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Volume 9 – 2026
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Editorial
Publishing in the open: an opening editorial for Volume 9
Vivette García-Deister
About the cover for volume 9
Valeria C. Otálora, Jaime E. Cuellar, and Óscar Moreno-Martínez
Book Review
Friction as method: a Latin American reading of Digital Culture Shock
José A. Guridi
Cowards don’t make history. Participatory Action Research (PAR) does
Pedro Reynolds-Cuéllar
Ontology hides: epistemology, philosophy, and assemblages in a more-than-human world
Francisco Vergara-Silva, and Alfredo Saynes-Vásquez
Original Article
Constructing categories, shaping transitions: the institutionalization of bioinputs in Argentina
Andrés Oscar Pedro Mondaini
“The project doesn’t exist!”: an ecology of non-projects in coastal Peru
Chakad Ojani
Data-enabled co-production: a situated dynamic of AI research at a Mexican university center
Gabriela Elisa Sued, and Eduardo Robles-Belmont
What “counts” as reliable data? Nahua science and the tlapohualiztli (reading) of earth and sky
Kelly S. McDonough
The “Havana Syndrome”: atmospheres of anxiety and neurological states
Denielle Elliott, and Alexandrine Boudreault-Fournier
Speaking for nature? Irreduction and demo-genesis in Bruno Latour
João Vasco Coelho
Thematic Cluster: Negotiating and Objectifying Scientific Knowledge to Establish Standards and Measures in Latin America
Standardizing underreporting: scale-making in Brazil’s syphilis epidemic
Eduardo Zanella
“Tero science”: producing evidence in the south for developing regulations in the north
Ezequiel Sosiuk
Artificial intelligence, judicial archives, and transitional justice: analysis of the Quiñones Case in Chile
Hugo Rojas Corral, Antonia Fonck, Darwin Sanhueza, Domingo Mery, and Jocelyn Dunstan
Decoding community participation: standardization and control in a Mexico’s cold war-era development program
Joel Vargas Domínguez
Between knowledge and politics. Negotiating and objectifying standards and measures in Latin America
Pablo Kreimer
Thematic Cluster: Tracing the Past, Mapping the Present: Digital Methods in Latin American Cultures
Web platforms as repositories of audiovisual memory: the opportunities and pitfalls for accessing televisual heritage in Colombia
Enrique Uribe-Jongbloed, and Carlos Gutiérrez-González
Datafication infrastructures. Reference approaches and methodological discussions for studying digital records of serious human rights violations
Víctor Hugo Ábrego
Hans Rausing Scholarships at King’s College London
Archaeology and Its Avatars: Science and Culture in Latin America

By Jorge Coronado and Alexander Herrera Wassilowsky
Northwestern University Press, 2026
