Time, Power, and Resistances in Latin America: Narratives, Democracy, and Global Reconfigurations (Spanish Version)

Cuellar, Yolier Izquierdo; Forteza, Yasmani Pérez; Villar, Erika Alfonso

Time, Power, and Resistances in Latin America: Narratives, Democracy, and Global Reconfigurations (Spanish Version)

Edited by Yolier Izquierdo Cuellar, Yasmani Pérez Forteza and Erika Alfonso Villar

in South American Publishing Books from South American Publishing

Date: 2026
ISBN: 978-9915-704-16-6
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Chapters in this book:

A radio station that marches with the times: Idael Valdés Martínez
Coaching for personal growth as an emerging practice in México City: Tania Guadalupe Álvarez Ramírez
Configuration of the revolutionary political subject: anti-fascist and anti-racist movement in Argentina: Maicol Stiven Vanegas Nieto and Mariela Diaz Sandoval
Dynamic and conscious citizenship education: an ongoing task in Cuba’s educational system: Ernesto Cué Licea
Educational reforms and gender emancipation in the 19th century: a comparative study between Spain and China: Xingxing Xu
Eusebio Leal Spengler on Cuba-Mexico bilateral relations from the cultural links (2000-2006): María del Carmen Iglesias Dubé and Daniel Alejandro Álvarez Fernández
From recovery to reconfiguration and concept construction: a proposed theoretical framework for addressing gender-based violence against trans women: Manuel Vázquez Seijido
Historical and Contemporary Transformations of Religious Phenomena in Guanabacoa: Syncretism and Territorial Identity: Julio César Arranz Flores and Brenda García Herrera
How have some presidents co-opted electoral bodies in Latin America?: Mónica Macías Güel
Inequality and democracy in Mexico: redistributive policies and institutional risks: Karen Mayumi López Santillán
Interdependence between social temporalities and narratives in the Argentine audiovisuals Memoria del saqueo (2004) and Shok: crónicas del saqueo (2024): Roxana Romero Rodríguez and Mayra Sánchez Medina
Media discourses and tourism in El Salvador: image construction and narrative transformation (2022-2024): Haniel Valdés Velázquez
Motifs, topics, commonplaces and characters of the traditional oral narrative in Zumpahuacán: the influence of the Mexican Revolution: Azucena Ruiz Vásquez
Negotiating the new world order: alternative mechanisms in geopolitical reconfiguration and the exclusion of Europe: Mauricio de Jesús Noyola Cuello
Organizational intervention in the municipal tourism department of San Luis Potosí capital city: Bismario Saldiña Silvera, Raúl E. Padilla Morales and Dayron Martínez Rodríguez
Politics from below: the central de trabajadores de la Argentina (CTA) as an agent of social transformation: Gloria Claudia Lucero
Processes of cooperative organization. A look at cooperatives framed in social programs in the city of Corrientes, Argentina (2014-2017): Valentina María Salome Fortunato
Reforming the United Nations Organization 80 years after its creation from the global south: Antonio Lougiani Castillo Garcidueñas
Situated thinking and feminist resignifications in Mexico: from differences to common ground as an educational horizon for global justice: Daniela Armenta Hernández
Study on women in politics in Latin America: Adriana Lauren Infante Pupo
Teachers as transformative intellectuals: an approach to Henry Giroux’s proposal: Juan Pablo Martínez López
Teaching and the right to education: a reflective exercise regarding the Pilar CDMX program: Ireneo Posada Velazquez
The Biopower and Necropower of the National Security Doctrine Guatemala and Chile (1963-1973): Jessica G. Dalmán Velasco
The homeland is thus formed. Cultural construction of national identities and their logics of exclusion-inclusion: Danna Güeto Morelo
The right to higher education in Mexico: between optimistic norms, complex policies and adverse realities: Mara Karina Mendoza Hernández
Violence, Gender and Morality. A reflection on Cuba: Aliuska Brizuela Vega
What the wall shouts: graffiti as subaltern expression and epistemic resistance at UNAM: Arwen Mirierid Aldazaba Degaldillo and Tenoch Vázquez Hernández

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DOI: 10.62486/978-9915-704-16-6

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