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Feminicide as ‘act’ and ‘process’: a geography of gendered violence in Oaxaca

Martin, Patricia M.; Carvajal, Nohora (2016)

Abstract: Feminicide in Mexico is most notoriously associated with the serial deaths of women in and around Ciudad Juárez. A 2005 congressional investigation expanded, nonetheless, the geographical scope of feminicide, ...
El sistema de ciencia, tencología e innovación en México y su influencia sobre el desarrollo sustentable

Ortiz Hernández, Ma.Laura; Sánchez Salinas, Enrique (Bogotá : Universidad de Ciencias Aplicadas y Ambientales, 2015, 2015)

This paper analyzes the Science, Technology and Innovation National System (SNCTI by its acronym in Spanish) and how it influences the sustainable development in Mexico. In this article, we approach the topic by a ...

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Martin, Patricia M. | 2016

Abstract: Feminicide in Mexico is most notoriously associated with the serial deaths of women in and around Ciudad Juárez. A 2005 congressional investigation expanded, nonetheless, the geographical scope of feminicide, arguing that the phenomenon was present throughout the country. One location that was identified early on as also experiencing a high rate of feminicide was the state of Oaxaca, in the southern part of Mexico. Inscribed within this shifting geopolitical terrain, this article draws on an understanding of feminicide as both act and process in order to offer a critical portrayal of feminicide in Oaxaca. Beginning with a discussion of the profiles of feminicide in Oaxaca, the analysis moves out to explore the multifaceted processes that enable feminicide to occur. In so doing, we also explore how feminicide intertwines with other forms of social and political violence in Oaxaca. From an ethical-moral terrain, this article joins a broader movement in certain corners of feminist geography that is concerned with ‘making bodies count’ and the politics of witnessing acts of violence.

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El sistema de ciencia, tencología e innovación en México y su influencia sobre el desarrollo sustentable
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Ortiz Hernández, Ma.Laura | 2015

This paper analyzes the Science, Technology and Innovation National System (SNCTI by its acronym in Spanish) and how it influences the sustainable development in Mexico. In this article, we approach the topic by a historical view since 1950, when the National Institute of Scientific Research was established. We report the evolution of SNCTI including its organization, operating funds, human resources and its relationship with the private sector. It examines how the system influenced the development of knowledge and technology on the environment, and the capacities of the country to train human resources in the area. Moreover, this system will be related with different programs that the Federal Government administration create for the sustainable development in Mexico.

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El sistema de ciencia, tencología e innovación en México y su influencia sobre el desarrollo sustentable

Feminicide as ‘act’ and ‘process’: a geography of gendered violence in Oaxaca

El sistema de ciencia, tencología e innovación en México y su influencia sobre el desarrollo sustentable