Editorial Team
The Latin American Human Rights Studies (LAHRS) organizes its workflow according to the following roles and duties. Our journal has a permanent editor-in-chief and editorial board. In contrast, the thematic section organizers, executive board and reviewers vary every volume.
- PERMANENT EDITORIAL TEAM
- Editor-in-chief:
- Heitor Pagliaro - Federal University of Goias (Brazil)
- Editorial Board:
- Antonio Carrillo – Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México e Universidad Pedagógica Nacional (Mexico)
- Aida Monteiro – Federal University of Pernambuco (Brazil)
- Barbara Henry - Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna di Pisa (Italy)
- Clodoaldo Meneguello Cardoso - Sao Paulo State University (Brazil)
- Christopher N.J. Roberts (University of Minnesota, US)
- Eduardo Bittar – University of Sao Paulo (Brazil)
- Gustavo Zambrano Chávez - Catholic University of Peru
- Karine de Souza Silva - Federal University of Santa Catarina (Brazi)
- Luiz Eduardo Soares - Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)
- Magdalena Ines Correa Henao - Universidad Externado de Colombia
- Milton Meira – University of Sao Paulo (Brazil)
- Olga Pombo - University of Coimbra (Portugal)
- Paulo Carbonari - Berthier Institute (Brazil)
- Solon Eduardo Annes Viola - Unisinos (Brazil)
- Victoria Kandel - Universidad de Buenos Aires (Argentina)
- Editor-in-chief:
- COMPLETE EDITORIAL TEAM BY VOLUME
- ROLES AND DUTIES
- Editor-in-chief: directs the whole journal.
- Editorial board: gives support and consultancy to the editor-in-chief regarding fundamental topics of the journal.
- Thematic Section Organizer: proposes and manages the workflow of the thematic section and is responsible for suggesting reviewers and choosing the team member for the thematic section.
- Executive board: responsible for the routine workflow of the journal such as translation, proofreading, editing, formatting, communicating with authors and other administrative tasks.
- Reviewers: invited scholars that provide a high-quality scientific assessment of the submitted articles based on the double-blind peer review system.