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Viviendas en renta en ciudades mexicanas Sobrino, Jaime

Estudios Demográficos y Urbanos

“…The question that guides the article is the following: What has been the importance of rental housing in the country’s housing demand in the period 1950-2015, and how has rental housing been related to the more general processes of the city, such as poverty, inequality and segregation? To achieve these aims, the information on housing ownership contained in the population and housing censuses from 1950 to 2010 and the Intercensal Survey 2015 is used. …”

Quería que le limpiaran todo, la casa y el sable”: del servicio doméstico a la construcción subjetiva de la prostitución como oficio en Argentina Puglia, María de las Nieves

Estudios de Género

“…For this I will recover some scenes from the practice of dobleta as moments in which domestic services and sex services begin to intermingle, tensing preconceptions of prostitution as “easy life”, “easy money” and the idea of women as a “victim” of both a structural system of sexual exploitation and poverty. I will inquire the transmission of knowledge of sexual practices, place of work or territory and introduction of reliable customers by intermediate figures who act as initiators. …”

Afrontando el cambio climático y los riesgos contra la salud: respuestas en la Sierra Tarahumara Cueva, Teresa Elizabeth, Few, Roger, Mercado, Alfonso

Estudios Demográficos y Urbanos

“…The results show that even in a context of extreme poverty and vulnerability to climate change, the population develops responses for coping with it and adapting. …”

Viudas y vecinos, milpas y magueyes : el impacto del auge de la población en el Valle de Toluca : el caso de Tenango del Valle en el siglo XVIII Kanter, Deborah Ellen

Estudios Demográficos y Urbanos

“…As a result, that group generally lived in poverty and, thus, was forced to devote itself to other activities. …”

La dinámica internacional del crimen organizado dalla Chiesa, Nando

Foro Internacional

“…Against this backdrop, in March 2023, the seminar “Dialogues from the Frontiers of Organized Crime: Organized Crime, Rights, and Educational Poverty” was held at El Colegio de México, in collaboration with the University of Milan, the Embassy of Italy in Mexico, the Pontifical International Marian Academy, the Mexican Institute for Justice, and the Memory and Tolerance Museum. …”

Redistribución espacial y migración interna de la población en Chile en los últimos 35 años (1965-2002): una síntesis de las hipótesis y la evidencia González Ollino, Daniela, Rodríguez Vignoli, Jorge

Estudios Demográficos y Urbanos

“…The authors conclude by saying that in order to promote migratory flows in keeping with the regional development strategy, and prevent the consolidation of areas of entrenched poverty in the cities, where it invariably tends to be reproduced, territorial policies are required, to reinforce tendencies derived from the actions of markets and to offset the trends derived from the unrestricted effects of supply and demand.…”

Desapariciones forzadas en América Latina y México: evolución del fenómeno y rol del crimen organizado Aureliani, Thomas

Foro Internacional

“…Against this backdrop, in March 2023, the seminar “Dialogues from the Frontiers of Organized Crime: Organized Crime, Rights, and Educational Poverty” was held at El Colegio de México, in collaboration with the University of Milan, the Embassy of Italy in Mexico, the Pontifical International Marian Academy, the Mexican Institute for Justice, and the Memory and Tolerance Museum. …”

Escenarios actuales del crimen organizado: factores contextuales y perspectivas teóricas De Tuglie, Annaclara

Foro Internacional

“…Against this backdrop, in March 2023, the seminar “Dialogues from the Frontiers of Organized Crime: Organized Crime, Rights, and Educational Poverty” was held at El Colegio de México, in collaboration with the University of Milan, the Embassy of Italy in Mexico, the Pontifical International Marian Academy, the Mexican Institute for Justice, and the Memory and Tolerance Museum. …”