Lucero Ibarra Rojas
Biographic Data
| ID | 4219257 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lucero Ibarra Rojas |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lucero Ibarra |
| FAMILY NAME | Rojas |
| SIGNATURE | ROJAS L I |
| AFFILIATIONS | Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5245-3189 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Género y Diálogo de Saberes entre Abogadas Militantes y Actores en la Lucha de Comunidades Indígenas
In this article we explore how we build our relationships with the actors in the struggles of indigenous communities for self-determination, in the negotiation processes with state actors, and in other areas, such as academia or in media engagement, as female militant lawyers and members of Collective Emanticpations. Our analysis is intersectional. We depart from a gender perspective to analyze how gender roles determine certain interactions, but…
A farewell to the lone hero researcher
Criminology have long celebrated the lone hero researcher. Doing and writing up research in solitude has been the key to academic success and institutional promotions. However, the social sciences in general have increasingly moved towards more collaborative ways of doing research, and co-authorship has become more common. In this study, we summarize and discuss the pros and cons of working in teams when doing qualitative research. Drawing upon o…
On Conversation and Authorship
Collaborative methodologies are at the forefront of an academic movement seeking to recognize the way social research emerges out of interaction with social actors involved in the processes studied. However, the question of how this recognition can be expressed through authorship is rarely explored. Even though co-authorship is common in different academic fields, including social sciences, the inclusion of actors involved in the social processes…
What’s yours is mine and what’s mine is mine?
Intellectual property and cultural policy are essential to the practice of cultural rights, however, in both legal frameworks, indigenous peoples have often found that the state has little consideration for their voices and their world views. In contrast, though no more representative of indigenous perspectives, the social sciences, while engaging with indigenous voices, have often treated them as a source to be appropriated with disregard of the…
Community Administration as Cultural Policy
In the town of Oñati (Basque Country, Spain) we find the community project of Eltzia: a public initiative aimed at enriching local cultural life through the articulation of its creative people. Eltzia is enlightening for having a model of organisation that can be related to the Basque Country’s cooperative movement, but also for showing the benefits of popular participation in culture policymaking. This research explores Eltzia as an example of d…
Latin America and the socio-legal perspective of the Oñati International Institute for the Sociology of Law
This article claims that it is possible to think the Oñati International Institute for the Sociology of Law (IISL) as a center point from which to project a perspective on the sociology of law studies regarding Latin America, through the construction of an epistemic universe as methodological strategy to account for the most relevant topics in the development of this field. Although the discussion can only address the work on Latin America produc…
Sociology of Law in Latin America and the Caribbean
This issue of Oñati Socio-legal Series is the result of the discussions and encounters from the workshop Sociology of law in Latin America and the Caribbean: current debates and future perspective. In view of the growth and potential that emerges from the global south realities, we believe it necessary to put forward questions over sociology of law’s state of the art and its expectations for the future in Latin America. We hope that the work agen…
Políticas Culturales y Derechos Culturales a través de los Diablos de Ocumicho / Políticas Culturais e Direitos Culturais através dos Diabos do Ocumicho
En las comunidades rurales de Michoacán, como en muchos estados de México, y especialmente en las indígenas, el sector artesanal es sumamente relevante; no solamente por ser usualmente la tercera actividad económica más importante sino también por constituir un espacio de creación íntimamente ligado con las estructuras sociales de las comunidades. Si bien el grupo de los artesanos suele tener un lugar propio en las sociedades rurales, su desarrol…
On Conversation and Authorship
Collaborative methodologies are at the forefront of an academic movement seeking to recognize the way social research emerges out of interaction with social actors involved in the processes studied. However, the question of how this recognition can be expressed through authorship is rarely explored. Even though co-authorship is common in different academic fields, including social sciences, the inclusion of actors involved in the social processes…
Políticas Culturales y Derechos Culturales a través de los Diablos de Ocumicho / Políticas Culturais e Direitos Culturais através dos Diabos do Ocumicho
En las comunidades rurales de Michoacán, como en muchos estados de México, y especialmente en las indígenas, el sector artesanal es sumamente relevante; no solamente por ser usualmente la tercera actividad económica más importante sino también por constituir un espacio de creación íntimamente ligado con las estructuras sociales de las comunidades. Si bien el grupo de los artesanos suele tener un lugar propio en las sociedades rurales, su desarrol…
Latin America and the socio-legal perspective of the Oñati International Institute for the Sociology of Law
This article claims that it is possible to think the Oñati International Institute for the Sociology of Law (IISL) as a center point from which to project a perspective on the sociology of law studies regarding Latin America, through the construction of an epistemic universe as methodological strategy to account for the most relevant topics in the development of this field. Although the discussion can only address the work on Latin America produc…
Sociology of Law in Latin America and the Caribbean
This issue of Oñati Socio-legal Series is the result of the discussions and encounters from the workshop Sociology of law in Latin America and the Caribbean: current debates and future perspective. In view of the growth and potential that emerges from the global south realities, we believe it necessary to put forward questions over sociology of law’s state of the art and its expectations for the future in Latin America. We hope that the work agen…
What’s yours is mine and what’s mine is mine?
Intellectual property and cultural policy are essential to the practice of cultural rights, however, in both legal frameworks, indigenous peoples have often found that the state has little consideration for their voices and their world views. In contrast, though no more representative of indigenous perspectives, the social sciences, while engaging with indigenous voices, have often treated them as a source to be appropriated with disregard of the…
Community Administration as Cultural Policy
In the town of Oñati (Basque Country, Spain) we find the community project of Eltzia: a public initiative aimed at enriching local cultural life through the articulation of its creative people. Eltzia is enlightening for having a model of organisation that can be related to the Basque Country’s cooperative movement, but also for showing the benefits of popular participation in culture policymaking. This research explores Eltzia as an example of d…
On Conversation and Authorship
Collaborative methodologies are at the forefront of an academic movement seeking to recognize the way social research emerges out of interaction with social actors involved in the processes studied. However, the question of how this recognition can be expressed through authorship is rarely explored. Even though co-authorship is common in different academic fields, including social sciences, the inclusion of actors involved in the social processes…
A farewell to the lone hero researcher
Criminology have long celebrated the lone hero researcher. Doing and writing up research in solitude has been the key to academic success and institutional promotions. However, the social sciences in general have increasingly moved towards more collaborative ways of doing research, and co-authorship has become more common. In this study, we summarize and discuss the pros and cons of working in teams when doing qualitative research. Drawing upon o…
Género y Diálogo de Saberes entre Abogadas Militantes y Actores en la Lucha de Comunidades Indígenas
In this article we explore how we build our relationships with the actors in the struggles of indigenous communities for self-determination, in the negotiation processes with state actors, and in other areas, such as academia or in media engagement, as female militant lawyers and members of Collective Emanticpations. Our analysis is intersectional. We depart from a gender perspective to analyze how gender roles determine certain interactions, but…
Political science (7 works) · Humanities (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Cultural Industries and Urban Development (2 works) · Latin Americans (2 works) · Pedagogy (2 works) · Politics (2 works)