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Item type:Publication, Capabilities and education in Latin America(Universidad Panamericana, 2024-08-15) - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Los pueblos originarios en Latinoamérica y el derecho humano a la propiedadLos pueblos originarios en México, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador y Perú son ejemplo en Latinoamérica de conflictos ancestrales de explotación, pobreza, despojo e invasión de la Pachamama, Tonantzin o Madre Tierra; elemento mágico religioso de acuerdo a su cosmogonía y cosmovisión que determina su permanencia y continuidad. Así, la violación constante del derecho humano a la propiedad, las incansables luchas en sus mismos Estados y ante los organismos internacionales para la protección de sus territorios, han propiciado el nuevo constitucionalismo latinoamericano; los países han modificado sus máximos ordenamientos para convertir a los pueblos originarios en protagonistas; sin embargo, ha sido insuficiente. En esta investigación, se analiza la problemática, los aspectos generales de cada país, los casos representativos de invasión y saqueo; el estudio comparado constitucional y legal para la tutela jurídica de la propiedad; finalmente se reflexiona sobre los imperativos jurídicos básicos y se retoman principios autóctonos para la efectiva salvaguarda de las tierras de nuestro continente.35 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item type:Publication, Revisión sistematizada de la producción académica sobre diplomacia pública latinoamericanaPublic diplomacy is an international political communication activity used by countries to achieve political objectives abroad and establish positive relationships with foreign publics. There are four types of public diplomacy: cultural, media, branding, and niche. Methodology: Following the SALSA framework and the PRISMA statement’s four-phase flow diagram, this paper seeks to answer the following research questions: How has the production of academic literature about Latin American public diplomacy evolved? What are the characteristics of the production country by country? What characterizes such production according to the type of public diplomacy it is focused on? The systematic review of the academic literature on Latin American public diplomacy resulted in a sample of 95 items published in databases such as Scopus, Science Direct, SpringerLink, ProQuest One Academic, Jstor, and DOAJ. Results: Academic publications on Latin American public diplomacy emerged in 2007 and have grown consistently since 2016. The primary focus has been on Brazil, Mexico, and Colombia, with Brazil and Colombia being the primary editors of journals publishing articles on the topic. Studies on Brazil and branding constitute a significant portion of the research, representing 28% and 60% of the sample, respectively. Conclusions: Academic production about Latin American public diplomacy begins later than that focused on other parts of the world, consistent with its later practice in the region. The dominant powers have the leading role. Branding focused on promoting tourism, investment, and exports, is the type of public diplomacy generating the most interest, to the detriment of strategies with more political weight such as media diplomacy. Keywords. © 2024, El Profesional de la Informacion. All rights reserved.18