AN INTERPRETIVE METHODOLOGY FOR THE STUDY OF THE SOCIAL MOVEMENTS. BOUNDERIES AND CULTURE. A VISION FROM MEXICO by Villafuerte Valdés, Luis Fernando

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Empowerment of social movements: alternative of warranty of human rights against citizenship as individualistic and excluding policy identity at the service of neoliberalism by Carreño Blanco, Luz Elena

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THE FRUIT OF MAY: HISTORIC REVIEW OF STUDENT MOVEMENT IN LATIN AMERICA IN THE BEGINNING OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY by Lima Jardilino, José Rubens

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The labor reform implemented during the second government of Alfonso López Pumarejo by Toscano, Óliver Mora

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AGAINST MEMORY DESPOLITIZATION. INTERVIEW WITH CARLOS ANTONIO ROJAS AGUIRRE: 40 YEARS AFTER MAY 68 by Correa Ramírez, John Jaime

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Urban workers, students, and guerrillas write history against the grain in the Brazilian society of 1968 by Bauer, Carlos

Subjects: “…social movements; armed struggle; history of social movements; 1960s, social movements; resistance to the military regime…”

Ayni Llajta: Community Work as the Foundation of the Democratization Process in Bolivia by Prieto Ruiz, Ómar Jerónimo

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Student movements in Brazil and Mexico in 1968: comparative analysis of their demands by Donoso Romo, Andrés

Subjects: “…Social movement…”

Indians, people, people of African descent in sectors and independence of the government of Popayán by Llano, Alonso Valencia

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Public Education, university autonomy and political change: Notes for the analysis of the university movement in Chile, 2011 by Molina Bravo, José

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Community environmental education and the struggle for water by Pelacani, Bárbara, Kassiadou, Anne, Camargo, Daniel Renaud, Sánchez, Celso, Stortti, Marcelo

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Taking memory by force. A review of «Los dos demonios (recargados)» (The two demons (reloaded), by Daniel Feierstein. Buenos Aires: MAREA, 2018, 272 p by Toledo Bugarini, Diego Alejandro

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The new political subject: autonomy and heteronymy with special reference to the citizen peace movement by Sandoval, Luis

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Emerging political identities: indigenous teachers as a collective subject in Mexico and Colombia (Colonies- 1990) by Rodríguez Ugalde, Diana Cecilia

Subjects: “…bilingual education; teacher training; cultural identity; social movement; Journal History of Latin American Education…”

Education in rural popular movements: state of the art by Palumbo, María Mercedes

Subjects: “…Journal History of Latin American Education; Social Movement; Training, State of the Art; Latin America…”

Rethinking the Historiography of the Spanish Civil War: Multifarious approaches to a contested past by Pérez Baquero, Rafael

“…To understand the currents of these debates, this paper echoes these groundbreaking approaches and attempts to illuminate how the influence of the social movement of «historical memory» has led Spanish historians to question their assumptions and endorse a more heterodox and interdisciplinary approach to engaging with the history of the Spanish Civil War.…”

Afrocolombian Ethno- education: Concepts, obstacles, patriarchy and sexism, Apropos of the 20th anniversary of the General Law of Education 115 of 1994 by Meneses Copete, Yeison Arcadio

“…Secondly, it is proposed a debate from the popular and institutional constructions of the afrocolombian social movement on Ethno-education for considering difficulties and possibilities over the last 20 years. …”

Critical education, speaking the truth, and acting back by W. Apple, Michael

“…On the contrary, their power and potential aremagnified when they are intimately connected with the social movements and struggles thatgive life to them.…”

The electoral system of distribution figure. A system that must change by Higuera Jiménez, Diego Mauricio

“…The current system of distributed figure of the visibility of the minorities, anchors of the social movements and in the long run does not contribute in the strengthening of the institutions.  …”

The Student Movement as an Object of study in the Colombia and continental historiography: Notes for a balance and a research agenda by Acevedo Tarazona, Álvaro, Samacá Alonso, Gabriel

“…Latin America was not stranger to the big changes in a time known for cultural social movements and student protests. Today is not yet known a balance about the Continental Historiography of this event. …”