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A tribute to Willem Assies (1954-2010) : reflections on his contribution to peasant and indigenous studies.

Cristóbal Kay (Author)

The world-system theory is black and caribbean : capitalism and racism in Oliver Cox’s critical thinking.

Daniel Montañez Pico (Author)

When lions write history : Walter Rodney’s black Marxism.

Roberto Almanza Hernández (Author)

The animal as a means : notes on art zoopolitics.

Paula Fleisner (Author)

"Looking glass creatures" : anti-human politics in Tenniel’s Alice.

Ted Geier (Author)

Intersectionality and social programs for integral care : a critical reading on social intervention.

Giannina Muñoz Arce, Daniela Larraín Salas (Author)

“Of Many Fights” : cows, cowboys, and meat production in southern United States.

Alejandro Ponce de León Calero (Author)

Migrations, collective action and coloniality of knowledge in the field of spanish academia : male and female migrants as invisible/ invisibilized political subjects.

Alberto Arribas Lozano (Author)

The field of studies on history of anthropology in Argentina : current outlook and debates.

María Julia Name (Author)

from “economic extractivism” to “epistemical extractivism” and “ontological extractivism”: a destructive way to know, be and behave in the world.

Ramón Grosfoguel (Author)

Colonialism and archipelagic decoloniality in the Caribbean.

Yolanda Martínez-San Miguel (Author)

Relational taxonomies or upon what Qom people and animals rely to classify themselves.

Celeste Medrano (Author)

The colonial analogy.

Alejandro De Oto (Author)

The ordoliberal problematization of "the social"

Victoria Haidar (Author)

Nature fictions : scientists, indians, and activists.

Carlos Diz, Eleder Piñeiro Aguiar (Author)

On internal colonialism and subjectivity : notes for a debate.

Alejandro de Oto, Laura Catelli (Author)

Introduction to special issue of Tabula Rasa : Orlando Fals Borda and Historia doble de la Costa.

Joanne Rappaport (Author)

Colombian journals of anthropology and social sciences in times of measurements.

Thomson Reuters (Author)