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This article explores the philosophical complexities of asylum and refugee reception, critiquing both continental and analytical traditions while proposing a phenomenological method to bridge theory and praxis. It highlights the analytical tradition's focus on formal rights and obligations, and contrasts this with insights from the continental tradition and Hannah Arendt's experiential perspective on asylum. The paper advocates for a comprehensive theory of hospitality, aiming to reconcile formal rights with the lived experiences of refugees, ultimately striving for a balanced understanding and better facilitation of mutual recognition and integration. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article provides a concise and critical overview of the notions of border within regionalism theory and praxis. It also discusses the last decade's increase of border barriers in this globalized world and its relation to regionalism. We provide a historical approach to theoretical construction and consider implied ideas of border derived from theoretical and empirical developments of regionalism. This paper finds that old regionalism indicates a notion of border as separation; new regionalism implies a notion of border as filter. The current wave of comparative regionalism identifies two apparently contradictory processes (multilevel regionalisms and nationalisms) that actuate the formation of (cross) border regions embedded into tangled webs of global networks, which requires a globalist perspective of regionalist dynamics. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Abstract After pointing out mainstream migrant integration’s conceptual issues, we use communication theory to argue that researching migrants’ positive discourse about their trajectories depends on analyzing their establishment of philia in the host country. Then, we present a qualitative study with five migrants who work as teachers at a language school in Rio de Janeiro. We explore their experiences according to three categories: connection to Brazilian people, connection to brazility, and identity convergence to Brazil. This paper concludes that although interviewees cite some indicators used to measure integration in mainstream academia (e.g., language and employment) in their discourses about the country, the specific meanings of these factors are understood only by linking them to participants’ intersubjective exchanges and philia in Brazil.

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The objective of the article is contribute to a theoretical-critical framework that discusses economic development in an articulated way to the process of regional integration in Latin America. For this purpose, we reviewed the historical evolution of Latin American ideas on the regionalism-development binomial, with emphasis on the contribution of Latin American structuralism from authors associated with the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC). After a brief introduction, this paper is divided into three sections. The second section addresses the importance of the contexts – historical, regional, and international – to think in a structuralist perspective the productive structures, the economic-social asymmetries, and the underdevelopment that characterize the region. In the third part, we present in greater detail the concept of interventionist regionalism, based on the Latin American Common Market of ECLAC. In the fourth part, we present our final remarks.

The objectives of this paper are to interpret the ongoing economic disintegration process in South America between 2015 and 2022 and to consider the possibilities of resuming integration efforts after 2023, under a new political scenario. In particular, we will adress three characteristics of the selected period: the paralysis of economic activity in Brazil; the emergence of fragmenting political initiatives, promoted or accompanied by Brazil; and the reduction of economic interdependence between Brazil and its neighbors. These negative circumstances were followed by the growing Chinese presence in the region. In addition to the introduction and the final considerations, the article is divided into five parts: Brazil as the locomotive of integration, between 2003 and 2014; the paralysis of the Brazilian economy post-2015; the abandonment of the Brazilian leadership post-2016; the declining regional trade interdependence; and the possibilities to resume the path of integration in 2023.

The microelectronics industry is in a constant race for high-efficiency integrated electronic components for photovoltaic applications. This paper presents a method of dimensioning a spiral inductor integrated in boost converter application a photovoltaic. We are interested in designing and dimensioning a spiral inductor integrated into a Boost converter in this work. The incorporation of passive energy components allows reducing the size of these structures to a minimum space requirement while ensuring acceptable efficiency and improving the characteristics of energy conversion systems as well as reducing their cost. The chosen compact model's electrical, magnetic and frequency behavior, containing all the integrated inductor technological parameters, is described by analytical expressions whose resolution is made using simulation COMSOL software. To validate the geometric dimensions and technological parameters, We have simulated the system of the solar booster converter containing the electrical circuit of the spiral inductor by software PSIM.

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This paper shows, from an interdisciplinary perspective, the incidence of lack of "stateness" and its construction process in Latin American states, as well as showing the reluctance on the part of Latin American states to transfer sovereignty to regional integrational organizations. First, classical and contemporary ideas of sovereignty are contrasted, in order to understand the development of the sovereignty concept in Latin America and Europe. Second, we interpret how the sovereignty concept has been conceived through Latin American states' formation process. Third, the sovereignty process is adressed within integration thinking and its three big waves: the developmental, neoliberal and post-hegemonic waves. Fourth, the concept of sovereignty in Latin America and its impact on the region are discussed critically. Fifth, current regionalism perspectives are explained. Sixth, the current relationship between sovereignty and regionalization in South America is described. And finally, throughout this paper, we maintain that it is the weakness of "stateness" in the Latin American states which has had an important influence on their reluctance to transfer national sovereignty to regional integration institutions.

This paper aims to explore the consequences of institutionalization in regional integration processes. More specifically, it explores the creation of representative regional institutions which strengthen integration, while at the same time affecting the distribution of sovereign and representative powers among the players involved in the policy-making process within member states. The premise is that institutionalization at a regional level brings gains in strategic actions and more efficient mechanisms of collective international action, on one hand, but on the other, it can have a democratic cost, in terms of a society's participation and control over collective decisions which impact the national decision-making process. In the case of the Latin American integration process, the initiative of setting up a regional parliament for MERCOSUL, the PARLASUL, must be understood within the problematic context of the effects of regional representation on national sovereignty. Thus, although with some limitations, the European experience serves as a parallel to the initiatives of establishing regional parliaments. The paper is divided into three sections: the first is historical and theoretical; it covers the origin and transformations of the modern sovereign state system, along with the changes that have occurred over time from regional integration events and their differences. Some concepts and classic theoretical approaches on the topic are reference sources, such as the contributions of Schmitter (1970), Mattli (1999) and Fawcett and Hurrell (2003), for example. In the second section, one of the characteristics of the new regionalism is explored: institutional innovation (HURRELL, 1995). In this case, the aim is to further verify the impact of regional integration on national politics, the role of the regional parliaments and the purpose of extra-state representation, its different models and its consequences for national sovereignty of states involved in the integration process. The dialogue with different points of view will be fundamental, especially in order to draft analytical dimensions of the impact of the changes that occurred with the emergence of a new form of regional representation (FAWCETT; HURRELL, 2003; MALAMUD; SOUZA, 2005; DRI, 2009; 2010; LINDBERG, 1963). Could an extra form of representation come at a cost of the suppression of less opportunity for participation? In the third section, the relation between representation and sovereignty is evaluated, as well as the role of representative institutions in policy making (KEOHANE; HOFFMANN, 1991; RITTBERGER, 2012; JACOB, 2007). In this section, the experience of the European Parliament will shed light on the analysis of the constitution of a representative institution on a regional level, such as the one expected by the PARLASUL. Finally, the article traces a few conclusions on representation in the context of regional integration processes and the importance of information and social awareness of such processes as a measure of democratic legitimacy.

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Purpose – Effective planning requires the participation of different functions and may be hampered by lack of integration and information quality (IQ). This paper aims to investigate the relationships among integration, uncertainty, IQ and performance, in the context of the production planning and control function. The literature lacks in-depth studies that consider these factors altogether, showing how they interact and how they contribute to improve business performance. Design/methodology/approach – The authors introduce the variable of planning performance, which represents the quality of the production plans/planning process and is related to the frequency and causes of modifications to these plans. The relationships among the mentioned constructs are investigated by means of multiple case studies. Findings – The results illustrate that integration is positively related to planning performance, and this relationship is mediated by IQ and moderated by uncertainty. Originality/value – The presented analysis may help practitioners to foster interfunctional integration, better cope with uncertainty and improve information management, aiming to achieve better planning performance. The managers can choose integration and IQ improvement mechanisms that better fit to their environment/reality, using the four different cases as a benchmark. Moreover, this research contributes to the literature exploring this contingency perspective by means of in-depth case studies, considering that most of the existing research adopting this perspective is survey-based.

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This paper aims to provide further understanding of strategies used by first graders to reproduce 3D shapes, in what concerns spatial structuring and spatial reasoning processes involved. The data were collected during a teaching experiment where the pupils had to reproduce two 3D shapes using cubes, first from a 3D model and then from a 2D representation of a 3D model. The strategies pupils used indicate different levels of local and global structuring, and, sometimes, a progression to upper levels, based on the establishment of more complex relationships between components and composites, anchored in the use of manipulatives. These relationships also seem to be supported by spatial reasoning processes.

In this paper, the author circumscribes the notion of alterity using Andre Green's theoretical perspective and reflects about the vicissitude of the alterities in the psychoanalytical process. Initially, the author describes the dialog that A. Green develop with J. Lacan around the question of subjectivity and otherness, for in later stage deepen into the psychoanalytical process, showing how the transference induces objetalization and integration of internal and external alterities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The objective of this paper is to foster reflections on the similarities and differences between the Communicative Approach, a well-known method for English language teaching in Brazil, and Critical Literacy, the latest suggestion made by the new Orientações Curriculares para o Ensino Médio (OCEM). First, we will address the theoretical traditions that give origin to the two teaching approaches, explaining their main concepts. Then, we will discuss the similarities between the two approaches, as well as their main differences. We claim that the two teaching approaches, however different in their proposals, are not incompatible, but complementary. Finally, we suggest an example of an integrated activity that aims to reconcile the objectives of the two approaches. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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