Resultados da pesquisa - Center for Global Development

Los grandes centros comerciales y la planificación urbana. Un análisis comparativo de dos metrópolis latinoamericanas Lulle, Thierry, Paquette, Catherine

Estudios Demográficos y Urbanos

“...One of the dynamics of metropolitization experienced by major Latin American cities since the 1970s has been the emergence of new centralities, often accompanied by the construction of major commercial centers. These malls, whose impact on urban development is significant and varied, tend to be promoted and built by the private sector, which is restructured within the context of the globalization of economies. ...”

América Latina en el mundo: las Naciones Unidas, los cepalinos y los dependendistas Fajardo, Margarita

Estudios Sociológicos

La agenda futura de investigación sobre trabajo no remunerado y familia Nava Bolaños, Isalia

Estudios Demográficos y Urbanos

“...The primary focus of this meeting, organized by Brígida García and Edith Pacheco, researchers affiliated to this institution, was to hear the proposals of María de la Paz López Barajas (regional advisor to theUnited Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women –unWomen–), María Angeles Durán (sociology professor and researcher at the Departmentof Economics of the Center for Human and Social Sciences at the Higher Council forScientific Research of Spain –csic–) and Paulo Saad (Head of the Department of Populationand Development of the Latin American and Caribbean Center of Demography–Celade-, at the Population Division of the Economic Commission for Latin Americaand the Caribbean –cepal–) in relation to unpaid work, family and the global economy.The aim was also to create a space for reflection on theoretical and methodological approaches,empirical results and pending issues that will shape future research. ...”

Del arado criollo al granero del mundo. La transformación tecnológica de la agricultura pampeana argentina, 1840-1900 Djenderedjian, Julio

Historia Mexicana

“...It centers on wheat production, particularly sowing and tillage techniques, in the 18th and 19th centuries. ...”