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Diferencias en la efectividad de la cobertura vacunal contra el COVID-19 en dos comunidades zapotecas de Oaxaca, México Montesi, Laura, Reyes-Solís, Iván, Muños-Hernández, José Alberto

Estudios Demográficos y Urbanos

En defensa de una lectura autobiográfica del Retrato del artista en 1956 de Jaime Gil de Biedma Iglesias Arellano, Mariana

Nueva Revista de Filología Hispánica

Experiencia y significados simbólicos de los habitantes de conjuntos urbanos de interés social en México: segregación, diferencia y distinción Moctezuma Mendoza, Vicente

Estudios Demográficos y Urbanos

La influencia de los libros de caballerías en las obras cervantinas sobre el cautiverio Martín Romero, José Julio

Nueva Revista de Filología Hispánica

Dos jardines de la modernidad: India en Octavio Paz López Cafaggi, Carlos Eduardo

Estudios de Asia y África

Culturas en movimiento: migración y difusión-dilución de las creencias en México Delaunay, Daniel

Estudios Demográficos y Urbanos

La política agraria en el Yucatán colonial: las composiciones de tierras en 1679 y 1710 Carrera Quezada, Sergio Eduardo

Historia Mexicana

Del clientelismo político a la contrainsurgencia. La masacre de copreros en Acapulco, Guerrero en perspectiva histórica: 1940-1967 Ávila Coronel, Francisco

Historia Mexicana

“…This article studies and analyzes one of the bloodiest massacres in Mexico in the nineteen sixties, which has been overlooked by the twentieth century historiography. …”

¡A juicio! La estrategia jurídica de México frente a la industria armamentista de Estados Unidos (2021-2024) Pérez Ricart, Carlos, Weigend Vargas, Eugenio

Foro Internacional

“…The strategy materialized in two lawsuits directed against firearms manufacturers, distributors, and retail outlets in the United States.Beyond reconstructing the process through which this Mexican strategy was conceived and subsequently navigated across distinct legal stages, the juridical and political merits of the lawsuits are questioned, and their broader repercussions within the United States are evaluated in the article.The central hypothesis is that Mexico’s litigation strategy constituted a significant innovation in its broader efforts to curb the illicit trafficking of firearms from the United States, representing a qualitative leap in the articulation of foreign policy instruments to address transnational security concerns.In doing so, we aim to enrich scholarly assessments of the López Obrador administration’s foreign policy by highlighting an issue that has been largely overlooked, while also contributing to a deeper understanding of the evolving strategies employed by the Mexican state over the last decade in relation to arms trafficking.…”

¿Desarrollo o ecocidio? Imaginarios sociotécnicos e infraestructura en disputa en la controversia sobre el Tren Maya Bertram , Daniel, Martínez, Nain

Foro Internacional

“…In particular, we underscore the crucial yet often overlooked role of legal channels and institutions in generating, validating, and amplifying imagined futures. …”