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Tapuya (2026)
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ISSN 2572-9861 · Taylor & Francis Group · 339 artikel di indeks
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Decoding community participation: standardization and control in a Mexico’s cold war-era development program
This study explores the Programa de Obras Rurales por Cooperación (PORC) and Programa de Alimentación Complementaria Rural (PACR) in Mexico from the 1960s to the 1980s, within the context of Cold War geopolitics and community development paradigms. The article examines how technical knowledge and…
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“Commissioned science” as a key element of executive and judicial resolutions in a sociotechnical controversy around mining “impacts”
This paper analyzes the government decision-making process and judicial resolutions during the first months of a socio-environmental conflict surrounding a cyanide spill at the Veladero mine in San Juan. The conflict began in September 2015 as a sociotechnical controversy between the “Jáchal No Se…
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Metal in the dust: a mining air pollution controversy in Chile
Intensive natural resource exploitation in the Atacama region of Chile has worsened air pollution. The instruments and indicators used to measure pollution were developed within a techno-scientific regulatory framework that does not necessarily provide local inhabitants with certainty. Even though…
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Artificial intelligence, judicial archives, and transitional justice: analysis of the Quiñones Case in Chile
This article analyzes the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) for reconstructing historical truth from the archives of Transitional Justice (TJ) in Chile, focusing on the Quiñones Case – a forced disappearance of 1976 documented across 13,283 judicial records. Through a sociotechnical approach, it…
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Data-enabled co-production: a situated dynamic of AI research at a Mexican university center
This article analyzes Artificial Intelligence (AI) research conducted at a Mexican university center as a situated dynamic of co-production, enabled by data-based associations between AI specialists and external actors. Based on sixteen semi-structured interviews with researchers affiliated with…
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“Tero science”: producing evidence in the south for developing regulations in the north
This article introduces the “tero science” hypothesis to analyze the dynamics of knowledge production between the Global South and the Global North. The tero, a small South American bird, sings away from its nest to distract predators and protect its young. Using this analogy, we examine how…
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STS needs deeper frames of participation: historicizing public dialogues with technoscience from Latin America
This article introduces the concept of “deeper frames” to expand how Science and Technology Studies (STS) historicizes public participation with technoscience. While STS has called for sociological and historical “opening up” of technoscientific practices, its engagements with democratic…
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Speaking for nature? Irreduction and demo-genesis in Bruno Latour
This article examines what it means to speak for nature in the Anthropocene, a moment in which the Earth's agencies increasingly reshape political, epistemic, and institutional arrangements. The Anthropocene is approached as a challenge to inherited modes of representation, raising questions about…
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The “Havana Syndrome”: atmospheres of anxiety and neurological states
This paper examines the phenomenon known as Havana Syndrome, first reported by United States embassy staff in Cuba in 2016, as a case study of how collective anxiety and geopolitical tension can produce embodied experiences of harm. Rather than seeking to identify a definitive biomedical cause for…
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Datafication infrastructures. Reference approaches and methodological discussions for studying digital records of serious human rights violations
New methodological approaches to the datafication of reality have emerged in recent years from fields such as Critical Data Studies and Digital Humanities. However, quantitative perspectives remain the default methodological approach for data analysis. At the same time, in countries like Mexico and…
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Web platforms as repositories of audiovisual memory: the opportunities and pitfalls for accessing televisual heritage in Colombia
The televisual history of Colombian public television remains unevenly accessible due to financial and technological barriers in formal governmental archiving, forcing interested parties to rely on YouTube as a de-facto archive. This paper assesses the limitations of existing public platforms and…
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Standardizing underreporting: scale-making in Brazil’s syphilis epidemic
Drawing on STS-inspired approaches to scale-making, this article examines how syphilis was objectified as an epidemiological reality in Brazil. It analyzes the politics and techniques of underreporting standardization, showing a shift from prevalence-based estimates to an internal surveillance…
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What “counts” as reliable data? Nahua science and the tlapohualiztli (reading) of earth and sky
In this article, I explore what “counts” as reliable data in Nahua science by examining how Nahuas systematically perceive and interpret phenomena across earthly and celestial realms. Using sixteenth- and seventeenth-century Nahuatl and Spanish sources, I trace how Nahuas identify signs on the…
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Making data, making objectivity: infrastructures and statistical knowledge in post-revolutionary Mexico (1921–1933)
This article examines how, in post-revolutionary Mexico, the technical infrastructure and administrative procedures of the National Statistics Department made it possible to transform scattered records into standardized, legitimate data. Drawing on documentary sources from 1921 to 1933, the process…
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“The project doesn’t exist!”: an ecology of non-projects in coastal Peru
In this article, I focus on how the members of a Peruvian NGO – specializing in the implementation of fog catchers – mobilized the notion of “the project” to pursue their goals. While the fog catchers were presented by the NGO workers as a water supply system for vulnerable populations on the urban…