Omar Cerrillo

In the era of digitalization, people have produced, distributed and listened to music in almost every place and every moment. It has become the most ubiquitous of artworks, having an impact in all the social fields (Bourdieu dixit). As Jacques Attali expressed, “All music, all organization of sounds is therefore an instrument to create or consolidate a community, a totality; it is a link between power and its subjects and, therefore, an attribute of power, whatever it may be”. Digital streaming platforms have democratized music distribution, allowing emergent artists to put their music in people’s ears and minds, but at the same time, music has become a powerful medium for spreading political and cultural perspectives, which create and transform social environments. In this context, there are songs that become iconic elements for social movements; some others try to preserve cultural heritage in a repressive situation; or even Taylor Swift can become a political leader in the electoral context of the United States. This session aims to integrate research works where music is a crucial element in social and political processes, aiming to identify world tendencies and orientations on sociology of music.

One of the most iconic works in sociology of art came out from Howard S. Becker and his concept of “art worlds”, which comes to demystify the idea of the artist as a genius, and visualizing the cooperative system which empowers artists to do their job. Furthermore, it is pertinent to add Tia DeNora’s vision for sociology of music, considering that music is not above society, but rather both can be co-produced. Eduardo de la Fuente aligned these visions, establishing that sociology of art -music included- must show the “desire to speak about the aesthetic properties of art but to do so in a manner that is congruent with social constructionism, which avoids unnecessary ‘essentializing’ of what we mean by art” (2007:418). Following these ideas, this session aims to collect research on sociology of music focusing on identity, collective work and the corelated production of music and society itself. It is not only about artistic practices, but also about how people identify and construct themselves around the process of producing, distributing and listening to music.

A Rede Internacional de Estudos Críticos de Turismo, Território e Autodeterminação convida para o: III Encontro Internacional da Rede dos Pesquisadores REESCRITA Reflexões para um turismo que contribua para a emancipação social que se realizará de 29 de janeiro a 2 de fevereiro de 2024 nas instalaçoes do Instituto Tecnológico e de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Campus Cuernavaca Objetivos Analisar a situação atual dos estudos sobre turismo e territorialidade, nos setores governamental, legislativo, empresarial e social; Conhecer as contribuições teóricas e metodológicas e os resultados da pesquisa dos especialistas das diversas disciplinas que convergem em torno do turismo, como a Antropologia, as Ciências das Organizações, as Ciências Jurídicas, a Ciência Política, a Comunicação, a Demografia, a Economia, a Geografia, a História, a Psicologia Social, as Relações Internacionais e Sociologia, também nas áreas interdisciplinares que implicam uma visão de sustentabilidade do território e do turismo, como a água, a educação, o ambiente e a sustentabilidade, a saúde pública, o trabalho social, entre outras; Divulgar os resultados de pesquisas que visam compreender o turismo e suas implicações na vida comunitária, na territorialidade e no meio ambiente. Eixos temáticos: Turismo na perspectiva comunitária Governança, território e sustentabilidade Turismo e saúde Perspectivas internacionais para o turismo sustentável Participantes Pesquisadores Docentes Profissionais do turismo Instituições públicas e privadas vinculadas ao turismo Instituições acadêmicas.

The International Network of Critical Studies of Tourism, Territory and Self-Determination invites to the: III International Meeting of REESCRITA Research Network Reflections for a Sustainable and Inclusive Tourism to be held from January 29th to February 2nd, 2024 at the facilities of the Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education, Campus Cuernavaca Purposes To analyze the current situation of tourism and territoriality studies, in governmental, legislative, business and social sectors; To identify theoretical and methodological contributions and empirical research results of specialists in various disciplines that converge around tourism studies, such as Anthropology, Organizational Sciences, Legal Sciences, Political Science, Communication, Demography, Economy, Geography, History, Social Psychology, International Relations and Sociology, as well as interdisciplinary areas that imply a vision of sustainability around territory and tourism, such as water, education, environment and sustainability, public health, social work, among others; To publicize research results FOR understanding tourism and its implications in community life, territoriality and environment. Topics: Tourism from the community perspective Governance, territory and sustainability Tourism and health International perspectives for sustainable tourism Participants Researchers Teachers Tourism professionals Public and private institutions related to tourism Academic institutions.

La Red Internacional de Estudios Críticos de Turismo, Territorio y Autodeterminación convoca al: III Encuentro Internacional de la Red de Investigadores REESCRITA Reflexiones para un turismo sustentable e incluyente que se realizará del 29 de enero al 2 de febrero de 2024 en las instalaciones del Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Campus Cuernavaca Objetivos Analizar la situación actual de los estudios sobre turismo y territorialidad, en los sectores gubernamental, legislativo, empresarial y social; Conocer las contribuciones teóricas, metodológicas y resultados de investigación empírica de las y los especialistas en las diversas disciplinas de que convergen alrededor del turismo, como la Antropología, Ciencias de las organizaciones, Ciencias jurídicas, Ciencia política, Comunicación, Demografía, Economía, Geografía, Historia, Psicología social, Relaciones internacionales y Sociología, así como de las áreas interdisciplinarias que implican una visión de sustentabilidad en torno al territorio y el turismo, tales como el agua, educación, medio ambiente y sustentabilidad, salud pública, trabajo social, entre otros; Difundir los resultados de investigaciones orientadas a la comprensión del turismo y sus implicaciones en la vida comunitaria, la territorialidad y el medio ambiente. Ejes temáticos: El turismo desde la perspectiva comunitaria Gobernanza, territorio y sustentabilidad. Turismo y salud Perspectivas internacionales para un turismo sustentable Participantes Investigadores Docentes Profesionales del turismo Instituciones públicas y privadas vinculadas al turismo Instituciones académicas.