Revista de Estudios Sociales
Scope & Guideline
Connecting Voices Across Disciplines
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Memory and Reconciliation:
The journal frequently addresses themes of memory, forgiveness, and reconciliation, particularly in the context of post-conflict societies like Colombia. This includes examining the psychosocial processes involved in these themes. - Social Justice and Human Rights:
A core focus of the journal is on social justice issues, exploring human rights violations and the experiences of marginalized communities, especially in relation to socio-environmental conflicts. - Indigeneity and Cultural Identity:
The journal publishes work that investigates indigenous rights, cultural identity, and the political dynamics surrounding these subjects, contributing to a deeper understanding of Latin American socio-political contexts. - Political and Social Movements:
Research on grassroots movements, political activism, and collective identities is prominent, highlighting how these movements shape societal change and influence public policy. - Lived Religion and Spirituality:
The journal includes studies on lived religion, exploring how spirituality intersects with daily life, identity, and social organization in Latin America.
Trending and Emerging
- Intersectionality in Social Justice:
Recent publications increasingly emphasize intersectional approaches, analyzing how various identities (gender, ethnicity, class) converge to shape experiences of injustice and resistance. - Queer Studies and LGBTQ+ Rights:
There is a growing body of work focusing on queer studies, particularly regarding LGBTQ+ rights, representation, and activism in Latin America, reflecting broader global movements for equality. - Environmental Justice and Climate Change:
Research addressing environmental issues, particularly in the context of social justice and indigenous rights, is on the rise, highlighting the interconnectedness of ecological and social crises. - The Impact of COVID-19 on Society:
Papers examining the socio-economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly in relation to marginalized communities and policy responses, have become increasingly prevalent. - Memory Studies in Transitional Contexts:
Emerging themes include the study of memory in transitional justice contexts, particularly in relation to victims of conflict and their narratives, indicating a nuanced exploration of reconciliation processes.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Religious Studies:
Research specifically focused on traditional religious practices appears to be waning, with a shift toward examining lived religion and spirituality in contemporary contexts. - Economic Inequality as a Sole Focus:
There has been a noticeable decrease in papers solely addressing economic inequality without intersecting themes of identity, migration, or environmental issues, suggesting a broader approach to these discussions. - Historical Analysis of Past Conflicts:
While historical analyses remain relevant, there is a reduction in papers that focus exclusively on historical events without linking them to current social movements or contemporary issues. - Gender Studies in Isolation:
Studies focusing solely on gender issues without intersectional analysis (e.g., considering race, class, or sexuality) seem to be declining, indicating a trend toward more integrated approaches.
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