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Del equilibrio general competitivo a la teoría keynesiana Ize, Alain

Estudios Demográficos y Urbanos

“…Algunas de las contribuciones más importantes en ese sentido han sido las de Patinkin (1956), Clower (1965), Leijonhufvud (1968), Phelps (1970), Barro y Grossman (1971) y Ma-linvaud (1977), en las cuales se hace énfasis de manera principal en el estudio de las decisiones de intercambio y de producción de los agentes dentro de un contexto de desequilibrio y de información imperfecta. …”

Notas para el estudio del trabajo de las mujeres : el problema del trabajo doméstico Barbieri, M. Teresita de

Estudios Demográficos y Urbanos

“…En ellos se señala que la participación femenina en los mercados de trabajo entre 1960 y 1970, por ejemplo, fue entre los 10 y los 13 años; que ésta se concentra entre los 20 y los 24 años de edad, y que el estado civil —casada o conviviente— representa una limitante en la actividad económica de las mujeres. …”

Las mujeres en la actividad económica en Argentina, Bolivia y Paraguay Recchini de Lattes, Zulma L.

Estudios Demográficos y Urbanos

“…Sin negar la importancia del uso de definiciones comparables para arribar a resultados fidedignos —lo que en general podrá tenerse en cuenta (en lo que hace a la mano de obra) para las próximas captaciones de datos, aunque son difícilmente superables para los estudios de tendencias históricas— existe otro camino para avanzar en el conocimiento de esta temática, cual es la línea sugerida entre otros, por Collver y Langlois (1962), Boserup (1970 y 1975) y desde mucho antes por Leser (1958), cuando observan que el cambio en los niveles de participación no se da ni en todas las ramas ni en todas las ocupaciones por igual.  …”

1867: ¿“momento republicano”? Campos Pérez, Lara

Historia Mexicana

“…The goal is to determine if, during this period, there was a situation in Mexico analogous to the “Machiavellian moment,” as Pocock put it in the 1970s. That is, if, in the moment in which a republic stops being an ideal and becomes the country’s political reality, intellectuals and publicists who become disenchanted with the government’s behavior turn to the reformulation of principles and theories of a more or less republican stamp in order to propose responses that would allow for the moral and political stability of the republic to be maintained.…”

Primera aproximación al panorama de daños a la salud y recursos para la atención médica en el Valle de Chalco Martínez Salgado, Carolina

Estudios Demográficos y Urbanos

“…This paper begins with a review of the main sociodemographic features of the context in which the rise of one of the largest irregular human settlements of Mexico took place at the end of the 1970s, namely, the Chalco Valley.Next, an overview is presented of the sanitary conditions under which the inhabitants of the settlement live, on the basis of information compiled by health aides working in the zone (known as Oprodiaps) for the neighborhoods covered by the State of Mexico Health Institute (Instituto de Salud del Estado de Mexico, or ISEM).The author then indicates the current status of local resources for health care and the main causes of appointments for the outpatients treated at institutions belonging to the public sector, concluding with some considerations as to courses to be followed in order to continue to delve more deeply into health problems and their relationship to the socioeconomic, ecologic, and cultural context of the Chalco Valley.…”

De la “mujer moderna” a la “mujer liberada”. Un análisis de la revista Claudia de México (1965-1977) Felitti, Karina

Historia Mexicana

“…Claudia presented itself as a magazine for the “modern woman,” with fashion tips, recipes and articles that addressed sexual and reproductive issues such as sexual pleasure, birth control and abortion. Starting in the 1970s, slogans of “women’s liberation” made their appearance and, though they were criticized, they nevertheless marked the beginning of a new era in which demographic policy began to uphold the rights of women to make decisions on reproductive issues and in which “machismo” became something to be eliminated. …”

Modernización de la empresa AHMSA en Monclova, Coahuila y su impacto sobre la población Cárdenas, Fe Esperanza, Redonnet, Vincent

Estudios Demográficos y Urbanos

“…In the mid-1970s, the industrialized countries had experienced a series of modifications in their patterns of consumption; to some extent, this situation came to favor the world steel crisis occurring at that time. …”

La experiencia mexicana en la planeación de grandes proyectos de inversión Hiernaux Nicolas, Daniel

Estudios Demográficos y Urbanos

“…First it provides a brief description of the concept of major investment schemes, stressing the importance they had during the 1970s and early 1980s. At present, these schemes have been set aside due to the crisis the country is experiencing, but some of them have already reached a stage in which their basic economic activities have been consolidated or are undergoing a process of reconversion. …”

Alianzas efímeras: izquierdas y nacionalismo revolucionario en la revista Política. Quince días de México y del Mundo (1960-1962) Urías Horcasitas, Beatriz

Historia Mexicana

“…Due to these factors, the article argues that Política did not constitute a current of the New Left, which would not make its appearance in Mexico until the arrival of a younger generation of the left in the 1970s and 80s.…”

Relaciones intermunicipales y gobernabilidad urbana en las zonas metropolitanas de México: el caso de la Zona Metropolitana de Xalapa Zentella Gómez, Juan Carlos

Estudios Demográficos y Urbanos

“…However, it was not until the 1970s that the first instruments arose for regulating the phenomenon, such as the “conurbation declarations” or authorizing municipalities to associate. …”

La práctica anticonceptiva en México : dos quinquenios, dos patrones diferentes : 1976-1977 a 1987 Llera Lomelí, Silvia Raquel

Estudios Demográficos y Urbanos

“…Until prior to the 1970s, government, administration in Mexico had adopted a policy (implicit or explicit) with a pronatalist tendency, because they considered that a large population would foster the country's development. …”