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En este artículo se clasifican los bienes por sus características técnicas de rivalidad y exclusividad, pero con la inclusión de nuevas categorías que van desde rivalidad cero hasta rivalidad infinita y desde exclusión hasta obligado acceso. El marco conceptual permite ver problemas concretos para cumplir las condiciones del primer teorema de la economía del bienestar, demostrándose que el epítome de la teoría de mercado lo constituyen solo los bienes privados, con un inmenso espacio de bienes para los que la provisión por medio de precios libres no existe o es subóptima en el sentido de Pareto. Se propone un origen teórico de las externalidades, así como la imposibilidad técnica o práctica de completar mercados y, por medio del sistema de precios, lograr su internalización. Por último, el artículo demuestra que muchos de los problemas esperados por los fallos de mercado son ficticios, porque en lugar de homo oeconomicus somos homo sapiens, los seres más colaboradores de la naturaleza. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article shares the results of a research project whose objective is the study of the domestic social reproduction of families in an ejido at the south of Nuevo León state, in the Ixtlera region of the Chihuahuan Desert. This ejido is representative of the small towns scattered throughout the five states of the semi-arid Mexican northeast region, identified by its marginalized poor settlements. Domestic social reproduction describes the needs satisfying process of social subjects, which settles a situation of social well-being. This study is based on a mixed methodology design, which helped to collect quantitative and qualitative data, through data-collection techniques such as semistructured interviews, direct observation and a household survey; Field work was be carried out between 2020 and 2022. The results of this study describe who carry out the domestic social reproduction activities related to health and education; domestic work and supply and construction and maintenance of housing. In the conclusions, we try to set these activities as part of a broader process of social reproduction of families, which articulates other practices, conditions and dynamics in the economic, political and cultural spheres; and delimited and defined by the conditions of the environmental structure typical of the arid and semi-arid zones of the country. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This manuscript provides insights about the persistence of peasant life in Los Chenchos, a riverine community in the Colombian Pacific. Following a social wellbeing approach, we examine the material, relational and subjective dimensions underlying the persistence of this community in their ancestral territory despite profound social and economic challenges marked by regional land use change and the emergence of illegal and extractive economies. We followed a sequential mixed-methods approach based on participant observation, ethnographic interviews and a descriptive census of the three dimensions of social wellbeing in the 18 households that make the community. Employing the social wellbeing approach provided an understanding of how achieving a desired way of life is an adaptive response that draws on values associated with small-scale agricultural production and family networks. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The importance of participation is slowly permeating the field of social services. This article reports on research regarding the assessment that professionals make about citizen participation in social services. A mixed methodology was used to approach the topic. The quantitative approach, through surveys of professionals from municipalities and social organizations, provides a characterization of citizen participation in this field. The qualitative approach, through interviews with experts and social services professionals, allows for the identification of the main challenges and opportunities for citizen participation in social services. The results show a limited citizen participation, which is mainly of advisory nature. On many occasions, these are isolated experiences that never develop into structures or binding participation mechanisms. The research concludes that there is broad consensus among experts and social services professionals regarding the importance of user participation to promote social intervention that enhances user autonomy. However, they recognize limitations related to rigid institutional and professional cultures that hinder the flexibility required for participation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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La atención de la población mayor plantea desafíos para las políticas públicas. Los obstáculos a su sustento, los cambios fisiológicos y metabólicos y las enfermedades crónicas incrementan la vulnerabilidad de las personas mayores más pobres. El objetivo de este estudio consiste en evaluar el impacto del programa Beneficio de Prestación Continuada (BPC) en el estado nutricional y los niveles de seguridad alimentaria de las personas mayores en el Brasil. Se utilizó la Encuesta de Presupuestos Familiares (POF) 2017-2018 y el diseño de regresión discontinua borrosa. En promedio, el programa aumenta la probabilidad de que las personas mayores gocen de seguridad alimentaria. También reduce la probabilidad de sufrir inseguridad alimentaria leve. Aunque el objetivo del programa es reducir la pobreza, estos resultados pueden ayudar en la formulación de políticas públicas que promuevan la calidad de vida de las personas mayores, al actuar sobre el poder adquisitivo, la salud y la nutrición. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The business management performed by public officials is an activity whose results are measured by the degree of social welfare it generates, and is related to the significant application of managerial skills and simultaneous control, this work aims to show the effects produced by the management performed by officials in the periods 2020-2022 in Peru and simultaneous control in 2022, showing whether they generated social welfare and economic growth, as they constitute one of the processes of greatest impact in any country, and what measures the control body is applying within its scope of application. The research had a qualitativeinductive approach, phenomenological design, the sample consisted of 5 participants and an in-depth interview with open questions was used. Results: It was corroborated that officials, according to their profile and knowledge of management skills, generate positive and negative effects in the creation of the social welfare of the population and the control organ contributes, through simultaneous control, to the achievement of efficiency and effectiveness of public management. Conclusion: It is indispensable to have officials with competencies in managerial skills, probity, social responsibility and values, as long as the related institutions develop planned training actions, constant training and also control actions for a good use of resources. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper aims to evaluate, from a critical and philosophical perspective, the evolution of sound legal practices and their impact on the possibility of building social welfare, an essential element for the current democratic consolidation. He considers that humanization is a social possibility that occurs when establishing legal relationships with otherness. It is the configuration of law, of the legal system, the unequivocal manifestation of overcoming the concomitant biological determinations of the animal condition, so that, based on practices based on justice, ethics and politics, it is possible to expand the scope of the right and have a positive impact on the constitution and social development. Given this scenario, the right is considered as a collective asset, expressible in solidarity, compassion and in the encounter with otherness, mediated by the intervention of the social pact. It is concluded that the best jurisprudence is the one capable of regulating social relations, by virtue of promoting actions that humanize coexistence and penalize violations of the dignity of individuals. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The research has the purpose of analyzing public services as a democratic fortress, whenever the citizen administration is considered to generate collective well-being. It is a bibliographical, diachronic study, from the deductive rationalist approach. Considers the administrative limitations of representative management models by circumscribing decisions in a few hands; event that promotes corruption as a concomitant event to impositions. In contrast, the participatory government structure conditions social practices to the conformation of social welfare. It concludes that the political appropriation of the communities provokes a dignified life by sustaining the validity of human rights in dialogical confluences. Actions that are accompanied by education as ethical training of societies in favor of themselves. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article aims to make known the current situation in Colombia in the face of the declarations of infection of the transfer of the pension scheme based on the lack of application of the duty and right to double counseling, a situation that originated with the issuance of Law 100 of 1993, because with it two pension regimes were created that coexist but are mutually exclusive, and the figure under study was not regulated promptly. To achieve the proposed objective, the legal foundations and the jurisprudential development that the figure of double pension counseling has had in Colombia in the last thirty years will be analyzed, likewise, the affectation that causes the non-application of said duty and right in the affiliates and Potential members of the General Pension System, finally, conclusions are presented. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In recent years there has been an increasingly interest about new models of teaching that are focused on teachers´ pedagogical updating, highlighting the importance of working in communities in which, through a continuous, reflective, collaborative and inclusive processes, teachers guide their work towards a comprehensive, inclusive and equitable training. Those are called `teaching learning communities´. In this paper we share our experience on [OBJECTIVE] designing and activating such a community in our faculty, where we were able to transform contents and methodology in order to facilitate the so-called `situated learning´ and give professional guidance under two main principles such as sustainable development and common good. [METHODOLOGY] It´s been through a descriptive and analytical methodology supported by a transdisciplinary dialogue between [SAMPLE]120 professors, that we have proven [CONCLUSSION] that this so called `teaching learning communities´ are effective in order to re-design academic guides, organize teachers´ duties and promote a new ecosystem between teachers and students. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The biodiversity loss is a worldwide major problem, it goes further from species and habitats loss, it also concerns human populations because there is a decline in the provisioning of ecosystem services that limits the satisfiers. The above makes it necessary that utilization and conservation plans must be designed from different scientific disciplines with an agroecological focus. The aim was to analyze Milpas from the Mazahua people, starting with a description of their performers and their contexts: cultural, environmental, and biological, related to food production. We analyzed Guarda de la Lagunita, a Mazahua community from the core of Mexico. Those Milpas are inside of a sensitive environment to biologic and social erosion. However, they are agroecosystems with polycultures that lodge place a striking plant and animal biodiversity and, they represent an important place to cultural, economic and social values. This feature makes those agroecosystems ideal places for the establishment of agroecological strategies that promote biodiversity, agriculture production, and social welfare. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The research has the purpose of analyzing ethical training as a social service by presenting plural educational administration organizations. Therefore, it proposes a pedagogical management model that allows strengthening the quality of instruction at the Pedro Ruiz Gallo Military College. The methodology used is basic and has a descriptive, purposeful design; For the diagnosis of training quality, a data collection form validated by expert judgment is applied. It concludes that the best possible training changes the place of legitimation of educational practices from uncritical obedience to the ethical commitments that coexistence demands. In this sense, training is always committing oneself in solidarity with others; eventuality that requests the integration of communities to educational events with a view to achieving collective well-being. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The similarity that exists between the concepts expressed by various authors on the theories of social technology (TS), local-based tourism (TBL) and community-based tourism (TBC) is analyzed in order to achieve a foundation from which new visions can be generated to reinforce the local development of the various communities dedicated to tourism, through a different socio-environmental model from those carried out with mass tourism. Part of the literature review used in the research of the double doctorate is presented, based on the aforementioned theoretical references. The analysis and conclusions demonstrate the need to carry out further dialogues, approximations and exchanges between these fields of knowledge, both in theory and in practice; thus, actions can be taken that imply the social inclusion of the less favored population, through logical, beneficial and sustainable tourist activities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In the context of growing global daily mobility, fragmented visions of knowledge predominate when assisting policies for advancing the sustainability of this phenomenon. Such visions have mostly focused on material aspects. In this paper, from an inter- and transdisciplinary perspective, a hybridization of theoretical perspectives around the notions of daily mobility and sustainability is proposed. For that, we review the existing literature to provide theoretical approaches and key concepts for the construction of a Sustainable Daily Mobility Index - IMCS. That index comprises a set of indicators around four dimensions: ecology, well-being, governance and culture; the latter seen from prevailing social representations and as a way forward to establish nexuses with the material dimension of daily mobility. Based on preliminary findings for the case of Barrio Antiguo in the city of Monterrey, Mexico, we conclude with a reflection on the IMCS usefulness in a Latin American context where socioeconomic, cultural and spatial characteristics turn social representations into a key explanatory factor of many mobility dynamics, challenges, and potential solutions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In this article, a longitudinal study of documentary data was carried out to create an urban well-being index. The urban well-being derived from the analysis of the strengths and weaknesses linked to the multicultural, adequate, sustainable and healthy situation of the cities of Oaxaca, Mexico is assessed. This index was subjected to a descriptive statistical and network análisis. It was evidenced that there is no city that stands out from the rest with a high index of well-being. The hypothesis that the cities of Oaxaca have high urban well-being is rejected, since the cities have low values. The index considered in the article can be as an alternative to assess the welfare of cities, as well as the particular attention they require. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Economics is a policy discipline that deals with the problems of social organization and the general good. It co-evolves with circumstances, and it is historically contingent. The world to which economic policies are ultimately addressed is a complex system. Yet economists seeking to develop appropriate policies are necessarily guided by simplifications and heuristics. The question before the discipline is to decide what sort of simplification is best suited to the task. In the spirit of modern science, this paper argues that appropriate generalizations, simplifications, heuristics, and principles are to be derived from a study of the actual world. While these may deploy mathematical tools and draw on insights from the behavior of mathematical systems, the latter by themselves are inadequate, especially where they start from the dead dogmas of the neoclassical mainstream: ex nihilo nihil fit. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper addresses the close relationship between the social sciences and the health sciences. From a general point of view, both disciplines seem to have followed a parallel path and without points of intersection; However, the COVID-19 pandemic has demonstrated the close relationship that science has to explain and confront the complex and multidimensional reality that is, at the same time, eco-biopsychosocial. This reality requires having researchers, professionals and theorists who see the need to interpret the world within complexity, from multidisciplinary approaches, which makes it possible to verify the particularities of each community. Therefore, an effort is necessary to reinterpret the training of health and social science professionals, carrying out joint work, leading to success in working with the communities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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