Daniel Mateo Ordóñez is a Sociologist from the National University of Colombia, Bogotá, Colombia.
The research areas in which he is interested are: Interculturality, Intercultural Dialogue, Hermeneutics, Hermeneutical Cultural Analysis, Phenomenology, Discrimination, Social Exclusion, Human Rights, and Culture.
He is an independent translator, investigator and author, as well as a volunteer collaborator with the UNESCO Chair in Intercultural Dialogue / Cátedra UNESCO – Diálogo Intercultural at the National University of Colombia, and a member of the “Observatorio de la Exclusión” project associated with the UNESCO Chair.
He is also the creator of the Autarkeia Project, an independent project of dissemination and promotion of knowledge, especially in the area of Human and Social Sciences.
See his profile on academia.edu.
Work for CID:
Daniel Mateo Ordóñez wrote KC101: Antisemitism, and translated KC14: Dialogue, KC16: Migration, KC23: Afrocentricity, KC31: Indigenous, KC49: Intersectionality, KC89: Xenophobia, and an essay on intercultural dialogue into Spanish. He also serves as a reviewer for Spanish.
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