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1. ANÁLISIS FILOGENÉTICO DEL GÉNERO SACCIOLEPIS (POACEAE, PANICOIDEAE, PANICEAE) CON CARACTERES MORFOLÓGICOS.

Author

De Gennaro, Diego and Scataglini, M. Amalia

Subjects
*PHYLOGENY, *GRASSES, *PLANT morphology, *PARSIMONIOUS models
Abstract

Sacciolepis (Poaceae, Panicoideae, Paniceae) is a pantropical genus composed by 23 species, mainly distributed in Africa, with some taxa in America, Asia and Australia. The aims of this work are to test the monophyly of Sacciolepis and to explore its infrageneric relationships. Thirty-one taxa and 80 morphological and anatomical characters, including continuous characters, were analyzed under the maximum parsimony criterion. The monophyly of Sacciolepis was corroborated and its diagnostic characters were discusssed. This paper is the first phylogenetic analysis of Sacciolepis. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2012

2. TÉCNICAS DE REFLEXIÓN ESTRATÉGICA: SEARCH CONFERENCE MOMENTUM.

Author

Blanco, Toni, Casals, Joan, Frígols, Joan, Stinus, Elisa, Estivill, Xavier, and Stinus, Alfons

Subjects
*INFORMATION science, *INFORMATION resources management, *INFORMATION technology, *STRATEGIC planning, *COMPUTER training, *CREATIVE ability, *KNOWLEDGE management, *INFORMATION services management, *ORGANIZATIONAL learning
Abstract

The information age has deeply affected the way organizations are managing to cope with the abundance of information and their needs to connect and influence the networks of interests they have around them. This new scenario has questioned the traditional strategic planning methods and process-related information management, which have to be replaced by a more agile, flexible and participative ones. Search conference Momentum comes from the fusion of organizational planning and community action methodologies developed in Australia, creativity techniques from quality management, and innovation as well as interactional animation techniques in a group originated for R&D departments of German companies. This paper presents the main characteristics and success factors in its implementation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2011
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3. Bibliotecas indígenas en Australia y Nueva Zelanda: una revisión bibliogrâfica.

Author

Civallero, Edgardo

Subjects
*LIBRARIES & community, *COLLECTION development in libraries, *COLLECTION management (Libraries), *LIBRARY administration, *INDIGENOUS peoples, *PUBLIC library administration
Abstract

The article presents a bibliographic review and current state of libraries for native people around the world. The compilation information resources focuses on Australia and New Zealand where library services are said to be best developed. It is stated that the materials included are books, periodical publications, working papers, Web sites, and electronic journals published between 1995 and the present. The article also provides an initial approach to the subject and presents the possibility of broadening the information through the literature provided. It also makes a comparison with Latin American situations and proposals and the replication of concrete examples.

Published
2007