Trashumante-Revista Americana de Historia Social
Scope & Guideline
Bridging Disciplines in the Study of History
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Social Movements and Activism:
The journal consistently addresses themes surrounding social movements, particularly student activism, labor struggles, and grassroots political engagements across Latin America, reflecting the region's dynamic socio-political landscape. - Historical Narratives and Identity:
It emphasizes the exploration of historical narratives that contribute to identity formation and the understanding of cultural practices among different social groups, highlighting how these narratives have evolved over time. - Interdisciplinary Approaches:
The journal employs interdisciplinary methodologies, integrating perspectives from sociology, anthropology, and cultural studies to provide a comprehensive understanding of historical social phenomena. - Gender and Social Inequalities:
A significant focus is placed on the intersections of gender, race, and class, examining how these factors influence social hierarchies and historical experiences within Latin American societies. - Colonial and Postcolonial Studies:
The journal includes studies that critically analyze colonial histories and their lingering effects on contemporary social issues, thereby contributing to postcolonial discourse.
Trending and Emerging
- Student Activism and Political Engagement:
Recent publications have highlighted the role of student movements in shaping political landscapes, particularly in the context of Latin America’s history of protests and social change, showcasing a resurgence of interest in youth-led activism. - Gender Studies and Feminist Histories:
There is a growing emphasis on gender studies, with increasing attention to women's roles in social movements and historical narratives, reflecting broader global trends towards feminist historiography. - Environmental History and Social Justice:
Emerging themes related to environmental concerns and their social implications are gaining traction, indicating a recognition of the interconnectedness of environmental issues and social justice within historical contexts. - Cultural Memory and Historical Narratives:
The exploration of how collective memories shape cultural identities is becoming more pronounced, with studies focusing on the representation of history in media, literature, and public discourse. - Transnational Histories and Connections:
There is an increasing interest in transnational histories that examine the connections between Latin America and other regions, particularly in the context of migration, cultural exchange, and shared struggles.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Economic History:
There has been a shift away from traditional economic history topics, such as trade and agricultural practices, in favor of more socially focused narratives. This indicates a broader trend towards understanding social dynamics rather than purely economic factors. - Militarization and Warfare Studies:
While the journal has published works on military history, the frequency of papers specifically addressing militarization and its direct impacts on society seems to be decreasing, suggesting a potential waning interest in this area. - Conventional Political History:
Themes centered around prominent political figures and events are less prevalent, indicating a shift towards grassroots movements and social histories that explore broader societal impacts rather than individual political narratives. - Focus on Major National Histories:
The journal appears to be moving away from extensive studies solely focused on major national narratives, opting instead for localized studies that explore community and regional histories.
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