La disputa territorial campesina: estudio en la region de San Agustin en Tarija - Bolivia

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Lecturas para agricultores. Herramientas intelectuales y representaciones de la agricultura familiar en Misiones (Arg.)

El artículo describe el trabajo simbólico llevado a cabo por por las agencias de desarrollo rural y las organizaciones agrarias en la provincia de Misiones en la década de 1990. Se consideran las publicaciones destinadas a los pequeños productores y las formas de apropiación de los textos a partir de conceptos de la historia cultural. Los impresos analizados ponen en juego distintas representaciones de la agricultura familiar, especialmente las nuevas categorías agrarias que se difunden en la provincia (campesinos, mujeres rurales, agricultores sin tierra). La producción de los textos se organiza de acuerdo a las dimensiones que estructuran el campo del desarrollo rural: saberes nativos versus transferencia tecnológica; integración agroindustrial versus autonomía campesina; agricultura industrial versus agroecología, etc.

Lecturas para agricultores. Herramientas intelectuales y representaciones de la agricultura familiar en Misiones (Arg.)

El artículo describe el trabajo simbólico llevado a cabo por por las agencias de desarrollo rural y las organizaciones agrarias en la provincia de Misiones en la década de 1990. Se consideran las publicaciones destinadas a los pequeños productores y las formas de apropiación de los textos a partir de conceptos de la historia cultural. Los impresos analizados ponen en juego distintas representaciones de la agricultura familiar, especialmente las nuevas categorías agrarias que se difunden en la provincia (campesinos, mujeres rurales, agricultores sin tierra). La producción de los textos se organiza de acuerdo a las dimensiones que estructuran el campo del desarrollo rural: saberes nativos versus transferencia tecnológica; integración agroindustrial versus autonomía campesina; agricultura industrial versus agroecología, etc.

Lecturas para agricultores. Herramientas intelectuales y representaciones de la agricultura familiar en Misiones (Arg.)

El artículo describe el trabajo simbólico llevado a cabo por por las agencias de desarrollo rural y las organizaciones agrarias en la provincia de Misiones en la década de 1990. Se consideran las publicaciones destinadas a los pequeños productores y las formas de apropiación de los textos a partir de conceptos de la historia cultural. Los impresos analizados ponen en juego distintas representaciones de la agricultura familiar, especialmente las nuevas categorías agrarias que se difunden en la provincia (campesinos, mujeres rurales, agricultores sin tierra). La producción de los textos se organiza de acuerdo a las dimensiones que estructuran el campo del desarrollo rural: saberes nativos versus transferencia tecnológica; integración agroindustrial versus autonomía campesina; agricultura industrial versus agroecología, etc.

The Conditional Autonomy of Tafuri's Historian / De Provisorische Autonomie van de Historicus bij Tafuri

This article considers the conditions placed on the autonomous architectural history discipline often understood at stake in Manfredo Tafuri's 1968 book Teorie e storia dell'architettura.

Autonomy: an important component for nurses' job satisfaction

This quantitative pilot study (n = 178), conducted in a large Brisbane teaching hospital in Australia, found autonomy to be the most important job component for registered nurses' job satisfaction. The actual level of satisfaction with autonomy was 4.6, on a scale of 1 for very dissatisfied to 7 for very satisfied. The mean for job satisfaction was 4.3, with the job components professional status and interaction adding most substantially to the result. There was discontentment with the other two job components, which were Cask requirements and organisational policies. Demographic comparisons showed that nurses who were preceptors had significantly less job satisfaction than the other nurses at the hospital. (C) 2001 Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved.

Heterodox Autonomy Doctrine: realism and purposes, and its relevance

The Autonomy Doctrine, elaborated by Juan Carlos Puig, is a realist point of view of International Relations. It is an analysis, from the periphery, about the structure of world power, and a roadmap (from a theoretical point of view) for the longing process of autonomization-regarding hegemonic power-for a country whose ruling class would decide to overcome dependency. The elements its author took into account when analyzing its own context are explained in this text and, afterwards, are reflected over its relevance nowadays. For that purpose, it is necessary to answer certain questions, such as which are the concepts and categories that may explain its relevance, its applicability to regional integration and cooperation models and projects, and what would be the analytical method to compare reality versus ideas, among others. The methodological proposal to analyze the relevance of Puig's doctrine is to compare it to different visions of regionalism that are currently in effect in Latin America.

Towards an uncertain future? The strengthening of Japan's autonomy in Asia-Pacific

Recently, Japan has been increasing tensions with China regarding the Pinnacle Senkaku/Diaoyu islands. Due to the Chinese military development, Japan has been working on its political and military strengthening in Asia. This essay presents two possible scenarios for Japan.

Participatory Online Platforms and the Construction of Citizen’s Autonomy in Health Issues

The goal of the present study is mapping the nature of possible contributions of participatory online platforms in citizen actions that may contribute in the fight against cancer and its associated consequences. The research is based on the analysis of online solidarity networks, namely the ones residing on Facebook and the blogosphere, that citizens have been gradually resorting to. The research is also based on the development of newer and more efficient solutions that provide the individual (directly or indirectly affected by issues of oncology) with the means to overcome feelings of impotence and fatality. In this chapter, the authors summarize the processes of usage of these decentralized, freer participatory platforms by citizens and institutions, while attempting to unravel existing hype and stigma; the authors also provide a first survey of the importance and the role of institutions in this kind of endeavor; lastly, they present a prototype, developed in the context of the present study that is specifically dedicated to addressing oncology through social media.