Etnicidad, espacio y desarrollo humano en comunidades pobres urbanas: la comuna 6 en Cartagena de Indias, Colombia

Espinosa-Espinosa, Aarón; Madero-Jirado, Maristella; Rodríguez-Puello, Gabriel; Díaz-Canedo, Luis C.

doi:10.15446/cuad.econ.v39n81.77333

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“…Regarding carnival, studies have been proposed mainly from disciplines such as anthropology (M. Abello et al, 2005;de Friedemann, 1984;Lizcano & Gonzalez, 2007;Mariano & Endere, 2017), sociology (González, 2006;Rey Sinning, 2004;Reyes, 2011), communication and musicology (Carbó, 1993;Espinosa & Seni, 2019;Ochoa, 2015), among others.…”

Section: Studies In Colombia: Cultural Participation and Carnivalmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…This model also allows for the adequate inclusion of qualitative variables and the identification of inputs for territorial public policies. In addition, it has an advantage over other discrete choice models such as the linear probability model (MPL) in terms of the variance term (homoscedasticity), no bounding of the estimates and no underestimation of the parameters (Espinosa, Madero, Rodriguez-Puello, & Diaz, 2020).…”

Section: Empirical Strategymentioning

confidence: 99%

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Who Participates in Popular Feasts and Festivals? An Empirical Approach from Cultural Economics Applied to the Carnival of Barranquilla (Colombia)

Espinosa

Martos

Quintero

2021

Sci. Ann. Econ. Bus.

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The empirical analysis of individual participation in local and popular feasts and festivals is a field little explored by cultural economists. This article proposes a methodological scheme to analyse the profile of the participants in local and popular feasts and carnivals, allowing the establishment of a taxonomy that captures the heterogeneity of the participants replicable to other festivities and carnivals around the world. Similarly, participation equations that allow the analysis of the influence of context variables on individual decisions to participate in these types of events are estimated. For this, the Carnival of Barranquilla, the largest and most representative popular celebration in Colombia and declared by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, is used as a case study. The data were obtained from the Citizen Perception Survey of the Barranquilla Cómo Vamos programme, which evaluates the quality of life and the fulfilment of development plans in that city, and an empirical strategy is employed consisting of the estimation of a probit discrete choice model, which allows modelling the individual decisions of a time-intensive good, such as a carnival, with a strong influence of traditional variables, such as cultural capital and the availability of leisure time, and other context variables: location of people in the territory, stratification and poverty. The different profiles found offer information on the different strategies that can be implemented from public policy to stimulate greater participation by the population in popular festivities and festivals.

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Section: Studies In Colombia: Cultural Participation and Carnivalmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Empirical Strategymentioning

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Who Participates in Popular Feasts and Festivals? An Empirical Approach from Cultural Economics Applied to the Carnival of Barranquilla (Colombia)

Espinosa

Martos

Quintero

2021

Sci. Ann. Econ. Bus.

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“…Hence, preserving environmental habitats is crucial for economic development and human survival. The seminal work by Werner (1787), who laid the foundation of early geology, discussed the Earth's origin (Chena et al, 2020;Cómbita Mora, 2020;Espinosa-Espinosa et al, 2020;Sorokhtin et al, 2011). Basic research concerning the Earth revealed that, during a certain period, it was inhabitable due to high temperatures.…”

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Does Forest Disturbance Matter to Climate Degradation? Evidence From Top Asian Economies

Haseeb

Staniewski²,

Mihardjo

et al. 2021

Technological and Economic Development of Economy

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The main purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between forestry and climate degradation in the modern era. Specifically, the study aimed to examine how forest areas are influencing environmental degradation. Given the inevitable link between forests and carbon dioxide (CO2), the current study focused on examining the impact of changes in forestry on the levels of CO2 emissions in top Asian economies, including China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand. To this end, the current study was quantitative in nature and utilized advanced methodology such as econometrics of quantile-on-quantile (Q-Q) regression to investigate the forests-environmental degradation link. In particular, we examined the effect of quantiles of forest areas on the quantile of climate change in top Asian economies using the time series data from 1990 to 2018. The findings confirmed that forest areas have a negative and significant impact on climate degradation in the majority of the groups of quantiles for all countries. Therefore, this study highlights the importance of forests in controlling environmental degradation in Asian economies. Lastly, the study recommends the respective government bodies to intervene and provide assistance in environmental initiatives to improve forestry levels.

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“…Sin embargo, en Colombia las desigualdades también se manifiestan en brechas locales y regionales (Galvis & Meisel, 2013;Espinosa et al, 2020) que afectan el bienestar de las personas: el capital humano, la ocupación del territorio, la posesión de activos productivos, el acceso a la seguridad y el hábitat. Por ello es pertinente preguntarse si también estas diferencias se manifiestan en la participación en actividades deportivas que, junto a otras actividades de ocio como la cultura (Espinosa & Palma, 2019), es una de las dimensiones del bienestar menos estudiadas en este país y en América Latina.…”

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La participación en actividades deportivas en Colombia: enfoque empírico desde la economía, 2008-2015

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El deporte es una actividad esencial para promover la calidad de vida y un notorio movilizador de recursos económicos. Esta investigación identifica y analiza los determinantes de la decisión de participar en actividades deportivas en las cinco ciudades principales de Colombia durante el periodo 2008-2015. A partir de una base de microdatos de hogares se estiman modelos tipo probit aplicados a un pseudo-panel: uno para actividades físicas y deportivas, y otro, para espectadores. Las variables tradicionales como ingreso y tiempo de ocio, y en especial, factores estructurales como género, estratificación, pobreza y capital social explican las amplias brechas de acceso en las principales urbes colombianas.

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Etnicidad, espacio y desarrollo humano en comunidades pobres urbanas: la comuna 6 en Cartagena de Indias, Colombia

Cited by 9 publications

References 21 publications

Who Participates in Popular Feasts and Festivals? An Empirical Approach from Cultural Economics Applied to the Carnival of Barranquilla (Colombia)

Who Participates in Popular Feasts and Festivals? An Empirical Approach from Cultural Economics Applied to the Carnival of Barranquilla (Colombia)

Does Forest Disturbance Matter to Climate Degradation? Evidence From Top Asian Economies

La participación en actividades deportivas en Colombia: enfoque empírico desde la economía, 2008-2015

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