Showing papers in "Península in 2018"

TL;DR: In the field of cultur a l m a n a gers, the authors locates two scen a rios: the non-form a l tr a ining sp a ces a re inserted; a nd the form a l university educ a tion sector, where the a rts h a ve only recently sought a sp a ce for profession a liz a tion.

TL;DR: The discriminative experiences experienced by children a nd young indigenous migraitons in Mexican schools limits their right to education, by restricting the exercise of their soci a l, pol itic a l and economic a l rights as mentioned in this paper.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors explore the different forms of tension and conflict between different groups in Mexico and conclude that it is urgent to rethink conflicts over ejido resources and the effects of government progr a ms.

TL;DR: Using the political trajectories of three social-christian militants, and an approach from the daily formation of the State theory, the authors details how social-Christian organizations, with their anticommunist ideas, were the initial support of the growing right wing.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors describe some of the technologies of the "self" used a nd experienced from not only bodily movement but a lso from traning down different spiritu a l p a ths.

TL;DR: In Mexico, slurry is used to generate 19 % of the meth-a-fine emitted into the environment; pig production emits 19 percent of th a t volume a nd pig production in Yuc a t a n 58 % in order to reduce greenhouse g a s emissions.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors describe the stra tegies used by a group of seafarers to defend their community's a ccess to reject its commodific a tion, given the limit a tions of w a ter l a ws to gu a r a ntee people's access to th a t resource.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors show the complexities of this relationship through the analysis of two related cases: the trajectory of Andres Monreal in Central America during the 1830s and the incursion from the Guatemalan border of Joaquin Miguel Gutierrez in 1838.

TL;DR: In this paper, the presence of the tunk'ul in the festejos del Carnaval in Pomuch, Campeche, Mexico, was analyzed and the interrelacion entre diversos componentes espaciales, temporales, and sociales imbricados in the ceremonia was revealed.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors focus on a youth group that meets weekly in homes known as "celul a s" (cells) with the purpose of converting the invitees.

TL;DR: The soci a l, pol itic a l a nd religious circumst a nces th a t led to the incorpor a tion of women's ev a ngelic organizations into Mexic a n religious sp a ce, a result of the Protest a nt churches a nand congreg a tions founded in this country in the l a st deca des of the nineteenth century a nnd the first third of the twentieth century as mentioned in this paper.

TL;DR: In this article, the insertion of Afro-Cubans in the religious life in Mexico has been investigated, showing the dislocations between a ffili a tions, pr a ctices a nd beliefs, in a context where religious forms a re ch a r a cterized by deinstitution a liz a tion, individu a l m a n a gement, mobility and multi-a dscription.