Pluralismo agonista en la internacionalización de los estudios latinoamericanos de la comunicación: reflexiones a partir de la práctica
Autores/as
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Martín Becerra
Universidad Nacional de Quilmes
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8844-8664
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Florencia Enghel
Universidad de Jönköping
https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4760-754X
Resumen
Este artículo examina las prácticas de circulación de la producción teórica en el campo de estudios de la comunicación y los medios en la actual fase de internacionalización, y revisa las relaciones problemáticas entre Sur y Norte. En base a la revisión crítica del proceso de edición de un número especial de una revista prestigiosa del campo disciplinar producida en inglés, reflexionamos acerca de los límites estructurales que influyen en la peculiar presencia y ausencia de producciones latinoamericanas e hilvanamos un conjunto de lecciones sobre los (des)encuentros entre el sistema de publicaciones científicas angloparlante y los estudios latinoamericanos, y los desafíos que estos implican para la internacionalización de los estudios de comunicación.Palabras clave:
América Latina, estudios en medios y comunicación, internacionalización, pluralismo, división Norte/SurReferencias
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Zarowsky, M. & Justo Von Lurzer, C. (2018). Communication Research in Argentina (2001– 2015): Between Expansion and Intellectual Intervention. Communication Theory, 28 (2), 202–223.
