Contempt Its main objective is to be a novel editorial space that allows interdisciplinary dialogue between specialists from various areas of anthropological knowledge and related sciences. Its intention is to privilege the guidelines of contemporary reflection and give rise to dissertations framed in disciplines that deal with the human being and society, culture and historical processes, with an innovative vision in empirical and theoretical terms.

The magazine Regional Economic Charter It is proposed as a means of scientific dissemination that seeks to maintain a plural and interdisciplinary dialogue within the social sciences and development studies, with the aim of promoting and disseminating original research from the regions of Mexico, Latin America and the world.

Spiral Studies on State and Society publishes research papers on political and government systems, social movements, poverty and inequality, preferably on Latin America and the Caribbean, with a critical and interdisciplinary perspective. It seeks to present results and empirical advances in these areas, and to promote the theoretical and methodological debate that characterizes them. It is aimed at researchers, graduate students and academics interested in its topics. It only accepts original and unpublished research articles for review, attached to its thematic scope. The texts that are received are evaluated by specialists appointed by the Editorial Board, under the double-blind opinion system. It has been published in the Division of State and Society Studies, of the University of Guadalajara, since 1994. It is integrated into the Scielo Citation Index, Scielo México, Redalyc, Amélica and a dozen other databases.

The Mexican Journal of Sociology It has been published uninterruptedly since 1939 by the IIS-UNAM, it is the oldest of its kind and one of the most recognized in Latin America for its academic quality. In its eight decades, it has reflected the changes that have occurred in the theoretical and empirical development of sociology as the most outstanding social problems of each era. Currently, with an international character and on a quarterly basis, it publishes original articles that contribute to the advancement of knowledge in sociology, as well as the sociological approach in interaction with other disciplines. It is part of the virtual archives of Jstor, SciELo, SciElo Citation Index and Redalyc, of the Scopus index and the CONACYT Index of Mexican Scientific and Technological Research Journals, in addition to the DOAJ, Latindex, and REDIB directories, among others. Its main reading audience is the Spanish-speaking social science community. Which makes it a barometer of scientific progress as well as the concerns of researchers from the southern cone, Spain and Portugal.

Colombian Journal of Sociology is a biannual scientific publication that, since December 2, 1979, has established itself as one of the academic projects that has contributed the most to the dissemination of knowledge on classic and contemporary discussions of the discipline. The main objective of the Journal is to position itself as one of the main spaces for debate and dissemination of the scientific production of sociology and the human and social sciences in Colombia and Latin America, with high standards of scientific and editorial quality. Likewise, the cs addresses the new challenges derived from the transformations in the circulation of knowledge through the consolidation of visibility.

Since 1997, Kaleidoscope - Biannual Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities, is a semi-annual refereed publication that includes empirical studies, essays and book reviews on: sociology, communication, education, psychology, history, law, social work, anthropology, political science, public administration, languages, literature, philosophy and art (ISSN: 1405-7107; e-ISSN: 2395-9576). This journal provides immediate open access to its content, based on the principle that offering the public free access to research helps a greater global exchange of knowledge.

ABYA-YALA (ISSN 2526-6675) is an academic journal organized within the framework of the activities of the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Studies on Access to Justice and Rights in the Americas (Leijus), a laboratory that is developed from the Group of Comparative Studies Mexico, Central America and Brazil (MeCACB) from the University of Brasilia. The newspaper is edited in collaboration with the Center for Research and Higher Studies in Social Anthropology (CIESAS) of Mexico and with the Federal University of Goiás. Its focus is on the issue of access to justice and rights in the Americas, especially Latin America, and seeks to bring together multi and interdisciplinary, theoretical, empirical and comparative studies carried out in the most different countries of the continent.