Honduras: Labor Precarity in the Salaried Class During the Model of Neoliberal Accumulation por Pineda Talavera, Mario Enrique

“…This article analyzes how labor relations have become precarious for the salaried class since the neoliberal model of accumulation in Honduras has been in place. In this paper, labor precarity is considered the deterioration and restriction of central labor status for the reproduction of the work force and the betterment of life conditions of the salaried masses. …”
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Challenges and strains in the search for disappeared migrants from Honduras and El Salvador por Martínez-Castillo, Gabriela

“…This research was constructed with families of disappeared migrants who are activists in committees in El Salvador and Honduras. Salvadorans especially were key interlocutors of this study.…”
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The Model of Open Government in Latin America. Parallelism of Public Policies for Transparency and Corruption por Vera Martínez, Martín Cutberto, Rocha Romero, David, Martínez Rodríguez, María Concepción

“…The following article analyzes public policies of administrative reform and related to the institutionalization of access to public information in Mexico, Guatemala and Honduras. It analyzes these policies in relation with the modernization and improvement of public administration and the fight against corruption.…”
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Multiscale juridification of the mining industry: Experiences in Central America and Mexico por Montoya, Ainhoa, Sieder, Rachel, Bravo-Espinosa, Yacotzin

“…Based on ethnography and document analysis among different legal defense and grassroots organizations, we examine three cases of socioenvironmental conflicts in Honduras, Guatemala and Mexico. This allows us to show how fragmented multiscalarity means that rights recognized in one jurisdiction can become invisible in another and be accompanied by a repressive use of law or lawfare. …”
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Una academia comprometida con las necesidades de América Latina por Correa Delgado, Rafael

“…Los primeros en sumarse fueron Brasil y Chile y luego se adhirieron Argentina, Bolivia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, Honduras Guatemala, México, Nicaragua, Panamá Paraguay, Uruguay, Perú, República Dominicana y Surinam. …”
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