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Alternautas (2026)
ISSN 2057-4924 · University of Warwick · 207 artikel di indeks
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Governing the Revolution: A Foucauldian Critique of Passive Revolution in Bolivia
This dialogue offers a Foucauldian critique of Angus McNelly's (2023) Gramscian analysis of passive revolution in Bolivia under Evo Morales. While McNelly's framework rigorously illuminates elite adaptation and the incorporation of social movements into the state, it operates at the top-down level…
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Driven by Theory, Missing the Mark
In a recent review of my book Now We Are in Power in Alternautas, Elias Moises Sanchez Flores offers a ‘Foucauldian critique of passive revolution in Bolivia’. For Sanchez Flores (2026: 1), passive revolution in my book ‘operates at the top-down level of political structure, foregoing a…
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The cultural-political utopia of Amefricanity
This paper is a reflection on the cultural-political category of Amefricanity, created by Brazilian intellectual and activism Lélia Gonzalez in the 1980s. Considering that Latin America is one of the most important cultural categories in the US today, this reflection stems from the question: what…
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Instrumentalising Indigenous Differences: Modernity’s Ultimate Cul-de-Sac
This is a critical examination of the contemporary comprehension of difference, focusing particularly on one of its most violent expressions: the systematic and often brutal instrumentalisation of Indigenous peoples in the wake of mainstream development and the ongoing encroachment upon Indigenous…
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The far-right in the Southern Cone: from the military dictatorships to the recent right-wing turn
The aim of this text is to analyze the recent rightwing turn in Southern Cone countries or, more precisely, towards the far-right. I intend to explain the recent context by exploring three strategies of analysis: first, conferring a historical density on the phenomenon of the rebirth of the…
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Book review of: Vania Bambirra, (1978). Teoría de la dependencia: una anticrítica. Ediciones Era. México D.F.
In her 1978 short book Teoría de la Dependencia: Una Anticrítica Brazilian scholar Vania Bambirra responds to the most prominent critiques during the middle of the ‘70s about Dependency Theory. In line with a fertile trend in Marxist critical literature, she attempts to turn critiques on its head…
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Fellowships as Commons: Governance, Refusal, and Community Archives in Brazil
This article develops fellowship-as-commons as a transdisciplinary research methodology grounded in Afro-Brazilian community archives and Black Atlantic knowledge networks. Drawing on long-term engagement with the Zumví Photographic Archive in Salvador, Bahia, terreiro-based memory practices and…
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Diálogo de saberes a través de la cartografía participativa para evidenciar los impactos del cambio climático en comunidades rurales de Oaxaca y Chiapas
En México, las comunidades indígenas y rurales tienen una estrecha relación con el clima y sus modos de vida; por lo tanto, se considera que son las más vulnerables ante los cambios en el clima, especialmente los relacionados con el cambio climático o la variabilidad climática. Este trabajo implicó…
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Researcher roles in transdisciplinary projects: Latin American perspectives
Transdisciplinary research often requires researchers to go beyond their traditional roles and assume additional responsibilities, acting as self-reflective researchers, knowledge intermediaries, process facilitators, or even change agents or activists. While the challenges associated with these…
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Articulating a place of resistance: Mapping otherwise in the Middle Yanuncay River Basin, Ecuador
This paper examines how rural communities in the middle Yanuncay River basin in the southern Ecuadorian Andes construct and mobilise a sense of place in response to extractive and territorial threats. In this study, the notion of sense of place is articulated through the collective process of…
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Commoning a "Dead" River in Colombia: Assessing Collaborative Research and Curatorial Methodologies through the RÍO BOGOTÁ Project
Emergent scholarship offers generative conceptual frameworks for rethinking human-river relations—such as "river commons" and "riverhood" (Boelens et al., 2023), and hydrocommons cultures (Blackmore, 2022a; 2025b). By contrast, a gap remains in the empirical assessment of the changes generated by…
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Rooting Transdisciplinarity in Research and Higher Education Institutions through communities of practice: Insights from El Colegio de la Frontera Sur, Mexico
In the face of today’s multiple crises, transdisciplinarity has established itself as a key paradigm for transforming both scientific practice and driving social change. However, despite its growing relevance, its integration into research and higher education institutions is progressing slowly…
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Transdisciplinary Principles at Work in Latin America: A Comparative Analysis of Participatory Research Tools
There is limited understanding of how transdisciplinary research (TDR) tools used in Latin America contribute to the implementation of transdisciplinary principles, such as Effective Communication, Knowledge Co-Production, and Long-Term Impacts. This gap matters because, as transdisciplinary…
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Co-production in the Amazon: Navigating Academic Structures and Changing Local Contexts
This article examines the practice of co-production from the perspective of researchers involved in the LINKAGES Project (Local Knowledge for a Grounded (Bio)Economy in the Amazon). The project brings together a transdisciplinary team of researchers, practitioners, and producers, and comprises six…
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Co-designing Indigenous Land-Recovery Projects from the Ground up in the Americas
This article shares Indigenous pedagogical and epistemological insights from two of a series of Indigenous land-based workshops designed to promote Indigenous Nation-to-Nation engagement for the activation of the governance value of Traditional Ecological Knowledge in climate action and…
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Introduction to the Special Issue Transdisciplinary research around Latin American commons: exploring tools and methods
Climate change, biodiversity loss, growing inequalities, and the expansion of extractive economies have exposed the limitations of conventional approaches to sustainability research (Rakowski et al., 2025). These interconnected crises require forms of knowledge production that move beyond…
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Building a collective identity of the river: lessons learned from transdisciplinary research in the Caoní River basin, Ecuador
The Caoní River watershed, located within the Pichincha Chocó Andino Biosphere Reserve in northwestern Ecuador, is a territory affected by deforestation dynamics and water pollution. In response, citizen groups have mobilized to protect the river as a living entity through the creation of the…
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“This Is Not America”: Restagings of the Cold War through Embodied Memory
This paper explores resonances of Cold War resistance to dictatorship in Latin America in the work of Puerto Rican activist and artist, Residente. By analysing a music video, This Is Not America, released in early 2022, I explore the ways in which political projects of the Cold War are brought to…
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Towards a new dialectics of dependency theory
Dependency theory is arguably the most important theoretical tradition to emerge from Latin America. Functioning as a vital source of counter-representation and contestation, it challenged the prevailing developmental orthodoxies of the time. During its heyday in the 1960s and early 1970s it served…
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Recovering Historical Memory and Collective Knowledge: Strengthening Resilience in Ecuador’s Chota Valley in Response to Water Scarcity Challenges
This study examines the historical transitions, struggles, practices, and political participation related to irrigation water governance in Afro-Ecuadorian communities and their impact on redefining hydrosocial territories in the dry Chota Valley of the Ecuadorian Mira River Basin. In recent years…