In recent years, export horticulture for European markets has been promoted across sub-Saharan Africa as a rural development strategy. International donors and local governments argue […]
Category: Sociology
When Science Belongs to Everyone. A Sociological Exploration of the Innovative Process of Citizen Science
Science and technology have become inextricably intertwined with people’s daily lives, profoundly influencing social relations, habits, lifestyles and work activities, and exerting a substantial influence […]
Manufacturing Informality. Global Production Networks and Informalized Labour Regimes in Europe’s Peripheries
Informalized employment persists and emerges in new forms in advanced and developing economies alike despite its widespread costs in terms of precariousness, unfair competition, and […]
Woman Today. Comparative Sociological-juridical Research on Gender Inequality
Research on gender inequality uses limited and sectoral areas as a reference. A team of scholars, academics and researchers from fourteen different countries – Cuba, […]
Society and the City: The Dark Sides of Social Innovation
Is there a connection between the increasingly widespread concept of social innovation and the success of today’s model of capitalist regulation? According to most studies […]
Choose Decide Change. Why the World Forgets to Do Things
Choosing, deciding and changing constitute the common thread of everything that we want and that we do. The deep transformation of all social system, in […]
Future Humanism
The theme of this pamphlet is the knowledge, reread in its own origins and in the transformations of the middle-global world where the deep meaning […]
Women and Peace. A new training model for a culture of inclusion
The book aims to propose a training model on peace mediation, with women as protagonists. One of the characteristics of this text is combining training […]
In-security. The Communication of Fear in the Mid-global Era
Mid-globality is the time of the “not occurring”. The uncertainty of not existing–in all its individual, social, institutional and economic aspects—is dizzyingly transforming the social […]
