Critical history

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• A Brief Essay on Two Files for Counter-Histories: An Investigation into the History of Anarchism and an Activist Editorial Project in the Present, from Prison 414 224

  Federico Fabián Ternavasio

  506-538

• Abuse, incivility, and toxic culture in academia: An emerging area of research? 330 211

  Gregorio González Alcaide

  52-109

• Barricades, Molotov Cocktails, Fires, and Explosive Attacks. Contributions to a Typology of Political Violence in Contemporary Chilean Anarchism (2004–2019) 293 138

  Felipe Guerra Guajardo

  201-239

• Bolivia: On Change, “Indigenous Peoples,” and Racialized Structural Reactionary Violence Against the Indigenous Population (2006 - 2026) 258 276

  Emma Lazcano Dávalos

  532-577

• Commodification, Familiarization and Time: A Comparative Study of Welfare States with a Gender Perspective. 673 781

  Jose Ignacio Torres Romero, Nicolás Ureña Bautista, Alejandro Granado Bejarano

  250-304

• Communicative action and immunity in the face of sexual abuse in the CREA academic cult: an anthropological analysis 677 617

  Ramón González-Piñal Pacheco

  110-164

• Coup or Farce: Observations on Legal and Political Aspects of the Anarchist Insurrection of 1918 541 696

  Eduardo de Oliveira

  63-133

• Deeds Not Words: The Story of Women’s Rights, Then and Now, by Helen Pankhurst. Didactics, education, fight. 557 462

  Lucía Olmo de la Torre

  416-420

• Denazification process in Malaga (1945-1948) 720 669

  Lucía Prieto Borrego

  76-97

• Editing the Revolution: Feminine Cartographies of Anarchist Culture... Anarchist Women Editors: Political Biographies in the Feminine 228 177

  Nicolás Falcón Mennuti

  857-887

• Education, exile, and teaching in Sahrawi refugee camps 921 893

  Amira Sidahmed Mohamed-Fadel

  317-342

• Elites, think tanks and their influence on educational policies: the case of Inter-american Dialogue 1479 943

  Mauro Rafael Jarquín-Ramírez, Enrique Javier Díez-Gutiérrez, Eva Palomo-Cermeño

  1-45

• Ending impunity for sexual abuse at university: The Flecha-CREA case 2483 4531

  Vicky Bolaños Huertas

  1-54

• Five historical and current keys to understand Palestine 1058 1215

  Jorge Ramos Tolosa

  215-223

• From class society to neoliberal mass society: Social and cultural transformations driven by Chilean neoliberalism 431 185

  Camilo Reyes Valle

  205-247

• From Malatesta to Standing and the control of time as the creation of a new precarious class 370 166

  Pietro Cea

  539-565

• García Lorca: another view. Fraud and myth. Editorial advance 868 665

  José Antonio Fortes Fernández

  224-231

• García Lorca: Fraud and endless history 251 120

  José Antonio Fortes

  857-887

• History, Memory and Testimonies: the exodus of the Malaga population 730 775

  Lucía Prieto Borrego

  305-320

• Irreversible robotisation of citizenship (Virus, necrophagous capitalism and optimisation of democratic fascism) 480 342

  Pedro García Olivo

  292-316

• Manifesto for the repeal of the agreements with the “holy see” 191 85

  Europa Laica

  900-909

• Max Stirner and G. W. F. Hegel on the “Struggle for Recognition” in education 592 400

  Tony Burns

  144-167

• NGOs: subsidized solidarity in the 21st century too 379 155

  Colectivo Etcétera

  273-278

• Political and socio-historical context of teachers in Chile Analysis from their identity 873 443

  Claudia Carrasco Aguilar, Antonio Luzón Trujillo, Verónica López Leiva

  35-51

• Social transformations and the offensive of the neo-fascist right in Argentina: A political-pedagogical analysis of the State, labor, and education 254 131

  Marisa Bolaña, María Esther Basualdo

  819-857