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En el presente trabajo se hace un análisis sobre la tasa de ganancia como un indicador de rentabilidad de la industria incluyendo variables como el producto, los salarios, los impuestos, la distribución del ingreso, las tasas de interés y el capital. Dicho análisis se hace a través del enfoque heterodoxo desde el punto de vista regulacionista, cuya visión tiene una perspectiva ampliada de la sociedad y de los factores que influyen en el comportamiento económico de la misma. Se resaltan los factores sociales y políticos que caracterizaron la industria en Caldas y que han condicionado la distribución del ingreso. Se analiza la incidencia del café como principal producto de la región en la tasa de ganancia del sector, la incidencia del proceso de apertura en la economía, el empleo y las remuneraciones a los trabajadores y por último se analiza el papel que ha jugado el sector financiero y su relación con la distribución de los ingresos y con la tasa decreciente de ganancia ; Abstract : In this paper an analysis of the rate of profit as an indicator of industry profitability including variables such as output, wages, taxes, the distribution of income, interest rates and capital becomes. This analysis is done through the heterodox approach from the point of view regulationist, which has an enlarged perspective view of society and the factors that influence the economic behavior of the same. Social and political factors that characterized the industry have conditioned Caldas and income distribution are highlighted. The incidence of coffee as the main product of the region in the rate of profit in the industry, the impact of the opening of the economy, employment and workers compensation is analyzed, and finally the role played by the sector is analyzed financial and its relation to the distribution of income and the falling rate of profit ; Maestría

El presente artículo reporta los resultados de una investigación cualitativa de corte inductivo, de una experiencia de educación no formal mediante el arte, realizada en seis sedes universitarias mexicanas. Mediante un proceso de sensibilización artística, que lleva a hacer contacto con las emociones frente a la violencia experimentada y ejercida en el entorno social inmediato, y a reflexionar acerca de las posibilidades para aportar individualmente a construir la paz en los espacios y relaciones cotidianas, los y las participantes llegan a la conclusión de que es posible y necesario realizar cotidianamente prácticas que aporten a la construcción de entornos pacíficos y ayuden a romper los círculos de violencia en cuyo entramado está la violencia psicológica. La experiencia artística y narrativa posibilita la expresión y transformación de sí, la articulación de presente, pasado y futuro, y la construcción de puentes entre lo público y lo privado.

AbstractThose engaged in community‐based participatory research often comment on tensions between social scientific and community values, yet little systematic evidence exists about the relationship between social science research methodologies and community participation. We analyze nearly 500 peer‐reviewed articles published between 2005 and 2015 on Indigenous issues in Canada, where policies encourage participatory research methods with disempowered groups. We find that research that includes Indigenous participation is more likely to include Indigenous epistemologies and participatory evidence sources and analysis methods. We also find that peer‐reviewed research involving Indigenous participants often fails to go beyond minimum levels of consultation required by policies.

Since 2000, an exodus of Puerto Ricans leaving the island has reduced the local population by almost 20 per cent. One of the migratory waves of greatest concern is that of physicians due to its potential impact on Puerto Rico's (PR) public health. Strategies to curtail their migration have overlooked the island's unique cultural and geographic strengths that could encourage physicians to stay. This article, influenced by place attachment theory, explores the perspectives of physicians who have chosen to stay in PR. The presented data stems from qualitative interviews with 24 physicians. The findings underscore how place attachment, including an appreciation for PR's geography and culture, influences their decision to stay. We discuss how it is crucial to integrate place attachment into any comprehensive strategy to retain physicians on the island, as it becomes an intrinsic part of their identities and lifestyles. Thus, emphasis should be placed on the environmental and social benefits of remaining in PR, not solely economic factors.