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Focus, scope
The structure of the journal is organized into fixed sections. The editorial presents the trajectory of each issue and raises questions or reflections that engage with the context, and is the responsibility of the Journal's General or Editorial Management.
The Central Articles section includes texts written by specialists invited by the Journal to publish on topics within their expertise, and of interest as defined by the Journal's Editorial Board or Editorial Council. The
Selected Articles are those submitted through the open call for each edition of the Journal.
The Conversations about the public sphere section presents an interview conducted with prominent figures, led
by professors and researchers from the Faculty of Social Sciences. The Perspectives on intervention section includes an article presenting innovative experiences in social intervention or the management of social policies. The
Recovering history section focuses on the description and analysis of relevant experiences in social, institutional, and/or territorial policies. The Chair debates section brings together reflections and contributions from
teaching teams in the UBA Social Work Program, or from other teaching teams. The Undergraduate final
projects section contains articles published by students or recent graduates. In Contributions to the public sphere from
research, advances or results from current research are presented. Book reviews: recently published works
by faculty members or colleagues in the social sciences.