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-The Role of Fear in History: Heterophobia and mass paranoia in the making of racist violence-
-The Spectacle of Violence in Contemporary Mexico: From femicide to juvenicidio (young killing)-
-The stray reason and the new manifestations of criminal issue-
-The Taint of Violence: insurgent voices in Brazilian Black Theatre-
-The urgency of public policies for Latin American LGBTQ+ artists-
-The Venezuelan detective novel: approaches to a criminal canon-
-“They want to shatter the table”: terrorism and dialogue-
-Transformations in Contemporary Migrations in Mexico (2000-2019). An Approach to Violence and to the Process of Application for Asylum-
-Twice Dead: The Story of the Life and Image of Celestino Cente or Edmundo Camana-
-University and Security. Events, Situations, and Communities-
-Urban Space, Narratives of Contempt and “Social Cleansing” in Bogotá-
-Urban Space, Narratives of Contempt and “Social Cleansing” in Bogotá-
-US-Mexico Border Militarization and Violence: Dispossession of Undocumented Laboring Classes from Puebla, Mexico-
-Variables that impact on violence in Bogota neighborhoods-
-Violence - Emergence: a scenario of confrontation-
-Violence against black population / the poor in Brazil and some reflections on the problem-
-Violence against women and femicide: two sides of the same genocidal strategy-
-Violence against women: a war of the sexes in the arena of the class struggle-
-Violence and democracy as linked concepts. The Argentine case-
-Violence and Justice in UNASUR’s Institutional History. From the Early Optimism to the Fragile Cooperation Combating Criminality-
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