Decolonial Horizons / Horizontes Decoloniales
Decolonial Horizons is an annual, double-blind peer reviewed publication which is an intellectual hub for the exploration of scholarship between global politics and religious discourses. It confronts years of systemic scholarly racism by privileging frameworks generated in the networks of the Global South. The journal is a project of Otros Cruces in South America.
Print ISSN: 2545-8728
Online ISSN: 2422-6343
Decolonial Horizons is an intellectual hub for the exploration of scholarship between global politics and religious discourses. It confronts years of systemic scholarly racism by privileging frameworks generated in the networks of the Global South. The journal is a project of the Multidisciplinary Studies Group on Religion and Public Advocacy (GEMRIP).
GEMRIP is an initiative that seeks to create instances of sensitization, awareness, research and multidisciplinary training through educational programs as well as spaces for dialogue and reflection for the study of the socio-political dynamics of the contemporary context, its relationship with the religious phenomenon and the creation of relevant public advocacy instances from that field. Decolonial Horizons forms part of one of GEMRIP’s work areas to encourage the publication of academic papers and research. Further information on GEMRIP can be found here.
Decolonial Horizons publishes studies that examine and question postcolonial, decolonial and religious dynamics. The purpose of the journal is to present new methodological and hermeneutical tools in this under-explored field within religious and theological studies in Latin America.
This publication welcomes the contributions of authors working in a broad disciplinary spectrum including – but not limited to –, history, anthropology, philosophy, sociology, political science, cultural studies, critique of political economy, religious studies, and literature. Topics covered by the journal include: the intersection between religion and culture, migration, territorialism, politics and human rights, together with the construction of the body(s), sexuality, gender and racism. All within the field of decolonial and postcolonial theories.
Decolonial Horizons accepts unpublished contributions in Spanish, English, and Portuguese.
Directors
Hugo Córdova Quero
Graduate Theological Union (GTU), USA/ The European Quality Assurance Register for Higher Education (EQAR), Brussels/ Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas (CIECS-CONICET) Argentina/ Grupo de Estudios Multidisciplinarios en Religión e Incidencia Pública (GEMRIP), Argentina/Facultad de Ciencias Sociales (CEA) de la Universidad Nacional de Córdoba (UNC) Argentina
Nicolás Panotto
Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales, Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences (en) FLACSO, Argentina/ Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas (CONICET) Argentina/ Grupo de Estudios Multidisciplinarios en Religión e Incidencia Pública (GEMRIP), Argentina
Santiago Slabodsky
Hofstra University, United States/Argentina
Editors
Nilta Dias
Sophia University, Japan/Brazil
Ann Hidalgo
Claremont School of Theology, United States
Maryuri Mora
Universidade Metodista, Brazil/Colombia
Editorial Board
An Yountae
Lebanon Valley College, United States/Argentina
Jorge Aquino
University of San Francisco, United States
Karina Bidaseca
IDAES/CONICET, Argentina
Manuela Boatcǎ
Free University of Berlin, Germany/Romania
Claudio Carvalhaes
Lutheran Seminary, United States/Brazil
Laura Catelli
UNR/CIETP/CONICET, Argentina
Miguel de la Torre
Iliff School of Theology, United States/Cuba
Alejandro De Otto
CONICET, Argentina
Pedro J. DiPietro
Syracuse University, United States/Argentina
José Estermann
GEMRIP, Argentina/Switzerland
Ramón Grosfoguel
University of California at Berkeley, United States/Puerto Rico
María José Magliano
CEA-UNC/CIECS-CONICET, Argentina
Walter Mignolo
Duke University, United States/Argentina
Luis Rivera-Pagan
Princeton Theological Seminary, United States/Puerto Rico
Cielo Patricia Puello Sarabia
Universidad de Cartagena, Colombia
Salman Sayyid
University of Leeds, United Kingdom
Fernando Segovia
Vanderbilt University, United States
Marisa Strizzi
GEMRIP/Universidad Abierta de Ámsterdam, Argentina/Holanda
Daphne Taylor-Garcia
University of California – San Diego, United States
Heike Walz
Augustana-Hochschule Neuendettelsau, Germany/Argentina
Yuenmei Wong
University of Maryland, United States/Malaysia
Junehee Yoon
Drew University, United States/Korea
Please see the submission guidelines here.
Editorial Office
Decolonial Horizons
Multidisciplinary Studies Group on Religion and Public Advocacy (GEMRIP)
Tucapel Jiménez 56, Depto. 602
Cp 834558- Santiago, Chile
Contact the editor:
Santiango Slabodsky
Email: santiago.slabodsky@gmail.com
Publisher Contact
Publisher Pluto Journals, evek@plutojournals.com
The Journal is published annually in October. The electronic journal is archived in Portico. The journal has been indexed on DOAJ since March 2023. The journal has its own website where further information can be found here.
The journal is Open Access and the Open Access statement, Open Access license terms, copyright terms as well as a statement on its absolute lack of author charges can be found here.
The journal became Open Access on 1 January 2021 and is published open access on ScienceOpen. All journal material published prior to 1 January 2021 is also published, Open Access on ScienceOpen here. This means the reuse rights of published material is all under the open CC BY 4.0 license as stated here.
All articles should respect and acknowledge the intellectual work of other authors and, therefore, citations or references to external work must clearly identify the article by authors or institutions whose ideas are cited. Plagiarism is sufficient cause both for removing the article from Decolonial Horizons as well as banning the author from future submissions.
Similarly, in the event that the article contains tables, charts, graphics, maps or illustrations, these items must be the author’s work and property. Otherwise, authors must include written notice of approval for reproduction in Decolonial Horizons by the copyrights’ holder. The file should be in high resolution (300 dpi or higher). Captions should be placed within the text. Files should be named in consecutive order.
Whenever possible, use inclusive language and avoid terms that could be discriminatory. In the event this happens in a material submitted, the editor will suggest options for its modification. If the author persists in its use, Decolonial Horizons reserves the right not to accept such an article.
