Educational Research in Latin America. Studies on Teacher Training, Innovative Practices, and Institutional Governance (Volume I)
Keywords:
social sciences; humanities; Latin America; critical thinking; interdisciplinaritySynopsis
This book brings together twenty-one research studies that address, from a critical and situated perspective, the main challenges facing the social sciences and humanities in Latin America. Through disciplinary and interdisciplinary approaches, it analyzes topics such as artificial intelligence in public management and justice, religious pluralism and state secularism, financial sustainability of public universities, female entrepreneurship, Venezuelan migration, critical epistemologies of communication, orality and the revitalization of indigenous languages, green extractivism, micro-corruption, quality of life measurement, academic commodification, gender stereotypes in sports, intercultural legal medicine, pretrial detention and human rights, social sports entrepreneurship, the crisis of the humanities, and structural barriers in health. This work is essential for understanding the region’s tensions and alternatives.
Chapters
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Introducción. Horizontes del pensamiento crítico. Ciencias sociales y humanidades en la encrucijada latinoamericana
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Artificial Intelligence and Public Management in Peru
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Religions, indigenous spiritualities and new sociocultural movements in Latin America: Pluralisms in dispute and tensions with the secular state
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Financial sustainability and governance in public universities in Latin America
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Justice and Artificial Intelligence: Challenges, Opportunities, and Applications in Judicial Decisions
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Factors of Peruvian Female Entrepreneurship: A Qualitative Analysis
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The Unfinished Journey: Migration and Integration Experiences of Venezuelans in Lima
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Emancipatory Horizons of Social Communication: A Bibliographic Review of Latin American Critical Epistemologies and Their Articulation with Human Rights
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Strategic Human Talent Management and Job Performance as Pillars of Organizational Development
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Orature. Oraliture. Oralitura. Meanings and Diverse Linguistic Contexts of a Terminology Between Worlds
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¿Transición o transformación? Desafiando la “transición ordenada” de la minería verde a través de las experiencias en Portugal y Ecuador desde una perspectiva de puntos de apalancamiento
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“Revitalization is also poetry in Mapuzugun.” Bastián Chandía Millanaw or Mapuche Poetry as a Space of Linguistic Hegemony
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Public University, Territory and Development in Latin America
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Micro-corruption at Invisible Tolls and the Learning of Negotiated Order in Huamanga
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Psychometric Trends in the Measurement of Quality of Life in Latin America: Instruments, Validations, and Methodological Challenges
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Cognitive and Affective Capitalism: Two Sides of Academic Mercantilization
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Gender Stereotypes in Social, Educational, and Sports Contexts among Latin American University Women
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Vulnerable Populations and Forensic Medicine: A Bibliographic Review of Gaps in the Incorporation of Intercultural and Intersectional Perspectives
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The Exclusion of the Analysis of the Right to Family and Work Impacts the Exceptional Nature of Pretrial Detention in the Santa Judicial District, 2026
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Market Analysis of a Social Enterprise Aimed at Reducing Women’s Inequity in Sports
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The Crisis of the Humanities in Latin America: Meaning, Power and Future in Dispute
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Health Exclusion and Patient Rights: A Review of Economic, Cultural, Institutional, and Technological Barriers
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