CONFLUENZE is an online peer review journal dedicated to Latin American studies in social sciences and humanities.

CONFLUENZE adopts a interdisciplinary perspective through the encounter and dialogue of different approaches taking into account the several cultures of the Ibero-American worlds. Confluenze aims to contribute to advancing the Ibero-American mutual and reciprocal understanding through the production and broad dissemination of research papers in and around the fields of social sciences and humanities from a interdisciplinary point of view. The journal focuses on the Ibero-American regions, but welcomes contributions from neighbouring areas such as the Caribbean, lusophone Africa, North-America and Europe.

CONFLUENZE is indexed, among others, on Scopus, DOAJ, Dialnet, BASE, Scirus, Latindex, MLA, Ulrich's.

Contact: confluenze@unibo.it

 

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The roots of global civil society? Transatlantic Circulation of Ideas between Western Europe and Latin America from the 1920s to the 1970s (Vol. 18 No. 2)

2026-07-02

Coordinators:

Francesco davide Ragno, Università di Bologna (francesco.ragno3@unibo.it) 

Laura Fotia, Università Roma Tre, (laura.fotia@uniroma3.it) 

Languages accepted: English, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish

Deadline: Sep 30 2026

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Vol. 17 No. 2 (2025): Ritual and festive environmental relationality in Ibero-American mountain areas
Published: 2025-12-16

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