Humanities for Sustainable Development
The group investigates strategies and ways to ensure that social processes are sustainable in the present and the future, so it tends to generate applied ethical alternatives that transform societies' violent dynamics into peaceful solutions to conflicts.
In addition, it addresses the impact of government programs, social responsibility, and inequality, among other factors, on economic and social development, articulating local and global processes.
Research lines
• Culture of Peace and Human Rights
• Studies on Corporalities and Gender
• Sustainability
• Anthropocene
Leader
Ivon Aída Cepeda Mayorga - icepeda@tec.mx
Members
Aída Judith Gándara Tovar
Alfredo García Galindo
Ana Luisa Sánchez Hernández
Andrea Coghi
Antonio Alcalá González
Aristeo Castro Rascón
Armando Javier Díaz Camarena
Aura Elena Moreno Guzmán
Bertha Alicia Rosales Pérez
Catalina Elena Dobre
Daniela Gallegos Salazar
Daniela García Figueroa
Eloisa Olivia Heredia Escorza
Enrique de Jesús Cardona Orozco
Felipe de Jesús Balderas Sánchez
Florina Guadalupe Arredondo Trapero
Francisco Díaz Estrada
Francisco Javier Carrillo Gamboa
Francisco Javier Serrano Bosquet
Francisco Xavier Sánchez Hernández
Gabriel Cué Guerrero
Guillermo Garrido Aguilar
Iderman Andrade Suárez
Jadiel Adrián Gómez Galicia
Javier Alejandro Camargo Castillo
José Antonio Porcayo Domínguez
José Florencio Santillán
Judith Aurora Ruíz Godoy Rivera
Julio Ernesto Rubio Barrios
Laura Elena Gaona Lara
Luis Gerardo Rojas Solorio
Luis Moisés López Flores
Luis Ricardo Fernández Carril
Manuel Morales Carrión
María del Pilar González Amarante
María Concepción Castillo
Mariana Gabarrot Arenas
Martha Roxana Vicente Díaz
Mónica Lloret Carrillo
Norma Estela Velasco Aguirre
Oscar Villalvazo Sánchez
Pablo Ayala Enriquez
Rogelio Samuel Azanza Garrido
• María Concepción Castillo González (2022). Vernacular Visibility and Algorithmic Resistance in the Public Expression of Latin American Feminism. Media International Australia. Scopus Q1.
• Florina Guadalupe Arredondo Trapero (2022). Organizational citizenship behavior and job flexibility in Family-Responsible Companies: a study from the perspective of employee family situation. International Journal of Social Economics. Scopus Q2.
• Aída Judith Gándara Tovar (2021). The pedagogical and user interface usability evaluation of a mobile app that can be used as a resource to guide university students to live sustainably. Digital Library. Scopus Q1.
• Luis Ricardo Fernández Carril (2021). The impacts of the early outset of the COVID-19 pandemic on climate change research: Implications for policy-making. Environmental Science & Policy. Scopus Q1.
• Mariana Gabarrot Arenas (2021). Understanding Violence Against Women in Digital Space from a Data Science Perspective: Full/Regular Research Papers - CSCI-ISNA. IEEE Xplore. Scopus Q1.
• Aura Elena Moheno Guzmán (2021). Applying Systems Thinking in Education to Foster Adaptive Capacity and Move Toward Resilient Rural Communities in Mexico. IOP: Earth and Environmental Sciences. Scopus Q2.
• Judith Aurora Ruíz Godoy Rivera (2020). University Contribution to Solving Social Problems through the Construction of an Innovative, Humane, Social and Educational Ecosystem: The case of two organizations on the coffee route: Puerta a la Montaña and Cooperativa Comon Yaj Noptic. ACM Digital Library. Scopus Q1.
• Alfredo García Galindo (2020). Common sense. A semantics in capitalist key/El sentido común. Una semántica en clave capitalista. Revista Izquierdas. Scopus Q1.
• Pablo Ayala Enriquez (2020). El actuar del Dr. Li Wenliang ante el brote del COVID-19 a la luz del principio de beneficencia. Veritas, Revista de Filosofía y Teología. Scopus Q1.
• Francisco Xavier Sánchez Hernández (2019). De la pobreza como problema a la pobreza como virtud. Veritas, Revista de Filosofía y Teología. Scopus Q1.