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Situated expertise in integration and implementation processes in Latin America
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This research delves into the nuanced definitions of expertise in the context of integration and implementation processes across Latin America. Examining case studies from countries like Argentina, Chile, and Colombia, the study emphasizes the value of engaging marginalized voices and fostering ethical-political involvement, as argued by authors Bianca Vienni-Baptista, María Goñi Mazzitelli, María Haydeé García Bravo, Inta Rivas Fauré, Daniel Felipe Marín-Vanegas, and Cecilia Hidalgo.
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