Issue 27

Colombian journals of anthropology and social sciences in a metrics era. A side note on (Colciencias) Publindex Call 768: challenges for the scholarly community

Afro-descendant studies in Latin America —A continuously growing and changing field of study

Eduardo Restrepo, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Colombia
Jeanneth Yépez, Museo Nacional de Río de Janeiro, Brasil
Pedro J. Velandia, Universidad del Rosario, Colombia

Afrodescendant studies in Latin America: racism and mestizaje

Peter Wade, University of Manchester, UK

Afrodescendant intellectuals: notes for a genealogy in Latin America

Elena Oliva, Universidad de Chile

Afro-descendant studies in Argentina: New approaches and challenges in a «raceless» nation

Eva Lamborghini, Instituto Ravignani-Conicet/UBA-FLACSO, Argentina
Lea Geler, Instituto Ravignani-Conicet/UBA, Argentina
Florencia Guzmán, Instituto Ravignani-Conicet/UBA, Argentina

Balances and perspectives of Afro-descendant studies in Uruguay

Viviana Parody, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Colombia

From denial to diversification: the insides and outsides of Afro-Chilean studies

Montserrat N. Arre Marfull, Universidad Austral de Chile/Universidad de Lisboa
Paulina M. Barrenechea Vergara, Universidad de Concepción, Chile

Afro Colombian studies: a balance of an heterogeneous field

Pedro J. Velandia, Universidad del Rosario, Colombia
Eduardo Restrepo, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana.

Studies on Afrodescendants in Central America. Leaving oblivion behind

Carlos Agudelo, Laboratoire Mixte International LMI –Meso – Urmis, France

Afro-Mexican studies: A historiographical and anthropological review

Maria Camila Díaz y María Elisa Velásquez, Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia, México

Africania and the racial issue in Afro-Cuban studies

Milena Annecchiarico, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Thinking and its place. Epistemological considerations on feminist stand point theories and border thinking

Stefan Pimmer, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Decolonizing Knowledge: An Epistemographical Mise en Place

Dan Wood, Villanova University, USA

The Latin American Institute for Critical Animal Studies as a decolonial project

Iván Darío Ávila, Universidad de los Andes, Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Uniminuto e Instituto Latinoamericano de Estudios Críticos Animales – ILECA, Colombia

Intersectionalities of masculinity, race and class: Notes for a notion of neocolonial masculinities

Mauricio Menjívar, Universidad de Costa Rica

Contemporary trends in social work research and intervention —A proposal

Uva Falla, Sandra del Pilar Gómez y Ramiro Ramírez, Universidad Colegio Mayor de Cundinamarca

The roots of anarchism in Colombia and their relationship to liberalism

Diego Paredes Goicochea, IIGG/UBA/Conicet, Argentina

Agrarian reform as a driver for regional development

José Ambrósio Ferreira Neto, Universidade Federal de Viçosa, Brasil
Roseni Aparecida de Moura, Universidade Federal de Tocantins, Brasil
Nathália Thaís Cosmo da Silva, Universidad Santiago de Compostela, España
Ada Luz Villadiego Arrieta, Universidade Federal de Viçosa, Brasil

Kwesx kiwes peykanha fxiçenxi yuwe: towards an intercultural understanding of Nasasa’s struggle for Mother Earth, territory and their political-religious cosmovision

Luis Aurelio Yonda Yuluçx (Resguardo Nasasa de Caldono)
Josef Drexler (Universidad de Munich), Jairo Tocancipá-Falla (Universidad del Cauca)

Tolerance and human rights in Uruguay

Estela Valverde, University of Sydney/Macquarie University, Australia
Jane Hanley, Macquarie University, Australia

Politics and (in)discipline. Why does Viveiros de Castro shake us?

Alex Martins Moraes, Centro de Investigaciones Sociales - Instituto de Desarrollo Económico y Social, Argentina
Juliana Feronatto Mesomo, Universidad Federal de Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil