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In Mexico, during the 2012-2018 six-year term, the National Crusade against Hunger (CNCH) was implemented, in which social participation played a central role in combating the lack of access to food and promoting social welfare. With the creation of Community Committees and the support from promoter staff, this strategy aimed to strengthen and ensure the active and constant involvement of the population; however, there were a number of factors that had an impact on the difficulties in achieving sustained community participation. The objective of this paper is to show the factors that limited social participation in the implementation of the CNCH in Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico, through the voices of the implementing staff. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Public green spaces (PGS) on the shores of the Limay River in Neuquen Metropolitan Area (AMN, for its acronym in Spanish) can represent tools for water management. For the design of such instruments, it is important to know the local dynamics of hydrometeorological threats. The aim of this paper is to analyze, from a historical perspective based on the digital written press, the occurrence of events related to hydrometeorological threats in the AMN and, most precisely, around the PGS located on the coast of the Limay River for the period 1999-2020. 131 journalistic articles were surveyed and the information collected was validated through hydrometeorological databases. The methodology classifies events according to origin and nature, as well as characterizing them according to their physical characteristics; consequent damages in urban, periurban and rural areas; actors from different jurisdictions and adopted actions. Before and during the events soft measures prevailed while hard measures prevailed after them. Specifically, the consequences in EVP result in hindrances for its exploitation by users. Historical records provide initial, useful and comprehensive information for the analysis of the incidence of water processes in cities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper introduces some of the main elements that configure a paradigm shift in Communication, with the aim of providing a reflection on the ever-changing nature of both the World and our discipline. This is the time for publics and audiences; they embody the message's sense and its raison d'être. The present paper collects the results of two different research studies conducted at different times and with diverse actors and audiences, applying the eclectic method. Some of these findings are as follows: communication has changed due to the appearance of new screens (media) and new actors, who have now become "citizen celebrities". The Twenty First Century has arrived, bringing with it changes to our old paradigms. The new subjects act and live together in cyberspace; they select their own media and develop their own content. Reality is not really virtual, but it is enriched by these new screens (new media). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The results obtained from the work carried out for thirteen years are shown in this paper where professors and students have been linked to local institutions and the population in the process of research, training and university extension, to solve, in a trans disciplinary way, the most relevant problems in Cerro municipality. The results obtained during 13 years of work are shown in this community. During this period a vast number of teachers and students have been researching, and engaged in their formation and extracurricular processes with the local authorities, inhabitants, integral neighborhood workshops, municipal planning, local museums and culture authorities among other participants in order to solve the more crucial problems of Cerro community from a transdisciplinary point of view. The use of different methodologies in the designing process and the experiences in the workshops has been assessed to develop values on main participants and others. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The paper is art attempt to translate the changes in the operation of the Venezuelan State since 1999, whose devices have the purpose of making a new institutionalization in the political system for which the government is sowing new political and organizational practices, as well as the development of new structural power properties, having as integration axis the co-presence of the State with the new actors and their practices. We are using the expositions of the New Institutionalism (Powell & Di Maggio, 1999) and the Structuration Theories (Giddens, 1995) to explain the practices in the processes of decentralization in Venezuela, between 1989 and 1998, as well as the new centralization which begins with the Constitution in 1999, it is fried to redefine with the Communal Councils from 2006, and to strength with the adjustment of the Public Administration to the Popular Power in 2007. All these show a process of progressive alteration that is causing both a power centralization and a hierarquical control of resources on the different levels of government and the national territory, moving the model of public management that have came consolidating from the local practices, the vanish of its practices and the implantation of new actors and their routines in the public matters, with different organizations and political shapes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper is the preliminary result of research undertaken in Canada during the period August-September 2003, and which is part of a comparative study of several other countries in order to examine the actors, processes and interactions which intervened in the formulation of public policy and the development of learning in public institutions and organizations. In this research the logic motivating the actors, as well as their perspectives and practices in the processes of public agenda formulation in Canada are demonstrated. Documentary techniques, seminar discussions, interviews and observation are employed. The results demonstrate differentiated processes in organizational and institutional practices of new and traditional actors in the formation of public agendas, and which define two large themes: differentiation between government and politics and the re-institutionalization of rules on a local level. All this expresses the tension between the two forms of governmental philosophy that are debated over between the neo-pragmatism of emerging demand sectors for new government and the colaborative market forms of government, implemented by traditional actors who propose good public government. In local public management the municipality is expressed as a point of intersection between policy management and government, and it incorporates learning experiences in community networks, which suggests a new hermaneutic language for the management of municipalities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

If we accept that the local development go necessarily for the integral development of a region the actions that starting should to be related to the initiatives and actions of the local enterprises with the public administrations and with the others actors that participates in the local development process. In this perspective, in the formulation and execution of the politics, each one of the actors have own role. This paper reflection from a municipal experience, about of the enterprise, and the orientation of the local public manage for to transform the local space in opportunities context for to encourage the enterprise activity and the employment in the local development perspective. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

En primer lugar, tras constatar la reciente emergencia del sujeto local y las virtualidades y paradojas actualmente evidenciada por el concepto de desarrollo local con raíces en la cultura y tradición del desarrollo comunitario, abordaremos algunos de los rasgos tipológicos —no solo los que impregnan contextos arcaicos y tradicionales, sino también aquellos de carácter moderno— que definen los modelos sociales comunitarios. En segundo lugar, estableceremos algunas teorías relativas a la vinculación existente entre los procesos de desarrollo local, teniendo en cuenta las potencialidades inherentes al substrato socioterritorial y cultural en el cual estos surgen, y la capacidad alternativa de los actores sociales para modificar la realidad. Por último, concluiremos este artículo con una evaluación de cuatro experiencias acaecidas en contextos rurales y otras dos en medios urbanos. Estableceremos algunos criterios valorativos acerca de la vitalidad y solidez de estos teniendo en cuenta los niveles de implicación, así como la riqueza y diversidad de los actores sociales implicados en el proceso.

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Multinational enterprises (MNEs) transfer their corporate strategies to subsidiaries globally, and in so doing, embark on a translation process. Despite the prevalence of MNEs and their investments in emerging economies, little is known about how local factors affect key actors when translating corporate talent management (CTM) strategies to these regions. This study draws from the translation and talent management literatures to explore the travel of ideas in the context of CTM. Relevant frames (narratives that emerge around actions) and actors are proposed and explored empirically in a qualitative study of 76 employees across an Australian mining MNE with subsidiaries located in Latin America. The findings support extant literature as well as uncovering new frames (categorized in external or corporate, and internal or local) and actors (including non-managerial) as part of the translation process. The findings suggest the need to balance talent management strategies between corporate and subsidiaries by being aware of internal and external frames including in both urban and rural locations. This understanding provides further clarification of the global versus local paradox faced by MNEs. Implications for future research and practice are discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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A prospective diagnosis of the cruise reception services in Santiago de Cuba will be made in this paper. To conduct this diagnosis, the methodology followed is the one established by the French2 Prospective School. This study will allow determining the key variables of the analyzed system, the actors involved and their role, and also the possible future scenarios. A key factor is the work with experts, who will provide the information needed for the study. Scientific methods such as MICMAC, MACTOR and SMIC-PROB-EXPERT are used, supported by professional software. As a result of this diagnosis, are estimated profits for the destine under scenario $ 74 361 024,00 USD. The decision-makers of the region will be able to set the objectives and strategies aimed at reaching the desired optimal scenario.

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