Latin America

Call for contributions to Cuadernos de SEPLA Paraguay

The Board of Directors of the Society of Political Economy of Paraguay invites you to collaborate in the edition of the SEPLA Notebook chapter Paraguay. The editorial requirements, as well as the e-mail address for the reception of articles are found in the poster below:   In summary, the contributions should focus on the Paraguayan current oulook, and present: 7,000 to 9,000 characters with spaces Times New Roman font, size 12 points Space between lines of Short titles and subtitles Footnotes, footnotes (the indispensable ones; these are not academic texts)
Leer más/Ler mais
Latin America

Capitalist crisis: a look from the political economy Live – SEPPY

The Political Economy Society of Paraguay celebrates 10 years of its foundation and we want to celebrate with you. We invite you to the conversation cycle 'the capitalist crisis: a look from the political economy. Analysis of the last decade ' Monday, June 22 at 7:00 pm (UTC-04:00) Facebook Live from SEPPY page Enter, react and share the event: We count on your participation!
Leer más/Ler mais

SEPLA Declaration in solidarity with The teaching workers of the FACSO – UNA

SEPLA Declaration in solidarity with The teaching workers of the FACSO - UNA The Latin American Society for Political Economy and Critical Thought, SEPLA, expresses its rejection to the arbitrariness that takes place in the recently created Faculty of Social Sciences of the National University of Asunción, which are expressed in the lay-off of 27 teaching workers of the subject Professional Approach, of which 24 are women, some with more than 20 years of practice teacher, thus affecting elementary labor rights such as job stability and a decent retirement. SEPLA stands in solidarity with the Union of Workers of the Faculty of Sciences Social of the National University of Asunción (SITRAFACSO - UNA), and observes with regret what We understand as a clear union persecution that has gained strength in the region in the framework of the neoliberal advance. We urge the FACSO government bodies to retrace the path of union persecution and resume dialogue between all parties with a clear commitment to building the knowledge and social ethics, through democratic, plural institutional management, open to debate of ideas accordingly in a public university with outstanding debts to paraguayan society and its future perspective. We encourage FACSO - UNA teaching…
Leer más/Ler mais
12