The Forgotten Effects on Fishing Cooperatives in Altata Bay by Soto Ruiz, Gerardo Eloy, Valenzuela Flores, Victoriana, Gil-Lafuente, Anna María, Sanchez Valenzuela, Kenia

“…in the face of the crisis of the prevailing economic model in the world, Elinor Ostrom's thesis based on the self-organization of people in the exploitation of common-use resources, with proposals to mitigate the deterioration of nature and its own pollution, is gaining strength. …”

Valencian agrarian contracts, food sovereignty and the pandemic by Ramón Fernández, Francisca

“…As main results we can indicate that the protection of the legislation of the agrarian contracts and of the Huerta allow the survival of a sector that has been affected by economic factors. The analyzed form of sale and the custom are maintained over time and show an example of adaptation of agriculture. …”

The value of open data government: a quality assessment approach by Maestre-Gongora , Gina, Rangel-Carrillo, Adrian, Osorio-Sanabria, Mariutsi

“…Ensuring data quality makes it possible to obtain value from its reuse and generate Economic Value, Commercial Value, Social Value, and Public Value. …”

Urban dynamics of commemoration and resistance. Anti-monumental memorials in Chile post-October 2019 rebellion: by Pérez González, Patricio Octavio

“…In this way, this work offers a reading from the perspective of the history of the present time, of the political, economic and social conditionsthat form the base of the wave of protests that occurred in Chile in October of 2019, which resulted in the death of Fredes, among others, whom the aesthetic of the memories of the resistance commemorate.…”

Benefits of Cuban family farming in the vision of food sovereignty by Núñez Rodríguez, Arlietys, Rodríguez Marín, Sheila de la Caridad, del Toro de la Cruz, Manuel Alejandro

“…After its completion, we realize that more accurate doctrinal guidelines are needed for the study in Cuba of family farming, so that it can be promoted from a positive perspective, adapting the regulatory framework at macro and micro levels so that its Thorough knowledge by all those involved and those who may be interested, as well as so that the economic results of those who perform it grow, even without knowing it, which ultimately result in the improvement of the quality of life of the entire population.…”

American fin-de-siècle materialism in Jesús López Pacheco's Ecólogas y Urbanas by Oliva Cruz, Juan Ignacio

“…From an ecological materialist perspective of North American origin, it analyzes human relations with other animal species, the critique of savage economic mercantilism and the environmental degradation of urban landscapes. …”

A Blog to Teach English in High School during the Covid-19 Confinement by Cruz Sánchez, María de los Ángeles, Vez López, Enrique

“…This research explored the outcomes of using a blog to upload the content of EFL classes during the Covid-19 confinement) to discover to what extent the adaptation of this e-tool could be of benefit to access content for economically disadvantaged students. This study was carried out in a high school located in Veracruz, México. …”

Wine & status: sociocultural dynamics of wine consumption from the perspective of Global History by Ferri, Gil Karlos, Sueli Nodari, Eunice

“…Wine consumption is intrinsically related to historical-geographical and sociocultural factors, revealing processes intertwined with asymmetrical power relations, class hierarchy, economic and cultural capital, predilections and exclusions. …”

Identification of business ideas for creation of company in the displaced population of Florencia, Colombia by Garrido-Hurtado, Dora Lilia, Valderrama-Cardona, Enna Alexandra

“…In this regard, it is appropriate to use the business plan as a tool that allows the generation of viable enterprises, as an alternative for improving the economic situation in a population as vulnerable as the displaced people.…”

Spatial Patterns of Agriculture in Boyacá by Arias, Helmuth Yesid, Antosová, Gabriela

“…A strong subjacent idea is that lagged municipalities are badly influenced by geographical isolation and high transportation costs do hinder the social and economic development in Boyacá.…”

All-Round Training In Higher Education: Content Analysis of Political Speeches by Nova Herrera, Adriana Judith

“…Despite the interest awakened by humane education, institutions aim their interests to economic development whilst forgetting their role as social educator in order to achieve a just and peaceful society.…”

El Administrador de Empresas y la Responsabilidad Tributaria para el Año 2012 by Galán, Milton Orlando Burbano

“…In times like this that not only the State seeks to have greater sources through taxes, natural or legal persons are in the need to be more productive, competitive and remain in their activities precisely to develop,grow, create jobs and economic growth. It is precisely for these reasons that the Administration professionals should not ignore the knowledge and how the tax part agrees to be permanently updated is as important as the fiscal side issues. …”

Preparation of polymeric derivative from cassava starch (manihot esculenta crantz) and its application as flocculant in waste water treatment by Osear Julio Medina Vargas, Munoz Prieto Efrén de J., Lucia Marlén Moreno Bastidas

“…The  importance  of this work  is  that a  cationic modified starch derivative can be used as coadjutant in  the flocculation process, in waste water  treatment, which is an important contribution to socio-economic community progress  in  the region, where  this  plant is growing. …”

The ancient roads of the Cundiboyacense highlands by Bautista Vargas, Andrés Felipe; Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia, Acuña Rodríguez, Blanca Ofelia ; Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia, Mora Pacheco, Katherinne ; Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia, Camargo Bonilla, Yeniffer ; Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia, Bonnett Vélez, Diana, Delgado Gómez, Carlos ; Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia, Vega Gómez, Johan Fernando; Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia

“…This text includes the results of research carried out concerning the role of the different ancient roads in their articulation and socio-economic integration of the Cundiboyacense altiplano region, the connections with the Magdalena River and other regions, which facilitated the exchange and communication of the interior of the country, with the coastal areas and the Eastern Plains. …”

Tota Lake Pollution and Biological Models for Genotoxicity Studies by Jaramillo-García, Diego F., Rodríguez-Sosa, Natalia, Salazar-Salazar, Marleny, Hurtado-Montaño, Carlos A., Rondón-Lagos, Milena

“…Tota Lake is a water source of great importance at a regional and national level given its environmental and economic value, the latter represented by agricultural, livestock and fish farming activities. …”

Peasant markets, ¿a strategy to implement food sovereignty? Case Sibate (Cundinamarca) by Pachón-Romero, Jenny Paola, Pachón-Ariza, Fabio Alberto

“…Presumably, this is because of the weak democratic control carried out for the stakeholders, or because the peasant market in Sibate has mainly an economic focus given to the strategy.…”

The sacralization of the medical act. Ethical and professional values between medicine and pharmacy, Colombia, 1894-1914 by Márquez Valderrama, Jorge, Estrada Orrego, Victoria

“…The corpus shows that the medical arguments in favour of a monopoly on the practice of medicine, in addition to being scientific and economic, are political and ethical. They include argumentation in which are combined reflections on the moral qualities of doctors, as well as their legitimacy in the administration of the truth and the necessity to exert power in the delimitation of the profession.…”

Cause-Effect Analysis in the Public University: The Case of the Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolas de Hidalgo by García-Huerta, Sergio, Kido-Cruz, Antonio

“…The problem addressed in this article is related to the valuation of resources (human, economic, technological and methodological) within the Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo (UMSNH) in a system of causes and effects of the teaching-learning process of higher education. …”

Environmental sustainability and waste management in cocoa production systems in the southwest of Boyacá-Colombia by Vargas Martínez, Andrés Felipe, López Cifuentes, Javier Augusto, Alvarado Gaona, Álvaro Enrique

“…The data revealed that there is a conception of sustainability linked to the concept of neoliberal economic growth, where environmental sustainability is not the priority, as if it is the increase in profits. …”

Teaching and research in teaching by Bernal Camacho, Germán

“…A law inspired by a dynamic theory of learning as the creation of knowledge is proposed, with a nomadic pedagogy that links the legal to the social, political and economic reality of the environment where it moves, promoting processes of change and regional development. …”