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Movilización y modernidad en el Medio Oriente Pastor de Maria y Campos, Camila

Estudios de Asia y África

“…These were groups which institutionalized their own visions of the common good; establishing a postcolonial social pact which defended the construction of militarized, authoritarian state apparatuses. …”

Acupuntura urbana en bordes de ciudad: ejercicios en Arequipa y Bogotá Zeballos Velarde, Carlos, Yory García, Carlos Mario, Chui Choque, Eliana, Zuluaga , Linda

Estudios Demográficos y Urbanos

“…The Peruvian case offers a methodology that integrates the notions of urban catalysis, the social construction of habitat and participatory design. The Colombian case proposes a planning instrument that, from the definition of urban renewal criteria in depressed peripheral environments, allows the establishment, based on the so-called socio-spatial consistency, of a strategy for addressing areas of high environmental, physical and social risk, due to the development of networks of facilities and services related to housing and other compatible land use. …”

Cuatro principios transversales para poner a trabajar a Bourdieu Wacquant, Loïc

Estudios Sociológicos

“…These principles guiding the construction of the object are not theoretical slogans but practical blueprints for anthropological inquiry. …”

El Tabasco racionalista frente a lo indígena: entre laboratorio social y experimentación cultural (1922-1934) Giuseppe, Massimo De

Historia Mexicana

“…The experience of the Garridist Tabasco is singularly placed within the construction process of the Mexican postrevolutionary nation. …”

Sobre su cadáver: diplomacia entre México y Estados Unidos, y la ejecución de Maximiliano de Habsburgo en México, 19 de junio de 1867 Sweeney, Lean

Historia Mexicana

“…-Mexico relations with implications for the studies of the empire in the 19th Century and the construction of the nation in general.…”

La libertad de imprenta en los informes ministeriales: comunicación gubernativa, dinámicas legales y periodísticas (1821-1867) Coudart, Laurence

Historia Mexicana

“…The functions of the ideal newspaper were many: it was considered essential to aid in the task of building the nation and giving legitimacy to the new, still-fragile state, as well as to serve as a tool in the construction of political society and the propagation of new, “enlightened” norms. …”

Los negocios de la Compañía Bancaria y el Banco Central Mexicano en la provincia. La renovación del sistema de abasto de agua potable en Aguascalientes, 1905-1914 Gómez Serrano, Jesús

Historia Mexicana

“…It also engages in comparative regional history through an analysis of developments in Puebla, Querétaro and Oaxaca, states in which the Banking Company, the Mexican Central Bank and affiliated companies also engaged in the construction of new sanitary and water supply systems. …”

Entre la criminalidad y el orden cívico: imágenes y representaciones de la niñez durante el porfiriato Castillo Troncoso, Alberto del

Historia Mexicana

“…While the first one proves how infantile bodies became study objects capable of offering scientific truths for  their  time, the second one opens a reflection on how the civic act of imagining the nineteenth-century citizens passed  through a process of differentiating childhood as a key stage  in the construction of new values.…”

La era de las redes: servicios públicos, grandes empresas y finanzas internacionales en las ciudades mexicanas a principios del siglo XX Martínez Delgado, Gerardo

Historia Mexicana

“…In the first decade of the 20th Century, Mexico was the site of the accumulation and investment of domestic and foreign capital dedicated to the construction of infrastructure or the provision of public services in cities across the country. …”

El trabajo no tradicional como posible campo de ruptura con los habitus de género en mujeres mexicanas Herrera, Cristina M.

Estudios Sociológicos

“…From the previous studies on some policies and programs “with a gender perspective” and on the subjectivity of diverse groups of women that had suffered violence conjugal in México, there was the need to problematize the idea of the social construction (and policies) of the female subject as absolute victim of male domination, and of asking and formulating the question for the social and subjective conditions that would make it possible for women to break up with what Bourdieu called gender habitus , this is to say, those dispositions that because of their character, incarnate and unreflexive, would be responsible that many women, even when they were having “objective” conditions to terminate with violent relations, they opt for not doing it and continue tolerating the violence as something “natural” of conjugal relations. …”

¿Desarrollo o ecocidio? Imaginarios sociotécnicos e infraestructura en disputa en la controversia sobre el Tren Maya Bertram , Daniel, Martínez, Nain

Foro Internacional

“…The local impacts that materialized in the construction process, however, sparked significant socio-environmental conflicts and mobilized a diverse opposition movement comprising indigenous communities, scientific experts, and environmental organizations. …”

¿Qué es humano? Tabús alimentarios y antropofagia en el noroeste de Mozambique Huhn, Arianna

Estudios de Asia y África

“…While taboos on cannibalism are thus significant as one of the few customs that are universally accepted, which seems to suggest a biological basis, it is clear that there is also much more on the construction of disgust at the consumption of human flesh that is culturally specific.…”

Oraciones escindidas y foco en maya yucateco Gutiérrez-Bravo, Rodrigo

Cuadernos de Lingüística

“…Yucatec Maya (Mayan, Mexico) shows a number of focus constructions where foci appear to the left of the verb, similarly to what has been observed in languages like Hungarian. …”

Interrogativas con qué y qué no en español de México: la codificación de grado epistémico Reig Alamillo, Asela

Cuadernos de Lingüística

“…Within the paradigm of Spanish polar interrogative constructions, the interrogatives marked with qué used in Mexican Spanish (¿Qué Julia llamó?…”

Un modelo de estigma social del trabajo infantil López Calva, Luis Felipe

Estudios Económicos

“…This paper constructs a model in which a social norm is internalized. …”

Hacia una cartografía del dispositivo democrático global Cuadro, Mariela

Foro Internacional

“…By making methodological use of this mechanism, it links ethical propositions about freedom, theoretical constructions of international relations, political practices of states and international organizations, and normative constructions (specifically, the responsibility to protect) that accompany international interventions in the Global South, in order to reflect on the production of a democratic subject, the predicate of a global liberal government.…”

Migrantes españoles en Londres. Análisis de sus trayectorias laborales en clave biográfica Ruiz Núñez, Alfonso

Estudios Sociológicos

“…After that, an empirical typology of labor trajectories is constructed, based on a set of factors that represent the axis of the analysis. …”

Preferencias por cambios en probabilidades y teoría de la utilidad esperada Cantala, David

Estudios Económicos

“…We define the independence axiom for such preferences. Next we construct an expected utility function to represent the preferences and present the corresponding additive geometry.…”

Mortalidad materna en Los Altos de Chiapas. Validación de un indicador alterno para identificar el subregistro de muerte materna en algunas regiones indígenas Freyermuth Enciso, Graciela, de la Torre, Cecilia, Meneses Navarro, Sergio, Meléndez Navarrp, David

Estudios Demográficos y Urbanos

“…It is an “inequity index” constructed on the basis of reproductive-age female mortality, the general mortal­ity rate and the ratio between the sexes. …”

Porque callo y miro al cielo. Poesía y narrativa como catalizadoras de est-éticas para horizontes políticos sexuales y de género diferentes Díaz Calderón, Julio César

Estudios de Género

“…In its methodology, this article constructs its (theoretical) analysis in four sections: one narrative including some of the prevailing queer and feminist intersectional debates about politics in Mexico and the United States; two auto-ethnographic aesthetic pieces (one work of prose and one poem) in order to develop the concept of trauma in (the theory of) international politics; an incorporation of love postcards as aesthetic alternatives to trauma; and a reflexive narrative about ethical constructions of political action based on the aesthetic fragments.…”