Critical sociology

All Items

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

  Colectivo Etcétera

  273-278

• Sexuality and young women born into Muslim families. A phenomenological study 457 415

  Alicia Sedano Santiago

  55-96

• 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

• Society, family and education A critical view from the Master's degree in Secondary Education and Vocational Training, Branch of Economy, Business and Trade 2030 1195

  Alejandra Villalba Muñoz

  77-96

• Strengthening teacher development from its autonomous public space 710 339

  Eduardo Cavieres Fernández, María Helena Michels

  61-76

• The alarming erosion of scientific publication 793 726

  Enrique Sahagún Alonso

  1-38

• The attention advantage: how Internet companies profit from the uninformed consumer 729 607

  Olivia Llanio

  1-44

• The cement of ideology. Facing the nihilism of the society of the spectacle 388 319

  Antonio Orihuela

  519-541

• The essence of “pathological polarization” in postmodern society 428 250

  Ana María Ruiz-Ruano García, Jorge López Puga

  324-359

• The food, energy, and technology industries as primordial ecocidal neofascism 401 177

  Rosa Mas González

  240-281

• The key themes of the ecosocial crisis that activism itself silences: diets, degrowth and demography, or the 3D puzzle of extinction 453 164

  Jaym*/Jaime del Val

  310-368

• The latent, the diffuse. The destruction of truth that opens the door to fascism 680 741

  Julio Fernández Peláez

  477-518

• The rapist is you. Rotten society, scientific dictatorship, Modern School, pedagogical principles... and a journal 1266 1224

  Antonio Nadal Masegosa

  1-34

• The silence in the classrooms: how teacher abuses come to light 665 586

  Ana Herán Ventanas, Laura Martínez Sánchez

  165-200

• The subsidised education as a factor of educational inequality: A situated approach from school choice in A Coruña, Spain 539 343

  Antía Salgueiro Basadre, Águeda Simais Lorenzo

  360-410

• The truths of “Animal Welfare Law”: the reality that demands action, not excuses 532 421

  Natalia Pérez Muñoz

  476-505

• The university autonomy that failed The case of the only public university of Guatemala 676 1309

  Andrés Arnal Martínez

  52-60

• The University FROM Gaza: how to survive a genocide from science and research 542 244

  María José Lera, Raéd Husseim AlHajjar, Ameer Nisser Alareer, Radwan Abed-Alrahman Aburukb, Adela Muñoz-Páez

  1-51

• Trump, Neo-Fascism and Pre-Emptive Fascism: the barbarism of intensified oligarchic Western capitalism 607 1519

  Dave Hill

  45-81

• We work for war: the Military-Industrial Complex in your city. The ERiS Case in Forlì (Italy) 211 112

  Campaña No ERiS

  686-715

• When research is suspiciously dishonest: Chairs funded by polluting companies, greenwashing, and genocide washing 690 131

  José Galindo Gómez

  282-309