Objective: To publish original scientific research and review articles in the social sciences and humanities. Provide a space for the development of critical and decolonizing thinking that positions itself from the experience of issues affecting the epistemic peripheries of the planet. Promote the link between research and active participation in the studied realities.

Audience: Postgraduate professionals or professionals in postgraduate training in the social sciences and humanities. Graduated professionals in the social sciences and humanities with demonstrable experience in the field of study.

Thematic Coverage: All research addressing a social issue from the social sciences and humanities with a critical perspective is welcome. Topics of particular interest include socio-political and socio-environmental issues, human rights, participatory action research, critical pedagogy, political philosophy, historical sociology, critical theory, and intersectionality.