Daniel Mato
Biographic Data
| ID | 5456541 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Daniel Mato |
| GIVEN NAMES | Daniel |
| FAMILY NAME | Mato |
| SIGNATURE | MATO D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Central University of Venezuela |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 42 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Estudiantes indígenas en la educación superior: Avances y pendientes
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Todas las industrias son culturales: Crítica de la idea de “industrias culturales” y nuevas posibilidades de investigación
Aunque las categorías “industrias culturales” y “consumo cultural” resultan útiles en valiosas publicaciones, no están exentas de problemas. Este texto muestra cómo su uso obstruye algunas posibilidades de investigación y cómo dejar de usarlas abre nuevas posibilidades. Destacar el atributo “cultural” de algunas industrias y consumos, en particular, oculta la relevancia cultural de todas las demás industrias y consumos, y así se obstaculiza el es…
Universidades indígenas de América Latina: Logros, problemas y desafíos
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There is no 'universal' knowledge, intercultural collaboration is indispensable
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All Industries Are Cultural: A critique of the idea of ‘cultural industries’ and new possibilities for research
While the conceptual categories of cultural industries and cultural consumption have been useful tools that have yielded valuable insights in a number of studies, they, nevertheless, pose certain problems. This text argues how their usage, in fact, obstructs certain research possibilities. Highlighting the 'cultural' character of certain specific industries and forms of consumption can also limit, if not impede altogether, the possibilities of an…
Diversidad cultural e interculturalidad en educación superior: Experiencias en América Latina
Transnational Networking and the Social Production of Representations of Identities by Indigenous Peoples' Organizations of Latin America
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On the making of transnational identities in the age of globalization: The US Latina/o‐‘Latin’ American case
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African Form and Imagery: Detroit Collects
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Towards a Microphysics of the Transnational (Re)Organizing of Latin American `Civil Societies' in the Age of Globalization
On Global and Local Agents and the Social Making of Transnational Identities and Related Agendas in "Latin" America
1997). On Global and Local Agents and the Social Making of Transnational Identities and Related Agendas in "Latin" America. Identities: Vol. 4, Transnational Processes/Situated Identities, pp. 167-212
On Global and Local Agents and the Social Making of Transnational Identities and Related Agendas in "Latin" America
1997). On Global and Local Agents and the Social Making of Transnational Identities and Related Agendas in "Latin" America. Identities: Vol. 4, Transnational Processes/Situated Identities, pp. 167-212
Transnational Networking and the Social Production of Representations of Identities by Indigenous Peoples' Organizations of Latin America
This article discusses how some current transnational relations between global agents and indigenous peoples' organizations in Latin America impress the representations of identities and associated ideas of these organizations in combination with being useful in the achievement of these organizations' goals for their peoples. Such a discussion serves two main purposes: (1) to contribute to the development of a theory of social change in the curre…
There is no 'universal' knowledge, intercultural collaboration is indispensable
Within some significant circles, where hegemonic representations of the idea of ‘science’ are produced, certain orientations of scientific research are carried out, and science and higher education policies are made and applied, references to the alleged existence of two kinds of knowledge, one of which would have ‘universal’ validity, and ‘the other’ (in fact the several others) would not, are frequent and do have crucial effects over our academ…
Towards a Microphysics of the Transnational (Re)Organizing of Latin American `Civil Societies' in the Age of Globalization
On Global and Local Agents and the Social Making of Transnational Identities and Related Agendas in "Latin" America
1997). On Global and Local Agents and the Social Making of Transnational Identities and Related Agendas in "Latin" America. Identities: Vol. 4, Transnational Processes/Situated Identities, pp. 167-212
On the making of transnational identities in the age of globalization: The US Latina/o‐‘Latin’ American case
Representations of a transnational US Latina/o—'Latin’ American identity are being produced and circulated by multiple social actors. The development of representations of this transnational identity does not have any particular pre‐assigned meaning. Speculations about whether it may result in being more or less strategically beneficial are also taking place, but ‘for whom?’ and ‘how?’ become the obvious questions. The overall argument presented …
African Form and Imagery: Detroit Collects
This work presents 75 pieces of sculptural art in various mediums from across sub-Saharan Africa, including masks, carved figures, furniture, ceramics and jewellery. Brief entries accompany each object, none of which predates the 19th century, placing the art in context
Transnational Networking and the Social Production of Representations of Identities by Indigenous Peoples' Organizations of Latin America
This article discusses how some current transnational relations between global agents and indigenous peoples' organizations in Latin America impress the representations of identities and associated ideas of these organizations in combination with being useful in the achievement of these organizations' goals for their peoples. Such a discussion serves two main purposes: (1) to contribute to the development of a theory of social change in the curre…
Diversidad cultural e interculturalidad en educación superior: Experiencias en América Latina
All Industries Are Cultural: A critique of the idea of ‘cultural industries’ and new possibilities for research
While the conceptual categories of cultural industries and cultural consumption have been useful tools that have yielded valuable insights in a number of studies, they, nevertheless, pose certain problems. This text argues how their usage, in fact, obstructs certain research possibilities. Highlighting the 'cultural' character of certain specific industries and forms of consumption can also limit, if not impede altogether, the possibilities of an…
Universidades indígenas de América Latina: Logros, problemas y desafíos
Este texto incluye algunos fragmentos del artículo “Movimiento Indígena, Educación Superior e Interculturalidad con Equidad”, publicado en Nueva Sociedad no 227
There is no 'universal' knowledge, intercultural collaboration is indispensable
Within some significant circles, where hegemonic representations of the idea of ‘science’ are produced, certain orientations of scientific research are carried out, and science and higher education policies are made and applied, references to the alleged existence of two kinds of knowledge, one of which would have ‘universal’ validity, and ‘the other’ (in fact the several others) would not, are frequent and do have crucial effects over our academ…
Todas las industrias son culturales: Crítica de la idea de “industrias culturales” y nuevas posibilidades de investigación
Aunque las categorías “industrias culturales” y “consumo cultural” resultan útiles en valiosas publicaciones, no están exentas de problemas. Este texto muestra cómo su uso obstruye algunas posibilidades de investigación y cómo dejar de usarlas abre nuevas posibilidades. Destacar el atributo “cultural” de algunas industrias y consumos, en particular, oculta la relevancia cultural de todas las demás industrias y consumos, y así se obstaculiza el es…
Indigenous Peoples and Higher Education
The topic of indigenous peoples and higher education encompasses an increasingly important field of experiences associated with the struggles of indigenous peoples and human rights movements around the world. It involves the institutional practices of universities and other institutions of higher education worldwide, as well as governmental and intergovernmental agencies, nongovernmental organizations, private foundations, and sectors of various …
Estudiantes indígenas en la educación superior: Avances y pendientes
Political science (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Law (6 works) · Latin Americans (4 works) · Social science (4 works) · Anthropology (3 works) · Art (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Globalization (3 works) · Indigenous (3 works)