Aleixandre Brian Duche-Pérez
Biographic Data
| ID | 1241228 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Aleixandre Brian Duche-Pérez |
| GIVEN NAMES | Aleixandre Brian |
| FAMILY NAME | Duche-Pérez |
| SIGNATURE | DUCHE-PÉREZ A B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Catholic University of Santa María |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9905-1489 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Carnavalul ca sistem ritualic din Munții Anzi: Muzică, dans și interacțiune în Achoma (Valea Colca, Peru)
În acest studiu se examinează ciclul festiv din Achoma, în Valea Colca din Peru, urmărind succesiunea carnavalului de la tinkachi (ofrandă) la kacharpari (sfârșitul ritualului) prin dimensiunile organizatorice, economice, muzicale, performative și culinare. Prin observație participativă pe parcursul întregului ciclu, interviuri cu purtători locali de cunoștințe și interacțiunile triangulare cu înregistrări audiovizuale comunitare, acest studiul a…
Public health and cancer in Latin America: The region does not lack evidence; it lacks effective state capacity, enforceable laws, sustained prevention, and early diagnosis
In Latin America and the Caribbean, cancer can no longer be framed only as a clinical problem. It constitutes a public health emergency because, from the first point of contact with the health system, it exposes who can reach timely care and who falls behind. The regional burden is substantial. In 2022, the region recorded 1,551,060 new cases, 749,242 deaths, and a five-year prevalence of 4,096,032 people living with cancer (Guerron-Gomez et al.,…
Political Science and Governance: Citizen Participation and Rebuilding Trust in the State
The study aimed to interpret how citizen participation mechanisms contribute to rebuilding public trust in the Peruvian state, considering how citizens evaluate transparency, institutional legitimacy, and state responsiveness. A qualitative approach with an explanatory-interpretive scope was developed, based on a phenomenological-hermeneutic method, and included 4124 participants selected through purposive sampling, whose semi-structured intervie…
Talking to Strangers About Science: Youth Facilitators and Family Learning at the Natural History Museum
Dioramas are an iconic part of natural history museums that present complex scientific content in a naturalistic scenic setting. Museums have struggled with how best to help visitors view and engage in learning at these exhibits. Recognizing the importance of human facilitation around these exhibits, we conducted a study to explore conversational interactions between families and facilitators designed to support learning. This study included 27 f…
Measurement and Management of University Social Responsibility: Methodological Advances and Challenges for Institutional Sustainability
In recent decades, university social responsibility (USR) has become a strategic dimension of higher education, closely linked to institutional sustainability and to universities’ commitment to addressing social, territorial, and environmental challenges framed by the 2030 Agenda. Despite its growing relevance, the measurement and management of USR remain characterized by significant conceptual and methodological heterogeneity, which constrains c…
Digital Democracy and Social Media: Between Participation, Disinformation, and Accountability in the 21st Century
The expansion of social media has profoundly transformed the dynamics of citizen participation, political communication, and institutional accountability, giving rise to what is now known as digital democracy. This article presents a theoretical-comparative review of how digital platforms reconfigure the public sphere, balancing the potential for citizen empowerment with the risks associated with disinformation, polarization, and algorithmic mani…
Silenced Voices on the Net: A Systematic Literature Review on Gender-Based in Social Media Networks
Gender-based violence against women on social media networks is a significant problem due to its pervasive and harmful impact on individuals and society as a whole. This issue manifests in various forms, including harassment, threats, and abuse, which can have severe psychological, emotional, and physical consequences for the victims. This systematic review identifies and analyzes the dynamics of gender-based violence on digital platforms, partic…
Impact of populism and economic policy on state growth: A systematic literature review
This research systematically reviews the relationship between populism and economic policies, analyzing their impact on state development and growth. It is the first study to comprehensively examine the interaction between these two concepts through a systematic literature review. The review process adhered to the PRISMA protocol, utilizing the Scopus, EBSCO, and Web of Science databases, covering the period from 2012 to 2024. The findings reveal…
Stigmatization and perceptions of Venezuelan migrants in Peru in the context of Venezuela’s political and economic crisis
This study analyzes the social and individual stigmatization toward Venezuelan immigrants in Peru within the context of the largest migratory movement in Latin America, driven by the political, economic, and humanitarian crisis in Venezuela. The study employs a qualitative approach, using semi-structured in-depth interviews with a diverse sample of 24 participants from major Peruvian cities, including Lima, Arequipa, Cusco, and Trujillo. These in…
Evaluating the impact of U.S. protectionist trade policies
The electoral campaign that led Trump to win the presidential election focused on attacking the elites and using nationalist rhetoric, highlighting issues such as illegal immigration and economic globalization. Once in power, his trade policies, based on perceptions of unfair competition with countries like China, resulted in the imposition of high tariffs on key products. These measures were justified as necessary to protect domestic industries …
The Ritual and Religious World of Coporaque: Apus, Saints, and the Cult of the Dead in a Peasant Community of the Southern Andes of Peru
This ethnographic study explores the rich tapestry of ritual and cultural practices in Coporaque, a peasant community in the southern Andes of Peru, highlighting the deep integration of religiosity into everyday life. Coporaque, with roots dating back to pre-Incan times, reflects a unique synergy of pre-Columbian and Catholic influences that manifest through rituals and festivities ranging from the celebration of the Day of the Dead to the festi…
Unconscious Structures and Cultural Order: Reexploring The Lévi-Straussian Structuralist Project in Contemporary Anthropology
This article examines Claude Lévi-Strauss’s contribution to anthropology, focusing on his structuralist project and his attempt to decipher the unconscious structures underlying cultural practices. Through the exploration of his legacy, the paper proposes a return to a holistic theoretical approach that transcends the limitations of postmodernity, inspired by Eduardo Viveiros de Castro’s reflections on the nature-culture duality. The research is …
Llamas, Barter and Travel Rituals: An Ethnographic Study on the Esquela Tusuy Dance of the Uchumiri Peasant Community, Condesuyos, Peru
The "Esquela Tusuy" dance is a cultural manifestation deeply rooted in the Uchumiri Peasant Community (Condesuyos, Peru), reflecting the intersection between traditional cultural practices and community identity. This ethnographic study reveals how the dance, beyond being a mere artistic expression, is a complex system of meanings that articulates social relations, economic practices of barter, and Andean spirituality, through the veneration of P…
Competencias investigativas en educación superior: Research competencies in higher education
Este artículo enfatiza la importancia vital de las competencias de investigación en la educación superior, especialmente su desarrollo en los estudiantes universitarios. Realiza una exhaustiva revisión sistemática de la literatura utilizando el método Prisma, examinando diversos estudios de investigación realizados en todo el mundo. El artículo categoriza los principales temas de investigación identificados en cuatro áreas clave: estrategias meto…
Nosotros y los otros. El poder de las élites simbólicas en el marco del Corso de la Amistad (2015-2018) en Arequipa
En este artículo, se sostiene que las élites simbólicas locales legitiman su poder en el marco del aniversario de la fundación española de la ciudad de Arequipa a partir de una representación discursiva que privilegia lo arequipeño sobre lo no arequipeño. Este discurso se manifiesta mediante el uso estratégico de recursos lingüísticos a nivel macro y microtextual que facilitan su reproducción a nivel de la coherencia lineal (oraciones), la cohere…
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Nosotros y los otros. El poder de las élites simbólicas en el marco del Corso de la Amistad (2015-2018) en Arequipa
En este artículo, se sostiene que las élites simbólicas locales legitiman su poder en el marco del aniversario de la fundación española de la ciudad de Arequipa a partir de una representación discursiva que privilegia lo arequipeño sobre lo no arequipeño. Este discurso se manifiesta mediante el uso estratégico de recursos lingüísticos a nivel macro y microtextual que facilitan su reproducción a nivel de la coherencia lineal (oraciones), la cohere…
Competencias investigativas en educación superior: Research competencies in higher education
Este artículo enfatiza la importancia vital de las competencias de investigación en la educación superior, especialmente su desarrollo en los estudiantes universitarios. Realiza una exhaustiva revisión sistemática de la literatura utilizando el método Prisma, examinando diversos estudios de investigación realizados en todo el mundo. El artículo categoriza los principales temas de investigación identificados en cuatro áreas clave: estrategias meto…
Silenced Voices on the Net: A Systematic Literature Review on Gender-Based in Social Media Networks
Gender-based violence against women on social media networks is a significant problem due to its pervasive and harmful impact on individuals and society as a whole. This issue manifests in various forms, including harassment, threats, and abuse, which can have severe psychological, emotional, and physical consequences for the victims. This systematic review identifies and analyzes the dynamics of gender-based violence on digital platforms, partic…
Impact of populism and economic policy on state growth: A systematic literature review
This research systematically reviews the relationship between populism and economic policies, analyzing their impact on state development and growth. It is the first study to comprehensively examine the interaction between these two concepts through a systematic literature review. The review process adhered to the PRISMA protocol, utilizing the Scopus, EBSCO, and Web of Science databases, covering the period from 2012 to 2024. The findings reveal…
Stigmatization and perceptions of Venezuelan migrants in Peru in the context of Venezuela’s political and economic crisis
This study analyzes the social and individual stigmatization toward Venezuelan immigrants in Peru within the context of the largest migratory movement in Latin America, driven by the political, economic, and humanitarian crisis in Venezuela. The study employs a qualitative approach, using semi-structured in-depth interviews with a diverse sample of 24 participants from major Peruvian cities, including Lima, Arequipa, Cusco, and Trujillo. These in…
Evaluating the impact of U.S. protectionist trade policies
The electoral campaign that led Trump to win the presidential election focused on attacking the elites and using nationalist rhetoric, highlighting issues such as illegal immigration and economic globalization. Once in power, his trade policies, based on perceptions of unfair competition with countries like China, resulted in the imposition of high tariffs on key products. These measures were justified as necessary to protect domestic industries …
The Ritual and Religious World of Coporaque: Apus, Saints, and the Cult of the Dead in a Peasant Community of the Southern Andes of Peru
This ethnographic study explores the rich tapestry of ritual and cultural practices in Coporaque, a peasant community in the southern Andes of Peru, highlighting the deep integration of religiosity into everyday life. Coporaque, with roots dating back to pre-Incan times, reflects a unique synergy of pre-Columbian and Catholic influences that manifest through rituals and festivities ranging from the celebration of the Day of the Dead to the festi…
Unconscious Structures and Cultural Order: Reexploring The Lévi-Straussian Structuralist Project in Contemporary Anthropology
This article examines Claude Lévi-Strauss’s contribution to anthropology, focusing on his structuralist project and his attempt to decipher the unconscious structures underlying cultural practices. Through the exploration of his legacy, the paper proposes a return to a holistic theoretical approach that transcends the limitations of postmodernity, inspired by Eduardo Viveiros de Castro’s reflections on the nature-culture duality. The research is …
Llamas, Barter and Travel Rituals: An Ethnographic Study on the Esquela Tusuy Dance of the Uchumiri Peasant Community, Condesuyos, Peru
The "Esquela Tusuy" dance is a cultural manifestation deeply rooted in the Uchumiri Peasant Community (Condesuyos, Peru), reflecting the intersection between traditional cultural practices and community identity. This ethnographic study reveals how the dance, beyond being a mere artistic expression, is a complex system of meanings that articulates social relations, economic practices of barter, and Andean spirituality, through the veneration of P…
Political Science and Governance: Citizen Participation and Rebuilding Trust in the State
The study aimed to interpret how citizen participation mechanisms contribute to rebuilding public trust in the Peruvian state, considering how citizens evaluate transparency, institutional legitimacy, and state responsiveness. A qualitative approach with an explanatory-interpretive scope was developed, based on a phenomenological-hermeneutic method, and included 4124 participants selected through purposive sampling, whose semi-structured intervie…
Talking to Strangers About Science: Youth Facilitators and Family Learning at the Natural History Museum
Dioramas are an iconic part of natural history museums that present complex scientific content in a naturalistic scenic setting. Museums have struggled with how best to help visitors view and engage in learning at these exhibits. Recognizing the importance of human facilitation around these exhibits, we conducted a study to explore conversational interactions between families and facilitators designed to support learning. This study included 27 f…
Measurement and Management of University Social Responsibility: Methodological Advances and Challenges for Institutional Sustainability
In recent decades, university social responsibility (USR) has become a strategic dimension of higher education, closely linked to institutional sustainability and to universities’ commitment to addressing social, territorial, and environmental challenges framed by the 2030 Agenda. Despite its growing relevance, the measurement and management of USR remain characterized by significant conceptual and methodological heterogeneity, which constrains c…
Digital Democracy and Social Media: Between Participation, Disinformation, and Accountability in the 21st Century
The expansion of social media has profoundly transformed the dynamics of citizen participation, political communication, and institutional accountability, giving rise to what is now known as digital democracy. This article presents a theoretical-comparative review of how digital platforms reconfigure the public sphere, balancing the potential for citizen empowerment with the risks associated with disinformation, polarization, and algorithmic mani…
Carnavalul ca sistem ritualic din Munții Anzi: Muzică, dans și interacțiune în Achoma (Valea Colca, Peru)
În acest studiu se examinează ciclul festiv din Achoma, în Valea Colca din Peru, urmărind succesiunea carnavalului de la tinkachi (ofrandă) la kacharpari (sfârșitul ritualului) prin dimensiunile organizatorice, economice, muzicale, performative și culinare. Prin observație participativă pe parcursul întregului ciclu, interviuri cu purtători locali de cunoștințe și interacțiunile triangulare cu înregistrări audiovizuale comunitare, acest studiul a…
Public health and cancer in Latin America: The region does not lack evidence; it lacks effective state capacity, enforceable laws, sustained prevention, and early diagnosis
In Latin America and the Caribbean, cancer can no longer be framed only as a clinical problem. It constitutes a public health emergency because, from the first point of contact with the health system, it exposes who can reach timely care and who falls behind. The regional burden is substantial. In 2022, the region recorded 1,551,060 new cases, 749,242 deaths, and a five-year prevalence of 4,096,032 people living with cancer (Guerron-Gomez et al.,…
Sociology (6 works) · Economics (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · Art (3 works) · Corporate governance (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Anthropological Studies and Insights (2 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Citizen journalism (2 works)