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Call Numbers 8 (second half of 2010) and 9 (first half of 2011)

Call to publish articles, research advances, reviews, documents and testimony in the numbers 8 and 9 of the journal Social Studies, New Age

Publishing Studies Department Regional Cultural

Studies Division of Culture

University Center for Social Sciences and Humanities

University of Guadalajara

Blog: http://estudiossocialesudeguadalajara.blogspot.com/

complete

Materials: http://www.publicaciones.cucsh.udg.mx/pperiod/estsoc/index.htm

Deadlines for receipt of manuscripts:

31 JANUARY 2010 for the number 8

AND JUNE 30, 2010 for the number 9

Emailing: revista.estudiossociales

@ gmail.com

Social Studies, New Era is a scholarly journal published biannually by the Department for Regional Cultural Studies (DECR), University of Guadalajara. Its content, focusing on Social Sciences and Humanities, is multidisciplinary and reflects a wide range of perspectives as they do not favor a thematic, disciplinary, theoretical or methodological approach in particular, or favoring a rigid regional orientation. The journal welcomes articles produced from any social science discipline and original research that favor social analysis to address problems in other disciplines.

presentation rules for collaborations appear in the magazine's blog: http://estudiossocialesudeguadalajara.blogspot.com/

Dog Swallowed Excedrin

Call Numbers 8 (second half of 2010) and 9 (first half of 2011)

Call to publish articles, research advances, reviews, documents and testimony in the numbers 8 and 9 of the journal Social Studies, New Age

Publishing Studies Department Regional Cultural

Studies Division of Culture

University Center for Social Sciences and Humanities

University of Guadalajara

Blog: http://estudiossocialesudeguadalajara.blogspot.com/

complete

Materials: http://www.publicaciones.cucsh.udg.mx/pperiod/estsoc/index.htm

Deadlines for receipt of manuscripts:

31 JANUARY 2010 for the number 8

AND JUNE 30, 2010 for the number 9

Emailing: revista.estudiossociales

@ gmail.com

Social Studies, New Era is a scholarly journal published biannually by the Department for Regional Cultural Studies (DECR), University of Guadalajara. Its content, focusing on Social Sciences and Humanities, is multidisciplinary and reflects a wide range of perspectives as they do not favor a thematic, disciplinary, theoretical or methodological approach in particular, or favoring a rigid regional orientation. The journal welcomes articles produced from any social science discipline and original research that favor social analysis to address problems in other disciplines.

presentation rules for collaborations appear in the magazine's blog: http://estudiossocialesudeguadalajara.blogspot.com/

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Issue 4: Second half of 2008

SOCIAL STUDIES

No. 4
December 2008


Presentation

SECTION DEBATE
anthropology of religion. Contributions for Development in Latin America. Elio Masferrer Kan


thematic sections: essays on religion and change

New offers, new quests. The paths of transformations etnicidady Guambiano religiosity Juan Diego Demer

Protestant fundamentalism and the resistance tardíacontra the theory of evolution in U.S. Mauricio Schoijet


SECTION ARTICLES
Among the narrative and experience: readings from cancer
Natalia Luxardo
The historical pattern of migration in the municipality of Pahuatlán, Puebla Leticia Rivermead, Eugenia D'Aubeterre

State and public insecurity in Mexico: the cases of state action Alberto Arellano

democracy shortcuts Samuel Schmidt


RESEARCH ADVANCES SECTION
The culture of teacher training: the case of software technical school logoen 40 of Guadalajara, Jalisco Sergio Ansaldo

TESTIMONIALS SECTION

Montaigne, education, and my father Jorge Orlando Melo


BOOK REVIEWS
Michel de Montaigne. Two essays on education Jorge Orlando

Martha Ruffini. The survival of the Republic may on national territories: power and citizenship in Rio Sebastian Martin Black Bergia. Florence Blue Prina

Juan Diego Ortiz. The choice of the poor in the era of globalization
Alicia Jiménez Ocampo
About the authors

presentation standards

Public Indoor Basketball Gyms In Nj

Issue 4: Second half of 2008

SOCIAL STUDIES

No. 4
December 2008


Presentation

SECTION DEBATE
anthropology of religion. Contributions for Development in Latin America. Elio Masferrer Kan


thematic sections: essays on religion and change

New offers, new quests. The paths of transformations etnicidady Guambiano religiosity Juan Diego Demer

Protestant fundamentalism and the resistance tardíacontra the theory of evolution in U.S. Mauricio Schoijet


SECTION ARTICLES
Among the narrative and experience: readings from cancer
Natalia Luxardo
The historical pattern of migration in the municipality of Pahuatlán, Puebla Leticia Rivermead, Eugenia D'Aubeterre

State and public insecurity in Mexico: the cases of state action Alberto Arellano

democracy shortcuts Samuel Schmidt


RESEARCH ADVANCES SECTION
The culture of teacher training: the case of software technical school logoen 40 of Guadalajara, Jalisco Sergio Ansaldo

TESTIMONIALS SECTION

Montaigne, education, and my father Jorge Orlando Melo


BOOK REVIEWS
Michel de Montaigne. Two essays on education Jorge Orlando

Martha Ruffini. The survival of the Republic may on national territories: power and citizenship in Rio Sebastian Martin Black Bergia. Florence Blue Prina

Juan Diego Ortiz. The choice of the poor in the era of globalization
Alicia Jiménez Ocampo
About the authors

presentation standards

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Articles received until 2008

Since 2007, Social Studies resurfaced and has been growing stronger thanks to contributions submitted by various scholars from different social issues. In such a way that the items received have been few, and the level of those letters has been top notch.

Here are some graphs that represent the Social Studies evolution N u eva Ep oca (click on image to view actual size).

Repair Torn Leather Sofa

Articles received until 2008

Since 2007, Social Studies resurfaced and has been growing stronger thanks to contributions submitted by various scholars from different social issues. In such a way that the items received have been few, and the level of those letters has been top notch.

Here are some graphs that represent the Social Studies evolution N u eva Ep oca (click on image to view actual size).