Electoral Violence in Mexico: History and Analysis
Applied Worldwide contributor Luis Alberto Peniche Moreno writes provides history and sociological analysis of electoral violence in Mexico.
Energy Law in Mexico and the Effects on the Environment
Applied Worldwide contributor Luis Alberto Peniche Moreno writes about the impact of energy law in Mexico on the environment.
Vaccination in Mexico: Political use of a collective effort
Applied Worldwide contributor Luis Alberto Peniche Moreno writes about vaccination in Mexico from a sociological perspective.
Analysis of Social Media Regulation in Mexico
Applied Worldwide contributor Luis Alberto Peniche Moreno writes about social media regulation in Mexico for our blog series titled On Mexican Society.
Violence in Mexico: A sociological analysis and discussion
Applied Worldwide contributor Luis Alberto Peniche Moreno writes about the pandemic of Violence in Mexico for our blog series titled On Mexican Society.
Collecting Data on Social Media and Digital Networks
Luis Alberto Peniche Moreno provides important insight on collecting data through digital networks and ethical concerns to be aware of.
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Sociology of Day of the Virgin: Digitization in the Pandemic
Luis Alberto Peniche Moreno explains the digitization of social practices during the pandemic and other points related to sociology and Day of the Virgin.
Día de Muertos: The Joy of Death in Mexico
Luis Alberto Peniche Moreno provides sociological analysis on the sacred objects that generate social cohesion on the Día de Muertos in Mexico.
Luis Alberto Peniche Moreno
Luis Alberto Peniche Moreno obtained his master’s degree in Social Sciences at Flacso México and is a PhD candidate in Political and Social Science. Continue reading to learn more about Luis.
