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The present investigation comes closer to the thematic of the free coloured people in the historiography from the works taken place by authors santiagueros in the period of 1962 up to the 2018. Based fundamentally on bibliographical sources to analyze the contributions that have been carried out to the thematic one, this work in a general way it seeks to enlarge the studies of regional and local history and in the particular thing the thematic of the free coloured people. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Introduction. The Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) is relevant in the development of cervical cancer, a situation that has led to screening with cervical-uterine cytology and DNA-HPV molecular test that allows the early detection of a risk of developing this pathology in women. Although the incidence and mortality have decreased, science could not eradicate this disease. Objective. Identified HPV in different samples of patients diagnosed with preneoplastic lesions and cervical-uterine cancer. Methodology. Patients with high-grade lesions (LEI-AG) and/or carcinoma on cervical cytology and/or biopsy were included. A blood sample was taken from all of them, the availability of paraffin tissue (FFPE) was evaluated, and PCR genotyping for HPV was performed. Results. 27% (3) LEI-AG were between 30-39 years old and 9% (1) were under 29; 50% (6) were positive for HR-HPV other than 16-18 in liquid-based cytology (CBL) and 16% (1) negative. DNA was obtained from 100% of the FFPE, with positivity in 67% (6), 2 (33%) for HPV-16 and 4 (67%) for others (56, 58 and 68). 1 (11%) presented coinfection with HPV-56 and 58. 67% (4) showed concordance between CBL and FFPE; 1 was CBL negative and HPV-56 positive on FFPE and 1 was CBL HPV-18 positive and FFPE negative. No HPV positivity was obtained in the plasma samples tested. Conclusion. The relationship HPV and cervical-uterine cancer requires to work out in regional studies that allow to understand and to reassess the policies that are currently implemented in the country. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Research on Argentine dramaturgy has obtained in recent decades a profuse theoretical-methodological development. However, this discipline retains a challenge: to question the essentialist and binary cartographies that found certain centers and peripheries. Therefore, this paper adheres to poetic studies with a regional perspective, which refute artistic and territorial homogenizations and show silenced profiles of otherness. To achieve this goal, we address a geocritical analysis of the figuration of social deserts in the Argentine Northwest and its correlatives "orilleros", taking as a case study the play Chingoil cómpani by Jorge Accame. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article presents an approach to socio-territorial construction based on the conceptual overlap between context or natural environment, rootedness, and reproductive care. For this, exploratory and descriptive research is carried out that triangulated three qualitative research techniques using the deductive method. The main findings show that how a community in Guanajuato configures its roots in a territory is associated with the characteristics of its production-consumption process, anchored in the natural conditions of the territory and the social bonds of care that emanate from this process and conditions. One of the contributions of this analysis is that it incorporates the perspective of reproductive care into the construction of territories, being necessary to deepen regional studies to advance in this type of knowledge. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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We present a study about the main limitations that appear in the research articles in the area of Pedagogical Sciences, with the purpose of contributing to support the preparation of the authors in the scientific writing in that branch of knowledge, in the postgraduate training. The study was descriptive in nature, with a qualitative approach, which used documentary analysis as a general method, based on the assessment of reports, opinions, review panels, among other documents, from the review of manuscripts in the corresponding format referred to. to the field of education. As a result of the analysis of the data collected in the selected sample, the main regularities or trends that show the limitations in the writing of the articles were identified and some guidelines or recommendations are needed to improve them. It is considered that the results of the study can be used for didactic purposes, to support the preparation of teachers who research in the area of education, since they will allow focusing on learning actions towards the aspects identified in the study, in which the greatest difficulties were detected. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article "Quinto Sol and the history of religion in Argentina. Is the glass half full or half empty?" analyzes the relevance of religious studies in Argentine historiography. Quinto Sol has published numerous scientific articles on religious topics, demonstrating the importance of this theme in the country's historical research. The studies have addressed different aspects of the religious phenomenon, such as tithing in the Diocese of Buenos Aires and the judicial functions of rural parish priests in the Colony. Although progress has been made in the study of religious diversity, there is still a predominant focus on Catholicism. However, the strengthening of regional studies and the adoption of cultural and interdisciplinary perspectives are highlighted. The Quinto Sol magazine has allowed for the investigation of new topics and objects related to religion, but it still has limitations in terms of the lack of analysis that transcends local or national frameworks and the little consideration of theological debates. [Extracted from the article]

Confined milk production systems can present several critical points with respect to animal welfare, which does not imply that they cannot be resolved. Housing dairy cattle in compost barns, with proper design and management, has been shown to improve cow health and longevity and, consequently, their productive performance. Based on the results carried out worldwide, the compost barn systems represent a friendly housing alternative with the well-being of the animals compared to other confinement systems. However, the number of investigations on the welfare of dairy cattle in these systems in Argentina and in the world is still scarce, so it would be advisable to add regional studies to be able to precede in terms of the real and potential impact on dairy cows. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Design research results about the academic use of data visualization cheat sheets in urban and regional studies (iaur, in Spanish). It presents a quantitative and qualitative analysis of forty-one (41) undergraduate architecture degree thesis published in 2021. A correlation matrix is developed for evaluating data. It depicts that iaur are not being used as a diagnostic tool to define urban intervention places. The working hypothesis is that iaur have lost its communication capability due to its insertion in the image-consumption economy that characterizes contemporary post capitalist society. To push forward the findings, two deliberately artistic iaur are proposed. Lipovetsky & Serroy’s concept of aestheticization is used as theoretical reference. The article argues that such aestheticization of graphic representation methods in architecture is part of a larger process of aestheticization involving the classroom and the city as a whole. The purpose of the debate is to wonder if the passage from traditional drawings to aestheticized urban cheat sheets comes along with urban informality social problems to be left unattended, which would derive in the opposite outcome: blurring the territory. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article titled "25 years of Quinto Sol" celebrates the anniversary of the Quinto Sol magazine, which was founded in 1997 within the framework of the Institute of Regional Studies at the National University of La Pampa. Throughout these 25 years, the magazine has faced economic difficulties but has managed to stay in publication uninterrupted. On this anniversary, several colleagues have been invited to reflect on the contributions of the articles published over these years. Quinto Sol has achieved greater visibility and recognition, which is reflected in the quality of the texts that are published. [Extracted from the article]

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Earthquakes are the geological events that have generated the most transformations in the history of our planet. Although to date scientists have not been able to predict or forecast an earthquake, the detailed knowledge of its genesis, the constant and combined application of the different theories and methods that have been designed for these tasks; as well as, the application of a set of regional studies and governmental, local organizational and executive measures could reduce the high-risk situations that exist today in several countries. On this occasion, a tour of the main edges of these issues is made, starting from its conceptual framework, some of the main earthquake prediction theories invented by man to date are reviewed, so that scientists and decision-makers at the international level They can apply the methodological precepts exposed to their daily work. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Democratization processes are a relevant issue for Comparative Politics. However, cross-regional proposals comparing cases from different geographical areas based on context sensitivity are still limited, whereas comparative research using mixed-method approaches such as Comparative Area Studies (CAS) and Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA) are very exceptional. In spite of their scarcity, these methods present advantages both conceptually and methodologically. On the one hand, regions acquire relevance as an analytical category, not as an explanatory element. On the other hand, they help to test theories previously applied to particular regional or local contexts. This mixed approach is highly adaptable to political change studies and it is particularly useful for comparative studies. In fact, it allows for a contextual description of countries; favours classification; enables evaluating previous theories; and facilitates comparisons. However, most of QCA publications are focused on evaluating classical theories and they do not usually take into account the asymmetry of processes of political change. In this regard, this publication recommends distinguishing between types of political change processes and including new conditions that have only been covered from intrarregional and case study research on the Middle East and North Africa studies (MENA). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Biogeographic Choco (ChB) is a biodiversity hot spot, but there are few comparative studies of the regional differences associated with physiography or soils. In this research, we compared the diversity, abundance and dominance of species among "mainland vs. swamp" forests at two ChB sites. One of the sites is located in the Darien-Caribbean region (Sasardi reserve) and the other on the Pacific coast. The results confirm those of other studies that show large differences between nearshore and swamp forests. We found that within each region, the swamp areas showed higher numbers of individuals, but lower basal area values, than the mainland areas. The swampy areas are dominated by palm species, in particular Euterpe oleracea Mart., with many individuals but with small trunk diameters, generally less than 15 cm. In relation to alpha diversity, the species richness and Shannon diversity values of the swamp forests are lower than those of the mainland forests at both sites. Simpson's dominance index shows an opposite pattern, and the rarefaction curves correspond to this pattern. Beta diversity is high, clearly separating the forests of the mainland from the swamps within each region, and those of the mainland between the regions. The importance of the marshy forests, which, although small in size in the north of Choco, are home to a large number of individuals of species useful to the communities, is highlighted. In addition, they provide other important ecosystem services such as flood control and carbon storage. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article discusses the various methods of regional and rural development, with a particular emphasis on their environmental impacts. The author comments on the socioeconomic and political aspects of regional sustainable development and considers past research on regional studies, regional social science, and spatial political economy. He also examines the role of the government and other state institutions on rural development policies. An analysis of development and subdevelopment is also provided.

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The work aims to conduct a critical assessment of two widely used concepts in contemporary regional studies: first is the notion of governance, and secondly the notion of scales. To this end, this paper investigates the most basic assumptions, even to the sense of action as a basic principle that mediates the relationship between individual and society. It was shown how these concepts have a high degree of dehistoricization assuming an indeterminate or contradictory character. This is also about the relationship between these concepts: It attempts to show how the concept of scale can be read as a reaction to the difficulties highlighted in the concept of governance. Paradoxically this «reaction» fails to overcome these difficulties because, by not reaching the founding principles of the approach, repeated its paradoxes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article shows the inconvenience of using area studies to analyze the processes of decolonization and State building in - Southeast Asia, arguing that such studies do not consider the diversity of the historical and political processes in every country during the second half of the twentieth century because of its use of homogeneous and universal categories. Some of these categories originated from the theoretical paradigm of the modern Nation State, which is inadequate to study the political results of those processes. The article uses the examples of Thailand, East Timor, Burma and Philippines to examine the problems of national unity, bureaucracies and political cultures, and the links between tradition and modernity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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