Rafael Omar Mojica González He holds a PhD in Social Sciences from the Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios Superiores en Antropología Social sede Occidente, a master's degree in History (Interdisciplinary Historical Studies) from the University of Guanajuato and a bachelor's degree in Sociology from the University of Guadalajara. He has worked the region of Los Altos de Jalisco from different aspects. He began with themes of regional economic history and historical demography, later adding questions of ethnic identity, interpretations of the origins of the inhabitants and racism.

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Between Regions: Conversation with Pedro Tomé and Andrés Fábregas

Interview with
  • Andres Fabregas Puig
  • Pedro Tomé

  • Rafael Omar Mojica González

Pedro and Andrés talked about the ways of interacting when researching in the regions: drinking beers, playing cards, telling jokes and other ways to get close to the people under study to talk, play and laugh with them, and at the same time get to know their culture and get to know them. These interactions give rise to affection and friendships. They are coexistence in the heat of a campfire in which each researcher "must accept a certain alteration of his or her vision of the world," as Andrés pointed out. An interculturality that goes back and forth.