Traceable futures: the political temporality of forest facts in Peru’s tropical logging governance

2024-10-3

Algorithms as facts and fabrications: ethnographic stories of factishes from the Costa Rican Caribbean

2024-10-1

The patent and the freezer: putting agrarian facts in their place

2024-9-26

Pliable facts and rigorous fictions: the cognitive persuasions of contemporary Latin American science fiction

2024-9-26

Spectacular generic. Pharmaceuticals and the simipolitical in Mexico

2024-9-4

How to defend science in Argentina and beyond: a view from Chile

2024-8-22

Fact-making in Latin America: reviewing three ethnographies of truth, doubt, and expertise

2024-8-20

What expertise, for what, and whose democratic politics? <b>The Oxford handbook of expertise and democratic politics</b> , edited by Gil Eyal and Thomas Medvetz, Oxford, UK, Oxford University Press, 2023, 592 pp., US $165 (hardback), ISBN: 9780190848927

2024-7-24

Disposability, social security, and the facts of work in Nicaragua’s sugarcane zone

2024-7-22

Merchandising doubt in the periphery: some lessons from the glyphosate debate in Colombia

2024-5-24

A “war on science?” Far-right movements and the disputes over epistemic authority in Brazil

2024-5-16

Milei charges against Argentine science

2024-4-30

Energy sovereignty storytelling: Art practices, community-led transitions, and territorial futures in Latin America

2024-4-5

Green Revolution (not) for all: wheat and irrigation for the history of technology <b>The Globalization of Wheat. A Critical History of the Green Revolution</b> , by Marci Baranksi, Pittsburgh, University of Pittsburgh Press, 2022, 235 pp., USD 55 (hardcover), ISBN: 9780822947349

2024-3-27

Extractivism and the ecology of research infrastructure: digitizing precarious materialities in Iquitos, Peru

2024-3-26

Routledge handbook of the digital environmental humanities <b>Routledge handbook of the digital environmental humanities</b> , edited by C. Travis, D. P. Dixon, L. Bergmann, R. Legg, and A. Crampsie, London, Taylor &amp; Francis, 2022, 556 pp., USD$216.00(hardback), ISBN 9780367536633

2024-3-26

About the cover for volume 7

2024-3-21

On conversation

2024-3-12

Knowledge mobilization in Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM) researchers: an approach to the Mexican national health system

2023-12-13

Table of Contents

2023-12-13

Changes in the landscape, threats, and the struggle of the <i>quilombola</i> communities from Alto Trombetas for their territories

2023-12-11

Seminal ideas for old and new problems in Latin America: José Medina Echavarría and his legacy

2023-12-8

Scalar dissonances, knowledge-making, sense of urgency, and social narratives about the future. Contours of the climate change debate in Latin America

2023-12-7

A new history of sociology? Southern perspectives

2023-12-7

Acknowledgements

2023-12-7

Re-situating Weber-reception in the circulation of knowledge: analyzing the intermediation of Chinese sociologists with overseas trajectory

2023-12-6

Interaction turns in knowledge production: actors, problems and methodologies

2023-12-6

Plantation designs in northern Mozambique: development, struggles and (re)compositions facing the ProSAVANA program

2023-12-6

Entangled collectives: riverine people, landscapes, and emerged infrastructures on a climate change background

2023-12-6

Tracing out scalable landscapes: interpretative layers over plantation designs

2023-12-6

Karl Marx in Brazil: the reading capital of <i>Capital</i> (1958–2014)

2023-12-6

Architecture as fluid technology. The housing blocks by Corporación de la Vivienda of Chile

2023-12-4

Funding of research agendas about the global south in Latin America and the Caribbean: lexicometric and content analysis in Latin American scientific production

2023-12-4

Shaping scientific work in universities in Chile: exploring the role of research management instruments

2023-11-30

Towards pluriversal views of digital technologies: the experiences of community and indigenous radios in Chiapas, Mexico

2023-11-28

Technology of the oppressed: inequity and the digital mundane in favelas of Brazil <b>Technology of the oppressed: inequity and the digital mundane in favelas of Brazil</b> , by David Namer, Cambridge, Massachusetts, The MIT Press, 2022, 218 pp., 35 USD (paperback), ISBN 9780262543347.

2023-11-28

Confronting silences

2023-11-27

Traditional knowledge policy co-production in Colombia and Ecuador

2023-11-7

In favor of a dialogue between political science and <i>Science Studies</i>

2023-11-3

Translating translation

2023-11-2

Citizen science “from the margins”: epistemologies of ignorance in the Movement of Women with Endometriosis in Mexico

2023-10-31

Two analyses of Pratik Chakrabarti's <i>Inscriptions of nature: geology and the naturalization of antiquity</i> <i>Following are two reviews of this book, the first by Maria Paz Almenara Unten, and the second by N. Bucky Stanton</i> <b>Inscriptions of nature: geology and the naturalization of antiquity</b> , by Pratik Chakrabarti, Baltimore, MD, Johns Hopkins University Press, 2020, 280pp., US$57.00 (hardcover), ISBN 9781421438740

2023-10-18

Understanding mechanisms of knowledge co-production in peace research projects supported by international cooperation

2023-10-17

Critical mass: the creation of <i>Pajarero</i> /Birder communities in Mexico for citizen science

2023-10-17

Epistemic activism and the production of spatial knowledge in Argentina

2023-10-4

Pollution, obligation, and care: perspectives from artisanal and small-scale gold mining and farming in rural Colombia

2023-10-4

One alternative health device! A methodological proposal to analyze research projects’ orientation towards national health problems

2023-9-20

Enlarging the knowledge transfer realm through engagement with research stakeholders: a conversation attempt with action research

2023-9-15

“Hecho en México”: a media analysis of the first MRT baby

2023-9-14

Interactive experiences in social science research in Mexico: networking and knowledge mobilization

2023-9-11