Vol. 29 No. 51 (2022)

• Expediente

  170-173

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Special Issue "University and politics: actors, conflicts and global views"

• University and Politics: Actors, Conflicts and Perspectives From and About the Global South

  Nayla Pis Diez, Guadalupe Seia

  174-187

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• The University of Buenos Aires in the global academic world of the early twentieth century: a preliminary approach

  Pablo Buchbinder

  188-209

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• Southern Cone Student Movements and Capitalist Development in The Late 1800s and Early 1900s: A "New Social Movement Theory" Approach

  Indira Palacios-Valladares

  210-231

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• Politicization of Universities in a Postcolonial Context: A Historical Sketch of Student Political Activism in India

  Soumodip Sinha

  232-252

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• The Uruguayan Student Movement in the Second Half of the Twentieth Century: an analysis of the determinants and consequences of protest tactics through press

  Camille Gapenne , Gabriela Gonzalez Vaillant, Cecilia Muniz , Paolo Venosa

  253-281

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• Unrest with the admissions policy of the University of Costa Rica in the 1960s

  Iván Molina Jiménez

  282-304

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• Border memory: trajectories of Baja California women, from politicalstudent militancy to feminism in the 1960s-1970s

  Sara Musotti, Deise Lisbeth García Niño

  305-325

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• Student Movement and Social Alliance in Argentina, 1966-1976

  Juan Sebastián Califa

  326-348

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• From a ‘Better University’ to a ‘National University’: The Origins of the National University of Patagonia in 1974, Between the Global and the Local

  Gabriel Carrizo

  349-369

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• Democracy, Liberation, Revolution: Discourses and Ideas of Argentine Student Movement During the 1980s

  Yann Cristal

  370-388

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• Dispute for Modernization: Strategies, and Arguments of the Consejo Estudiantil Universitario against the Plan of Rector Jorge Carpizo in México, 1986-1987

  Denisse de Jesús Cejudo Ramos

  389-408

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• Student Movement, Democracy, and Social Change in 21st Century: Reflections about Hong Kong’s Umbrella Movement in 2014

  Mariano Millán

  409-429

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• Student Politics: Remarks for a Research Agenda

  César Guzmán-Concha

  430-448

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• Revewing the political economy of knowledge: the place of colonialism in academic activity

  Nycolas Candido da Silva Lau

  449-468

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• Strategies for student support in university entrance in Argentina in the last two decades. new mechanisms or generalization and visibility of existing actions?

  Mariana Mendonça

  469-489

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Article

• The Immigration and Colonization Council and its Actions in the Brazilian Immigrantion Policy (1938-1945)

  Jesiane Debastiani

  490-507

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• The Financial Difficulties of Portuguese Ambassadors in Rome: Financing Mechanisms and Global Political Strategies

  Luciano Cesar da Costa

  508-526

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• Religiosities, beliefs and magical-religious practices in the formation of globality of Portuguese Empire (16th century)

  Marcus Reis, Angelo Assis

  527-546

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Interview

• A Nova Direita e a empatia crítica do pesquisador

  Renan Pereira

  547-556

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Book review

• Global History, and Sexuality: Notes about the Polish Homosexual Movement Behind the Iron Curtain

  Henrique Cintra Santos

  557-566

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• From Babylonia and Greece to the Hellenistic World A Trans-cultural propose to the Intellectual History

  Santiago Colombo Reghin

  567-574

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