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Núm. 11, (December 2025 - June 2026)

Inequality lies at the core of society. It is not just another phenomenon, but the tectonic plate that holds and articulates all other social problems: it aggravates poverty, deepens marginalization, and feeds the expansion of each time more complex violences. It’s deepest effect is the erosion of democratic life, since inequality translates into deprivations that lead to the expulsion of ever wider population sectors from what allows to fully exercise citizenship; among other factors: access to high quality health services, to decent housing and environments with guaranteed public services, and to an effective, impartial, and expedite justice; in short, to a complete and integral exercise of human rights.

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Encuadre

Disability, Rights, and Sexuality. The Urgency of Closing the Inequality Gaps

Gender Inequality. A Feminist Perspective

Income Inequality. Its Social Repercussions in Mexico

Inequalities in Access to Justice in Mexico. A View from Gender and Childhood Perspectives

Inequality at the Crossroad. The Emergence or the Socio-environmental Crisis

Inequality in Indigenous and Afro-Mexican populations. Multiple Dimensions in the Configuration of Social Inequality

North-South Inequalities. Mexican Immigration in the United States’ Labor Market

Policies to Eradicate Economic Inequality in Mexico. The World Bank’s Report of Poverty and Equity in Mexico

Post-capitalist Societies Facing Social Inequality. Two Cases of Resistance

Rights or Privileges? The State and The Inequalities in Mexico

Disability, Rights, and Sexuality. The Urgency of Closing the Inequality Gaps

Gender Inequality. A Feminist Perspective

Income Inequality. Its Social Repercussions in Mexico

Inequalities in Access to Justice in Mexico. A View from Gender and Childhood Perspectives

Inequality at the Crossroad. The Emergence or the Socio-environmental Crisis

Inequality in Indigenous and Afro-Mexican populations. Multiple Dimensions in the Configuration of Social Inequality

North-South Inequalities. Mexican Immigration in the United States’ Labor Market

Policies to Eradicate Economic Inequality in Mexico. The World Bank’s Report of Poverty and Equity in Mexico

Post-capitalist Societies Facing Social Inequality. Two Cases of Resistance

Rights or Privileges? The State and The Inequalities in Mexico

Entrevista

Gender Rights and Diversity. A Never-ending Road. Interview with Siobhan Guerrero McManus

San Ildefonso: Living History. Interview with Eduardo Vázquez Martín

The Inequality Between Welfare and Neoliberalism. Interview with Rolando Cordera

The Multidimensionality of Inequalities. Interview with Enrique Provencio

Gender Rights and Diversity. A Never-ending Road. Interview with Siobhan Guerrero McManus

San Ildefonso: Living History. Interview with Eduardo Vázquez Martín

The Inequality Between Welfare and Neoliberalism. Interview with Rolando Cordera

The Multidimensionality of Inequalities. Interview with Enrique Provencio

Entérate

Algorithmic Biases and Machine Learning. Can Artificial Intelligence Exacerbate Health Inequalities?

Breaking the Silence. Confronting Language Barriers in Healthcare Inequality

From Category to Action. Transformations from Academia

Perspectives and Experiences of Urban Inequality. A Visual and Participatory Research

The Final Teardrop

The Pohualizcalli’s Gaze. Inequalities, Culture, and Disability

The Value of Care. Hematological Cancers in Mexico: A View from Feminist Economics

What Transborder Students Know about Immigration. (That Zoom Bombers Don’t)

Algorithmic Biases and Machine Learning. Can Artificial Intelligence Exacerbate Health Inequalities?

Breaking the Silence. Confronting Language Barriers in Healthcare Inequality

From Category to Action. Transformations from Academia

Perspectives and Experiences of Urban Inequality. A Visual and Participatory Research

The Final Teardrop

The Pohualizcalli’s Gaze. Inequalities, Culture, and Disability

The Value of Care. Hematological Cancers in Mexico: A View from Feminist Economics

What Transborder Students Know about Immigration. (That Zoom Bombers Don’t)

Experiencias

Compared Inequalities in Latin America

From UNAM to the University of Alicante. And, proudly, from Nicolás Romero to Spain

Outside the Canon. Women Philosophers Teaching other Philosophers

Women in Academia. Networks and Mentoring to Empower their Growth

Compared Inequalities in Latin America

From UNAM to the University of Alicante. And, proudly, from Nicolás Romero to Spain

Outside the Canon. Women Philosophers Teaching other Philosophers

Women in Academia. Networks and Mentoring to Empower their Growth

Enfoque

The Walls Speak. From Muralism to Graffiti at UNAM

The Walls Speak. From Muralism to Graffiti at UNAM