Ecocentric Governance: Sustainability Between the Availability of Resources and Needs

Campas, Celia Yaneth Quiroz; Carreón-Guillén, Javier; Aguayo, José Marcos Bustos; Sánchez, Arturo Sánchez; Morales, Francisco Espinoza; Lirios, Cruz García

doi:10.21787/jbp.14.2022.147-158

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“…The structuring of the notes related to scarcity, unhealthiness and famine are initially set in a verifiability framework due to the high data content, but in the end, interactions explained by the plausibility framework adopted by the sources are appreciated [30]. In relation to the studies of the establishment of the agenda and the framework where asymmetries between the sources of information are demonstrated, the present work observed the same behavior [31]. In a prolonged phenomenon such as the COVID-19 health crisis, the media move from the verifiability frame because they try to reduce false news with data towards a verifiability frame because they try to maintain the level of audience and expectation [32].…”

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Network of Water Problems in the Press of Mexico City During the COVID-19 Era

Maria Rincon Ornelas,

Marcos Bustos Aguayo,

Carreón Guillén

et al. 2023

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The pandemic led to containment and mitigation policies, as well as distancing and confinement strategies that limited the supply of water resources to social sectors. Residential areas-maintained supply, but with an increase in rates. Marginalized areas were subsidized and exempted from paying for an increasingly intermittent supply. Anti-COVID-19 policies guided water policies in two ways: The first consisted of disseminating anti-COVID-19 policies in water management agencies. Another second consisted of the autonomy of the institutions and their decoupling or concordance with anti-COVID-19 policies. In this way, the literature from 2019 to 2022 around anti-COVID-19 policies in their water dimensions, register problems of scarcity, famine and unhealthiness. The scarcity had already been observed in the marginalized sectors, the famine in the residential areas, but the unhealthiness was appreciated in the migrant communities. In fact, the type of exposure to occupational hazards determined the health status of migrants. The water problems were recorded in the circulation press to highlight the asymmetries of anti-COVID-19 policies on the public and private sectors, as well as political and social actors. The objective of the study was to reveal the network structure of relationships between nodes and edges related to press releases on water issues. A documentary, cross-sectional and retrospective study was carried out with newspapers of national circulation: El País, El Reforma, La Jornada and El Universal, considering the water problems of scarcity, unhealthiness and famine. The results show a structure of nodes where the water problems were initiated by La Jornada and ended by El Reforma. Both findings are relevant considering the ideology of the newspaper. La Jornada, a newspaper identified with the political ideology of the left, initiated the dissemination of water problems in a city administered by a government of the same ideology. El Reforma, a newspaper designated by the executive as a spokesperson for the opposition ideology, culminates the network of notes on water problems. That is to say, regardless of the type of political ideology attributed to the newspapers, the problems 42 Rosa Maria Rincon Ornelas et al.: Network of Water Problems in the Press of Mexico City During the COVID-19 Era of scarcity, unhealthiness and famine are spread. In relation to the state of the art where it is shown that ideology does not influence the establishment of the agenda, the present work corroborates and recommends expanding the study to other entities administered by the opposition such as the cities of Guadalajara and Monterrey.

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Network of Water Problems in the Press of Mexico City During the COVID-19 Era

Maria Rincon Ornelas,

Marcos Bustos Aguayo,

Carreón Guillén

et al. 2023

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“…In summary, the studies seem to show that intensity effect journalistic content to be focused on local issues, would trigger emotions that correspond with unforeseen decisions and actions in their readers [44]. Rotating bias in its coverage of the facts and the differences between local newspapers, seem to indicate a network news without restriction despite its systematic dissemination would have different effects in recipients.…”

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Mediation model of media determinants of water rates

Aguayo¹,

Lirios²,

Córdoba³

et al. 2022

Resour Environ Econ

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The press, by spreading the availability of resources, shortages linked with preservation. In this sense, the work explores nine briefings from 2019 to 2022 published in national newspapers regarding the lack of supply, quality, benefit, punishment and discomfort as a consequence of the water situation in a demarcation east of Mexico City. This finding was considered as evidence of a moderate degree of media coverage the press regarding the problems arising from water shortages. From the results discussed its implications with other studies conducted in the demarcation.

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“…Although the relationship between utilitarianism and behavior was significant for the subdiscipline, it was the fragmentation in orientation and styles that marked a milestone in future research [25]. Affinity, outrage, appreciation, self-presentation, and deliberation were linked to altruism, proenvironmentalism, and austerity.…”

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Water sustainability expectations in the face of COVD-19

Varela¹,

Aguayo²,

Domínguez³

et al. 2023

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The objective of this work lies in the modeling of the psychology of sustainability understood as a paradigm of knowledge, explanation and prediction of behavior in risk scenarios and contingent situations, but with a propensity for the future. A documentary work was carried out with a selection of sources indexed to international repositories, considering the keywords, as well as the publication period from 2019 to 2022. The specification of the model shows three axes of research developed from the inter and multidisciplinary, but with a clear hegemony of studies oriented from positive psychology; well-being, satisfaction and happiness, although other factors can be included considering other subdisciplines such as health, educational or social psychology.

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Ecocentric Governance: Sustainability Between the Availability of Resources and Needs

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Network of Water Problems in the Press of Mexico City During the COVID-19 Era

Network of Water Problems in the Press of Mexico City During the COVID-19 Era

Mediation model of media determinants of water rates

Water sustainability expectations in the face of COVD-19

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