Reconfiguración de la pobreza en Chile: un análisis comparativo entre los espacios rurales y urbanos

Monje, Juan Cabas; Cartes, Rosana Vallejos; Henríquez, Héctor Manuel Garrido

doi:10.11144/javeriana.cdr12-75.rpca

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“…In this analysis, it is unavoidable to recognize that rural sectors suffer from high levels of inequality and the differentiable gaps are highly distorting for development, the perspective of the new rurality recognizes elements that contribute to the significant reduction of poverty, considering a new concept of rural area, extending not only to the population criterion, but also to secondary and tertiary activities (Cabas Monje et al, 2015). Consideration that can clearly result in better responses to acute areas of poverty; a proposal that should be channeled from a transdisciplinary perspective, Daza stated that "It is urgent to promote interdisciplinarity between communication and other knowledge involved in communication for development, so that there is a relationship of articulation and not simply multidisciplinary parallelism" (Daza-Hernández, 2008, p.93).…”

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Rural Communication in Productive Innovation Processes Physalis Peruviana Aguaymanto in Arequipa

Cusihuaman-Sisa,

Pilares-Figueroa,

Valdiglesias Calvo

et al. 2023

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This is the result of research financed by PROCIENCIA-CONCYTEC, whose objective is to analyze the rural communication forms in the processes of productive innovation and the positioning of the aguaymanto as a native product of the Peruvian Andes, to propose communication strategies in rural sectors of Arequipa, physalis peruviana is a fruit of Andean origin, whose properties and characteristics surpass other similar fruits; the method of analysis is qualitative-quantitative, of the correlational, transectional type, the exploration is carried out in five rural districts of Arequipa, applying 125 surveys and 10 interviews.

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confidence: 99%

Rural Communication in Productive Innovation Processes Physalis Peruviana Aguaymanto in Arequipa

Cusihuaman-Sisa,

Pilares-Figueroa,

Valdiglesias Calvo

et al. 2023

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“…Their potential and their maximum propensity towards further development should not be underestimated. It is important to note that the expansionist tendencies of the big cities rely on the accommodating prowess of the secondary towns (Kanbur, n.d;Cabas, Vallejos, & Garrido 2015).…”

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Refocusing the Focus, Metafocus and Profocus: Mopping Urban Violence in Developing Cities

ALUKO

2016

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In most developing countries, urbanization is often relegated to the major population centres, leaving secondary cities and rural communities neglected. Such acts of neglect have caused occurrence of certain forms of violence in large cities. In order to reduce and mop up the resultant menace of urban violence, policy makers should initiate refocusing processes from larger cities to secondary cities. This will reveal an enormous potential growth and developments within the secondary cities and the country. This paper uses the principles of metafocus and profocus to proﬀer how the refocusing on secondary cities can be actualised and benefit the development of the state. The relative deprivation theory is utilized to analyse how the deprivation and neglect leads to urban violence. The adopted methodology analyses the economic conditions and the achieved satisfactory level of urban violence management that ensues from the demographic delimitations in the selected three African countries of Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa. Conclusions are based on the premise that the economic conditions will improve and become balanced if the Pleuri-Potent Mega-City Stem Cell (PPMC-SC) of the metafocus principles and the defensive internal curative packages (M-DICP) of the profocus principles are applied in the countries’ secondary and larger cities.

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Reconfiguración de la pobreza en Chile: un análisis comparativo entre los espacios rurales y urbanos

Cited by 2 publications

References 15 publications

Rural Communication in Productive Innovation Processes Physalis Peruviana Aguaymanto in Arequipa

Rural Communication in Productive Innovation Processes Physalis Peruviana Aguaymanto in Arequipa

Refocusing the Focus, Metafocus and Profocus: Mopping Urban Violence in Developing Cities

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