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This article is a synthesis of the doctoral thesis in Literature Alcira Soust Scaffo and the Papers (Pagano Artigas, 2023), carried out at the Federal University of Santa Catarina, Brazil, in the Postgraduate Program in Literature of the Center for Communication and Expression. The thesis is an investigation framed within the field of problems that contemplate the theoretical and critical spaces where knowledge from psychoanalysis and literature intersect. To do this, an epistemological position was adopted that inhabits this border and allows for dialogue between these knowledges, the foundation and driving force of the doctoral research. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Background and aims: The “ombusillo”, Phytolacca tetramera, is a rare plant endemic to the northeast of Buenos Aires province, Argentina. The objective of this work is to provide a more accurate approximation of its distribution area, to evaluate the conservation status of the species and to list the threats to its conservation. M&M: The occurrence sites were obtained from herbarium specimens, databases, bibliography, and fieldwork. We delimited geographic cores, or potential subpopulations, for groups of “ombusillos”. We surveyed the activities that threaten the survival of the species and finally the conservation status was evaluated using the IUCN criterion B1 (extent of occurrence). Results: Phytolacca tetramera is currently restricted to the coast of the Río de la Plata between 4 and 15 m asl, from the district of La Plata to the Samborombón Bay. It has an extension of presence of 4313.714 km2, in which four geographic cores were identified. In accordance with IUCN criterion B1, we propose the category Endangered B1ab(i,iii) for P. tetramera. The threats to the survival of the species are diverse and need further studies, urbanization being one of the most serious. Conclusions: Due to the restricted geographical extension of P. tetramera and its possible threats, it is essential to carry out actions for the conservation of this species. Among the priority actions for the future, it is essential to know more about its dispersal capacity and regeneration niche. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article is written from the author's religious-theological formation, which allows him to converge and live the unity of philosophy with theology. It seeks to go beyond them, through a dynamic of division between the two, linking it with the work of the philosopher Fornet-Betancourt. This reflection seeks to stay away from an "objective" type of treatment, since, according to the aforementioned philosopher, this tends to narrow the participatory process with reality called co-knowledge by means of precisions and practical delimitations for the purpose of mastering the so-called "object". [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article "From alpha to omega: Estimation of ordinal reliability. A practical guide" presents a guide in Spanish for calculating ordinal reliability coefficients using the R/RStudio program. It focuses on calculating internal consistency through alpha and omega coefficients, and highlights the importance of using polychoric correlation matrices. An empirical example is provided to demonstrate the relevance of calculating these coefficients to evaluate the reliability of an instrument. The authors of the article are Nicolás Alejandro Vizioli and Alejandro Emilio Pagano, who are teachers and researchers at the University of Buenos Aires. [Extracted from the article]

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Background: Anxiety disorders are the most prevalent worldwide, followed by depressive disorders. The Beck Anxiety Inventory (BAI; Beck et al., 1988) has been developed to assess the severity of anxiety symptoms and perform a differential diagnosis between anxiety and depression disorders. Objective: To examine the temporal stability of the BAI in its version adapted to Argentina and obtain evidence of discriminant validity. Method: In a sample of 52 people, the intraclass correlation coefficient was analyzed. Then, in a sample of 225 people, a correlation analysis between BAI scores and the Beck Depression Inventory-II (BDI-II; Beck et al., 2006) was performed; subsequently, an exploratory factor analysis (EFA) with reagents from both instruments was conducted and the heterotrait-monotrait ratio of correlations (HTMT) was calculated. Results: The intraclass correlation coefficient was .82 (95% CI = .69 - .90). The correlation between the BAI and the BDI was .56 (moderate effect size). The EFA showed two well-differentiated factors and an HTMT proportion value of .66 (95% CI = .55 - .74) was found. Conclusions: An adequate temporal stability is observed and evidence of the discriminant validity of the instrument is provided. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

From an intercultural contextual view, the hegemonic base that reduces development to a monocultural model coded in money is questioned, from which there are consequent shrinkages that impede natural, human and therefore cultural biodiversity, with its consequences for the survival of many worlds in which nature itself lives, human beings and their reciprocal projection expressed in cultures. There is a glimpse of the possibility of dialogue for the plural life and humanity from an intercultural spirit conditioned to the struggle to safeguard Human Rights, the Rights of Nature and the Rights of Cultures. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The articles published in this series show that it is possible to create fiscal space for health in the countries. This requires specific decisions since economic growth is not enough to generate the additional resources needed. The studies analyze the benefit of reviewing the tax expenditures to identify exemptions -- generally outdated and of low benefit for the countries --; arguments to increase taxes on products harmful to health; and credits and donations, which do not result in a viable source of income for governments. Fiscal efforts must be accompanied by an improvement in efficiency, and the progressive creation of new revenues is key to improving equity. It is necessary to improve the collection of fiscal resources. To this end, it is necessary to develop a research and action agenda that understands the analysis of the fiscal space inserted in the processes of transformation and reform of health systems, including the technical aspects not yet addressed and studies of the social efficiency of the fiscal space for major development objectives such as the Sustainable Development Goals 2030. In the countries of the Region of the Americas it is essential to have efficient management to do more and better with more resources, even during adverse economic cycles. This should be evident at all levels, including solidarity for achieving better health outcomes, strategic purchase of health goods and services, and strengthening of budget planning systems. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper reviews a recent strand of research emphasizing how the present institutions of the knowledge economy may be jeopardizing the very promise of growth and prosperity that the increased use of knowledge is generally reported to bring about. The excessive privatization of knowledge generates self-reinforcing vicious and virtuous circles of accumulation of intellectual property and investment in human capital, which increase global inequality. The present institutions of the global economy entail also a reduction of global investment opportunities that is one of the causes of the present global depression. Absent spontaneous antidotes to these phenomena, economic and science policies should aim at redressing the balance between public and private knowledge. Because of the distortion of incentives, stemming from uncompensated knowledge externalities at the international level, these policies should necessarily be coordinated at global level. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Legal positions (such as rights, duties, liberties, powers, liabilities and immunities) are linked together by strong institutional complementarities that differ from the usual institutional complementarities that have been recently considered in economic literature. Legal positions not only satisfy the usual conditions of institutional complementarity stemming from the fact that legal positions that "fit" together are marginally better than those that do not. They also define legal equilibria characterized by the social scarcity constraint that is typical of positional goods. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective. Analyze the sustainability and integration of priority programs in the framework of the Pan American Health Organization's 2014 Strategy for Universal Access to Health and Universal Health Coverage (Universal Health). Methods. A non-systematic review was carried out of the recent literature focused on analysis of integration and sustainability. Results. The main result extracted from the literature review is the need to address sustainability in a way that goes beyond the limits of any analysis restricted to financial sustainability. Although integration and sustainability are not interpreted uniformly, an approach that includes integration as a facilitating factor of the EPI sustainability process does stand out. Conclusions. Effectiveness of EPI integration strategies depends to a large extent on considering the presence, strengthening, and transformation of organizational and institutional structures that facilitate the participation of actors with the technical and political ability to ensure its implementation processes. Thus, political processes can be weighed that legitimize an agenda to include EPI in the Universal Health strategy and, accordingly, as an integral part of health systems strengthening. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]