CEISAL

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CEISAL stands for Consejo Europeo de Investigaciones Sociales de América Latina (German European Council for Social Science Research in Latin America ). The non-profit and non-profit association consists of (as of 2008) 51 research institutions and research associations from 19 European countries ( Belgium , Germany , Finland , France , Great Britain , Italy , Netherlands , Austria , Poland , Portugal , Russia , Sweden , Switzerland , Serbia and Montenegro , Slovakia , Slovenia , Spain , the Czech Republic and Hungary ). The goals of CEISAL are closer cooperation between the European research institutions and associations on Latin America and with the corresponding research institutions in Latin America, the support and implementation of research work and the highlighting of the contribution of the social sciences to a better knowledge of today's Latin America.

The association was founded in Westphalia in 1971 by 24 institutions from ten European countries (eight from Western and two from Eastern Europe). The participation of Poland and Hungary (as well as Czechoslovakia as passive guests) was a conscious inclusion of states beyond the Iron Curtain in times of the Cold War . The legal seat of CEISAL is the Austrian Latin America Institute in Vienna .

Members in Germany and Austria

Congresses

Since 1996, the Congreso Europeo de Latinoamericanistas ( European Congress of Latin Americanists ), organized by CEISAL, has taken place at various European universities every two to four years .

Publications

In cooperation with the European information and documentation network on Latin America REDIAL, the association publishes the journal Anuario Americanista Europeo 2003–2014 ( ISSN  1729-9004 ) ( European Americanist Yearbook ).

literature

  • Hanns-Albert Steger : "Foundation, profile and perspectives of the European Council for Social Science Research in Latin America (CEISAL)." In: Latin America and Europe: On the way to a common educational and cultural area? (Eds. Wolfgang Dietrich and Stefanie Reinberg). Series: Atención: Yearbook of the Austrian Latin America Institute , Volume 7 (2003), pp. 103-109, ISBN 3-86099-802-1

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