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The article outlines a multidisciplinary theoretical-conceptual and methodological proposal for the study and support of what we have conceptualized as transnational social movements of migrants, made up of people affected by the consequences of migration: migrants, former migrants, immigrants, migrants in transit, and or their family members. These groups protest against the effects of temporary worker programs and base their struggles on injustices such as dispossession, abuse, discrimination, labor arbitrariness, exploitation, and disappearances of migrants. They shape their speeches from emotions such as grief, annoyance, indignation, and mourning for their missing relatives. All this added to the struggle for recognition and respect for social, economic, political, and cultural rights for migrants and their families. The multidisciplinary proposal is based on the historiographic line History of the Present Time; the 'restoration of historical memory' proposal is taken up from the studies of memory; and to analyze the future of the struggles the study of social movements is resorted to a theoretical pluralism. On the methodological level, oral history is proposed for the collection and treatment of testimonies, and through Participatory Action Research (PAR), it's proposed that greater rapprochement and eventual accompaniment of these groups be sought. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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El objetivo de este artículo es analizar la metodología desarrollada para conocer los factores que determinan la permanencia o re-emigración a EU de los jóvenes retornados en Sinaloa, México. La metodología planteada se enfoca a obtener información sobre cómo las experiencias, el contexto local, los fondos de conocimiento y la identidad de los jóvenes universitarios determinan la permanencia o re-migración a EEUU de los jóvenes que retornan a México y se encuentran estudiando en la Universidad Autónoma de Sinaloa. Se diseño una metodología mixta en tres fases: una cuantitativa, con la realización de una encuesta representativa; una segunda fase cualitativa, con entrevistas semiestructuradas a los jóvenes encontrados en la encuesta, estudiantes del último semestre de su licenciatura; y una última fase, consiste en un estudio longitudinal y un grupo focal, entrevistando a los jóvenes un año después y ya graduados de la universidad, que se encuentran en Sinaloa y otros en EU. La metodología arroja resultados muy completos para interpretar las variables y categorías de análisis propuestas y puede ser replicada en distintos contextos regionales. Entre los hallazgos más importantes, encontramos que el estatus de ciudadanía no es lo único que los caracteriza como transnacionales, los jóvenes que no tiene doble nacionalidad y que dejan a su familia nuclear en EUA, tienen prácticas transnacionales, especialmente aquella que tiene que ver con el contacto constante y por tiempo prolongado con sus padres y hermanos que se quedan allá. Asimismo, encontramos características de un transnacionalismo emocional (Wolf, 2002) ya que si pudieran y se diera la oportunidad de regresar a EUA lo harían, sus identidades y sentimientos nacionales están vinculados a su experiencia migratoria en ambas naciones. The purpose of this article is to analyze the methodology developed to know the factors that determine the permanence or re-emigration to the United States of young returnees at the Universidad Autonoma of Sinaloa. The methodology proposed focuses on obtaining information on how the experiences, the local context, the knowledge funds and the identity of young college students determine the permanence or re-emigration to the United States of young people who return to Mexico and are studying at the Universidad Autonoma of Sinaloa. A mixed methodology was designed in three phases: a quantitative one, with the performance of a non-probabilistic survey with quota sampling; a second qualitative phase, with semi-structured interviews with some young people found in the survey, students in the last semester of their bachelor's degree; and a final phase consisting of a longitudinal study, interviews with young graduates and a focus group. The methodology yields very complete results to interpret the variables and categories of analysis proposed and can be replicated in different educational contexts at the elementary and secondary levels. The challenges to complete our research objectives are related to the institutional obstacles encounter to obtain permits and carry out the survey, which is resolved by contacting the students through snowball technique. We also faced a context of health contingency due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we had to conduct interviews by Google Meet, Skype or Zoom. Another challenge was to find the people surveyed and interviewed to continue with the longitudinal study, in this case it was possible to contact them by WhatsApp and email.

The purpose of this article is to analyze the methodology developed to know the factors that determine the permanence or re-emigration to the United States of young returnees at the Universidad Autonoma of Sinaloa. The methodology proposed focuses on obtaining information on how the experiences, the local context, the knowledge funds and the identity of young college students determine the permanence or re-emigration to the United States of young people who return to Mexico and are studying at the Universidad Autonoma of Sinaloa. A mixed methodology was designed in three phases: a quantitative one, with the performance of a non-probabilistic survey with quota sampling; a second qualitative phase, with semi-structured interviews with some young people found in the survey, students in the last semester of their bachelor's degree; and a final phase consisting of a longitudinal study, interviews with young graduates and a focus group. The methodology yields very complete results to interpret the variables and categories of analysis proposed and can be replicated in different educational contexts at the elementary and secondary levels. The challenges to complete our research objectives are related to the institutional obstacles encounter to obtain permits and carry out the survey, which is resolved by contacting the students through snowball technique. We also faced a context of health contingency due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we had to conduct interviews by Google Meet, Skype or Zoom. Another challenge was to find the people surveyed and interviewed to continue with the longitudinal study, in this case it was possible to contact them by WhatsApp and email. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The aim of this case study is to analyze the migratory flow in the Amazon region, considering cross-border migratory trends from a diachronic perspective. The evolution of the mobility of Amazonian countries by nationality and territorial entity of destination is observed, especially considering Brazil, Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia, based on a review of the geographical, political, and economic aspects. In the first section, we address delimitations, inaccessible territories, and cross-border, documenting it since the eighteenth century. In the second section, we give an account of the main contemporary trends, in which the difficulty of the state to populate and control remains the existing connection between their localities and the political and economic centers in the interior and exterior of each country. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Realizamos um levantamento extensivo da presença da dimensão transnacional na construção dos problemas e recortes em pesquisas sociológicas nas últimas décadas. Quer seja tratado como noção transversal e analítica, quer seja como mero atributo ou característica do objeto em questão, o levantamento aqui apresentado quantifica artigos (revistas nacionais de fator de impacto CAPES A1 e A2 para Sociologia) e teses e dissertações (Catálogo CAPES) que, de alguma forma, tenham considerado a dimensão transnacional dos fenômenos sociais na construção do enfoque entre o final dos anos 1990 e o início dos anos 2020, com especial atenção para os trabalhos relacionados com os temas da Sociologia da cultura. A intenção é realizar uma discussão sobre a relevância dessa escala de observação na agenda de pesquisa da disciplina, afinal, o fato de que determinadas práticas sociais são efetivadas por meio das fronteiras nacionais tem implicado de modo específico sobre as pesquisas em Ciências Sociais? Houve crescimento na presença e na relevância dessa esfera de análise nas pesquisas ao longo dos últimos anos? Bem como, houve alguma alteração significativa no interesse pelas implicações desse fator sobre os fenômenos analisados? Esse levantamento preliminar buscará ensaiar responder a essas questões e sugerir algumas interpretações.

El presente artículo se enfoca en la ambivalencia que obtiene la casa en cuanto hogar en El árbol de la gitana (1997) de Alicia Dujovne Ortiz como motor de la búsqueda de un sentido de pertenencia, por tanto del desplazamiento y, en fin, de la narración, que conduce a las rutas que la protagonista emprende para acercarse a sus raíces. Basándose en el concepto de la casa según Gaston Bachelard y el de la topografía transnacional según Federico Besserer, el análisis subraya la importancia que representa la ausencia de casas de infancia para los desplazamientos y los cuentos de la protagonista. Se pondrá en evidencia cómo el motivo de la casa como lugar anhelado, pero irrealizable, está inherentemente vinculado a la actividad de escribir como necesidad existencial, actividad que se convierte en una reconstrucción transnacional de la historia familiar. Se demostrará, además, cómo el árbol al revés sirve de metáfora de la topografía transnacional familiar y por ende del sentido de pertenencia que la propia narradora reconstruye.

El presente artículo tiene como objeto llevar a cabo un análisis sistemático en el estudio de la producción literaria de autoras latinoamericanas que escriben en Estados Unidos y Europa, en el siglo XXI. Con ese objetivo, plantea un corpus a partir del cual examina tanto la identidad autorial y los procesos de subjetivación, como las condiciones de producción y circulación de las obras. El análisis muestra además cómo se produce la globalización del hispanismo en nuevos espacios migratorios, y evidencia la tensión de esta literatura con el canon hegemónico de los distintos países en los que se origina, más aún cuando, escribir en español significa utilizar la lengua como resistencia.

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Este artículo constituye una primera aproximación al cristianismo chino en España a partir de un estudio de caso en el área metropolitana de Barcelona. Se contextualiza el fenómeno del cristianismo chino a través de una mirada que incorpora la esfera de lo local y lo transnacional, así como una comprensión de la práctica religiosa como hecho social. En base a una investigación cualitativa, este artículo da cuenta de los orígenes y lógicas organizativas de las iglesias cristianas chinas presentes en el área y de sus dinámicas sociales y retos actuales. Finalmente, se subraya la importancia del contexto migratorio, en el cual se inscriben, tanto a nivel de la experiencia individual como en su condición de comunidad religiosa.

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AZEVEDO, Joaquim. Sistema Educativo Mundial: ensaio sobre a regulação transnacional educacional. Vila Nova de Gaia: Fundação Manuel Leão, 2007.

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Este trabajo se propone analizar, desde una dimensión transnacional, un tópico particular en relación con la sexualidad y el amor libre presente en el movimiento anarquista: el problema de los celos. Para ello, se focaliza en el estudio de las intertextualidades entre distintxs referentes del anarquismo, haciendo hincapié en la circulación de ideas y conexiones desde y hacia Argentina. La prensa vinculada con el anarquismo individualista y, particularmente, una obra del médico anarquista Juan Lazarte sobre los celos, conforman el corpus documental que nos permite evidenciar cómo la crítica al monopolio sexual no estuvo desvinculada de la lucha contra el Estado y el capital.

Un personaje sueña con irse y el otro piensa en volver. Los separa la edad, la experiencia vital y su capacidad para habitar el pasado o el futuro. Los une la migración, el destino insular y una azotea. Este artículo se propone realizar un análisis de las películas Regreso a Ítaca (Laurent Cantet, 2014) y El techo (Patricia Ramos, 2016) que contemple cómo determinados aspectos narrativos, estéticos y de puesta en escena contribuyen a la configuración de imaginarios en torno a los procesos migratorios e identitarios. Con este fin, se recuperarán algunas reflexiones teóricas en torno a cuestiones como los imaginarios sociales, el cine y lo transnacional, y se estudiará la construcción de personajes y la configuración de cronotopos en el texto fílmico.

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O texto pretende fazer algumas considerações sobre o neofascismo brasileiro como fenômeno “tardio” no contexto global da galáxia neofascista contemporânea.

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The particularities of the path of the Roma people are part of a total world project, which manifests and determines itself differently in the path of ethnicity and territory. The (re)knowledge of this ethnicity, therefore, must be understood from its diversity. The territory of tradition is epistemology and method. A symbiosis or opposition is perceived between a supranational cultural identity and local, regional, and parental identities, in non-dichotomous interchangeable environments. This territorial particularity resumes in constant, an identity in motion, on the earth. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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El presente artículo reflexiona sobre las relaciones de las literaturas hispanoamericana y española desde el Modernismo, centrándose en la transformación de la novela en los sesenta, a partir de un estudio de la genealogía de la obra de Juan Goytisolo. El trabajo tiene tres partes: una parte metodológica muy breve, que introduce el concepto de Norma literaria en relación con el de sistema-mundo. La segunda parte, muy amplia, enmarca las transformaciones literarias en literatura española desde finales del XIX, tomando como eje un ensayo de 1964 de Octavio Paz sobre Rubén Darío, contextualizando su argumentación como dependiente del boom; otra dedicada a situar a Juan Goytisolo en el mapa general, primero, pero fundamentalmente en la bisagra entre el realismo social y la nueva novela.

Tomamos literalmente las palabras incluidas por las autoras en la presentación del libro, la síntesis que ellas mismas realizan del contenido del ensayo, que luego se despliega a lo largo de casi cuatrocientas páginas. “El tao, los jardines zen, la pintura a la tinta, la caligrafía, los haikus o La gran ola de Hokusai se encuentran en el origen de los movimientos vanguardistas del siglo xx, de la arquitectura moderna, de las performance de artistas tan icónicas como Marina Abramović o Yoko Ono o del arte urbano de Banksy. Encorsetados por academicismo decimonónico, los artistas occidentales necesitaban un nuevo lenguaje para expresar el imaginario contemporáneo y lo encontraron en la fusión de las vanguardias artísticas con la filosofía, la estética y las tradiciones centenarias de Asia Oriental, que insuflaron una nueva vida a la creatividad artística de Occidente. Pilar Cabañas y Matilde Arias rastrean estas interacciones creativas y nos ofrecen una investigación multidisciplinar y detallada sobre la decisiva influencia que el taoísmo, el budismo zen y el ukiyoe han ejercido en las representaciones artísticas de Occidente”.

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The early twentieth century saw the emergence of an avant-garde culture, which marked a turning point in the literary history of Spain. Until recently, the dominant approach to Spanish avant-garde poetry has been a generational one. Critics have mainly focused on male poets identified with the Generation of 1927, which has been seen as a predominantly Spanish phenomenon. This study takes a different approach by questioning Spain's exclusion from studies of the transnational avant-garde. By looking at literary circles and avant-garde magazines, this article provides an insight into the transnational exchanges between Spanish and Latin American women poets, who shared an aesthetic approach and engaged with avant-garde themes. It also examines the correspondence between Carmen Conde and Ernestina de Champourcín and highlights their connections to Alfonsina Storni, Gabriela Mistral, Juana de Ibarbourou, and Delmira Agustini. A study of the transatlantic connections among these women poets aims to offer a better understanding of the influences on their work, the impact they exerted beyond national borders, and the mediating role they played across cultural and geographical boundaries. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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La sed de oro nos dejará sin agua: megaminería transnacional de oro en ecosistemas de recarga hídrica (Ecuador).

Agua y energía: la disputa por la soberanía en Paraguay. Entrevista a Sara Costa.

Autoconvocadxs Tunuyán por el Agua. Entrevista a Benche Galdame.

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This article examines the transnational activism of the Directorio Revolucionario Estudiantil (Revolutionary Student Directorate, DRE), a group of exiled Cuban anti-Castro students. In the wake of the Bay of Pigs invasion, with CIA funding, the DRE attempted to challenge student support for the Cuban Revolution in Latin America and elsewhere in the global South. This article uses the DRE's trajectory to rethink the 1960s as a period of anti-communist, as well as leftist, youth ascendancy. It challenges the idea that Cuba garnered universal youth support, stressing instead that the Cuban Revolution helped turn student politics into a key battleground of the Cold War. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Esboçar uma definição de história em quadrinhos é uma tarefa inglória. À historiografia cabe, antes, investigar suas manifestações em diferentes contextos, apresentando abordagens que possibilitem interpretá-las historicamente e ressaltando os diversos usos possíveis desta expressão gráfica. Exploramos aqui o estudo dos quadrinhos informado por um olhar atento às circulações e trânsitos envolvendo artistas e obras, sem ignorar suas implicações no campo dos imaginários e das representações. Em outras palavras, se, por um lado, uma série de temas em torno das operações de deslocamentos se impõe um como tema de pesquisa, por outro lado tais discussões sugerem que reflitamos sobre como tais deslocamentos podem ser representados e mesmo se constituem enquanto um componente central da própria estética dos quadrinhos. Fragmentada e marcada pela articulação de imagens em sequência, os quadrinhos possibilitam aprofundar o debate sobre o transnacional, por meio de tópicos envolvendo os trânsitos e as transações culturais em seus diversos níveis. Buscamos analisar tais caminhos a partir de uma análise bibliográfica, refletindo sobre os caminhos que levaram à organização do dossiê "Quadrinhos nas Américas em perspectiva transnacional"

Esta nota analiza la posición de la literatura infantil y juvenil de América Latina a nivel internacional. Por un lado, el objetivo es mostrar la evolución de la posición de la LIJ latinoamericana gracias al desarrollo y la diversidad de la producción de libros infantiles y juveniles en América Latina, en particular en México, Colombia, Argentina y Brasil. Y, por otro lado, se pretende explicar por qué, a pesar de todo, su posición sigue siendo periférica en cuanto a las principales instancias internacionales de consagración de este tipo de literatura (IBBY, Feria Internacional del Libro Infantil y Juvenil de Bolonia, Biblioteca Juvenil Internacional de Múnich). Se pretende así poner de relieve, desde el punto de vista de la sociología de la literatura, las relaciones de dominación (entre lenguas y naciones) que rigen la literatura infantil y juvenil.

This article proposes a functional and practical algorithm for updating university teaching programs on the subject of public administration and its incidence in the development of the societies of the contemporary world, through the identification of the vulnerabilities of the globalization process and their corresponding consequences for the national States of today. This is concatenated with the way in which these processes should be perceived from a critical perspective by the university student of our time. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This note analyzes the position of children's and youth literature in Latin America at the international level. On the one hand, the objective is to show the evolution of the position of the Latin American children's literature thanks to the development and diversity of the production of children's and youth books in Latin America, particularly in Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, and Brazil. On the other hand, we aim to explain why despite everything, its position continues to be peripheral in terms of the main international bodies for the consecration of this type of literature (ibby, Bologna Children's Book Fair, Munich's International Youth Library). Thus, it is intended to highlight from the point of view of the sociology of literature the domination relations (between languages and nations) that govern children's and youth literature. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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