, and Civic Education
  Ángela Bermúdez

Number 51, January-March 2015
Religions, Post- Secularism and Democracy in Latin America: Reconfigurations of Discourse and Political Action

Dossier

• Thinking About Religion, Law, and Politics in Latin America
  Elizabeth Shakman Hurd

Other Voices

• Technology and Feminism: A Strange Couple
  Joan Pujol and Marisela Montenegro

Debate

• Rethinking the Relation between Science and Religion: Some Epistemological and Political Implications
  Mauricio Nieto, Franklin Gamwell, Ángela Iranzo Dosdad and Carlos Manrique

Number 48, January-April 2014

Dossier

• Assimilation or Cultural Difference? Palestinian Immigrants in Honduras
  Lirio Gutiérrez Rivera

Number 46, May-August 2013

Dossier

• Democratic Solidarity: Why Do Democracies Owe Support to Democracy Movements?
  Andreas Niederberger

Number 45, January-April 2013
Domestic Service and Social Inequality

Dossier

• A Matter of Decency? Persistent Tensions in the Regulation of Domestic Service
  Manuel Abrantes

Number 44, December 2012
Philosophy and rhetoric today

Dossier

• On the Origin of Hobbes’ Conception of Language: The Literary Culture of English Renaissance Humanism
  Sergio H. Orozco-Echeverri

Other voices

• Cultural-cognitive Dimension and Entrepreneurial Activity: A Cross-country Study
  Claudia Alvarez and David Urbano

Number 43, August 2012

Dossier

• Foucault’s Critique of Political Reason: Individualization and Totalization
  Paolo Savoia

Other Voices

• The Kantian Sleep: On the Limits of the “Foucault Effect”
  Federico Luisetti

• How to Be a Pervert: A Modest Philosophical Critique of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders
  Patrick Singy

Number 39, April, 2011

• Performative and Multimedia Aspects of Late-Renaissance Meditative Alchemy: The Case of Michael Maier’s Atalanta Fugiens (1617)
  Johann F. W. Hasler – Universidad de Antioquia, Colombia

Number 31, December 2008

Dossier

• Socialization to the Academic Culture: a Framework of Inquiry
  Pilar Mendoza

Number 29, April 2008

Dossier

• When Beef Was King. Or Why Do Colombians Eat so Little Pork?
  Shawn Van Ausdal

Number 9, June 2001

Dossier

• The imaginary term in readings about modernity: Taylor and Castoriadis' conceptions
  Marcela Tovar