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of the populations involved and the environment, as well as social, political and economic logics that are woven around mining activity.Conclusion: Mining in fact constitutes one of the main means of
the analyzed studies are from university institutional repositories and, in disciplinary terms, from social, human, and political sciences. Thus, the research methods that are used are primarily those ... included. Few works use explicit conceptual or theoretical references to armed conflict and rurality. This generates academic, ethical, and political concerns regarding how the realities of these issues are
Philosophy of Perception (eds Noe, A. & Thompson, E.) 77–89 (MIT sources of neural variability when the possible sources themselves Press, 1972). are correlated. We disentangled the contribution of the change
During the 1990's, institutionality in Colombia was negatively affected by large drug-dealing cartels. It was in this context where the Plan Colombia was born. This plan was a strategy to recover institutionality, reduce illegal coca and poppy plantations, weaken the economy of illegal insurgent groups, and restore investor confidence. Today, 13 years after the implementation of...
randomized evaluations of social programs against poverty, 41.2% in education; 20.6% in health; 8.8% on micro-credit; 8.8% in political participation of women and 5.9% in direct transfers to poor populations
randomized evaluations of social programs against poverty, 41.2% in education; 20.6% in health; 8.8% on micro-credit; 8.8% in political participation of women and 5.9% in direct transfers to poor populations
randomized evaluations of social programs against poverty, 41.2% in education; 20.6% in health; 8.8% on micro-credit; 8.8% in political participation of women and 5.9% in direct transfers to poor populations
political contexts, which influence the increase of antimicrobial resistance and hinder its control.Keywords : Post-antibiotic era; antibiotics; antibiotic resistance; epidemiology.
political contexts, which influence the increase of antimicrobial resistance and hinder its control.Keywords : Post-antibiotic era; antibiotics; antibiotic resistance; epidemiology.
political contexts, which influence the increase of antimicrobial resistance and hinder its control.Keywords : Post-antibiotic era; antibiotics; antibiotic resistance; epidemiology.
political contexts, which influence the increase of antimicrobial resistance and hinder its control.Keywords : Post-antibiotic era; antibiotics; antibiotic resistance; epidemiology.
political contexts, which influence the increase of antimicrobial resistance and hinder its control.Keywords : Post-antibiotic era; antibiotics; antibiotic resistance; epidemiology.
political contexts, which influence the increase of antimicrobial resistance and hinder its control.Keywords : Post-antibiotic era; antibiotics; antibiotic resistance; epidemiology.
OBJECTIVE: to analyze the political dimension of the reform of the health systems of Colombia and Costa Rica over the period 1990 to 2009. METHODOLOGY: we conducted an investigation using the ... differences between the two countries. RESULTS: it was showed the similarity in the political and administrative establishment of the two States under review, also we could see that much of the course and
an outright attack on the peer review process. Of course this is not the first political attack on NIH funding of studies that straddle neuro- and social sciences?recall the attempt two years ago by ... Representatives Toomey and Chocola to withdraw funding from peer-reviewed projects dealing with human sexual behaviors and AIDS. This dangerous trend of political interference with peer review may gain steam
economic-political model.Conclusion:This approach shows that social actors that are part of collective actions do not form a structured or cohesive movement. Also, fights for the right to health constitute
economic-political model.Conclusion:This approach shows that social actors that are part of collective actions do not form a structured or cohesive movement. Also, fights for the right to health constitute
economic-political model.Conclusion:This approach shows that social actors that are part of collective actions do not form a structured or cohesive movement. Also, fights for the right to health constitute
economic-political model.Conclusion:This approach shows that social actors that are part of collective actions do not form a structured or cohesive movement. Also, fights for the right to health constitute
economic-political model.Conclusion:This approach shows that social actors that are part of collective actions do not form a structured or cohesive movement. Also, fights for the right to health constitute
