On the history of Communication research and meta-research in Latin America

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https://doi.org/10.55738/journal.v14i1p.100-109

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This article proposes, from a communicational perspective, the terms for a continued discussion on history and some strategic and practical relationships between research and meta-research on communication in Latin America. To this end, it emphasizes the importance of history as an indispensable approach and a complement to descriptive statistics and offers some controversial reflections on postulates that seem essential to debate anew within the academic community, in its continental as well as its international scales. The main hypothesis considers communication research as subject to a “disintegrated internationalization,” tensioning convergence and fragmentation at different scales of reference.

Biografia do Autor

Raul Fuentes Navarro, ITESO

Raúl Fuentes Navarro. Mexican scholar. PhD (Social Sciences, University of Guadalajara). Emeritus Professor, Department of Sociocultural Studies (ITESO, Jesuit University of Guadalajara), and Department of Social Communication Studies, (University of Guadalajara). Emeritus National Researcher (National System of Researchers). Full Member (National Academy of Sciences, AMC). Honoris Causa Doctorate (2020, Autonomous University of Baja California). Specialist in Communication theories and research on processes of institutionalization of Communication Studies as an academic field. Active participant since 1980 in the leading Mexican, Latin American, and international academic associations in the field of communication.

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2026-07-14

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v. 14 n. 1 (2026): Academic and Scientific Cooperation in Communication: Dialogue, Reciprocity, and Situated Knowledge

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