Eric Gutiérrez
Biographic Data
| ID | 252622 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Eric Gutiérrez |
| GIVEN NAMES | Eric |
| FAMILY NAME | Gutiérrez |
| SIGNATURE | GUTIÉRREZ E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Pontificia Universidad Javeriana |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5116-676X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Jóvenes universitarios y consumos de información. ¿Los medios tradicionales siguen ahí?
This article examines the role of traditional media in the news consumption practices of young university students majoring in Communication and Journalism in Latin America. The study adopted a qualitative approach, conducting 97 focus groups in 38 universities across nine countries. It was part of a broader research project that explored emerging news consumption patterns among this population. The objective is to understand how these students r…
Why Philippine rice policy must align with smallholder practice
Pyrite tesserae mosaics from El Caño (750–1100 CE), Panamá: Evidence of interactions between the Coclé and Maya regions
The spatial distribution of population in Spain: An anomaly in European perspective
We exploit the GEOSTAT 2011 population grid with a very high 1 km 2 resolution to document that Spain presents the lowest density of settlements among European countries. Only a small fraction of the Spanish territory is inhabited, particularly in its southern half, which goes hand in hand with a high degree of population concentration. We uncover through standard regression analysis and spatial regression discontinuity that this anomaly cannot b…
Ecological and Health Risk Assessments of an Abandoned Gold Mine (Remance, Panama): Complex Scenarios Need a Combination of Indices
The derelict Remance gold mine is a possible source of pollution with potentially toxic elements (PTEs). In the study area, diverse mine waste has been left behind and exposed to weather conditions, and poses risks for soil, plants and water bodies, and also for the health of local inhabitants. This study sought to perform an ecological and health risk assessment of derelict gold mining areas with incomplete remediation, including: (i) characteri…
Testemunhos latino-americanos em memória de Jesús Martín-Barbero
Reunião de depoimentos em homenagem ao pesquisador Jesús Martín-Barbero, realizados por Raúl Fuentes Navarro, Eduardo Gutiérrez, Carlos A. Scolari, Omar Rincón e Néstor García Canclini
Mitigating Crime and Violence in Coca-growing Areas
Puzzled about why and how coca-growing areas in Bolivia do not have the same levels of violence and criminality experienced in their communities, eight peasant leaders from various coca-growing areas of Colombia joined a study tour to investigate. Notwithstanding differences in histories of conflict, political economy, infrastructure, and state-society relations, two explanations stood out. First, the usually overlooked intermediation role of str…
Crise, mobilisations et alternatives économiques
Quelle stratégie économique peut fonder une alternative politique potentiellement majoritaire dans un contexte marqué par la transformation néolibérale du capitalisme et le poids des politiques d'austérité et de remise en cause de l'État social portées par l'Union européenne ? Les mobilisations et expériences « locales » qui ont émergé depuis 2008 ont débouché sur la création de Podemos, mais sont aussi à l'origine d'une importante discussion, en…
Generating Effective Patrol Strategies to Enhance U.S. Border Security
Delivering pro-poor water and sanitation services: The technical and political challenges in Malawi and Zambia
TV and School: Understanding communicative ecosystem
When television begins to be part of the communicative regime en 20th century society, it has had a long process of insertion, appropriation and use. This process acts complementary or opposite to another elements of established communicative ecosystem. This article points to show how a reduced version that have seen only an instrumental use or merely direct effects or influences between television and school have lost the way as those tensions h…
From Ilaga to Abu Sayyaf: New Entrepreneurs in Violence and Their Impact on Local Politics in Mindanao
The history of conflict in Mindanao is marked by the violence associated with groups like the llagas and the Abu Sayyaf. Between them are many other similar groups and individual young men—from the different Tadtad cults to the range of ragtag, non-ideological peasant supporters of the Moro insurgencies—who have found varied uses for violence. These are not the classic rebel fighters with visions or political programs in mind. Rather, they are of…
Trading Places: A Hillside Chat with Don Bachardy
Delivering pro-poor water and sanitation services: The technical and political challenges in Malawi and Zambia
Mitigating Crime and Violence in Coca-growing Areas
Puzzled about why and how coca-growing areas in Bolivia do not have the same levels of violence and criminality experienced in their communities, eight peasant leaders from various coca-growing areas of Colombia joined a study tour to investigate. Notwithstanding differences in histories of conflict, political economy, infrastructure, and state-society relations, two explanations stood out. First, the usually overlooked intermediation role of str…
From Ilaga to Abu Sayyaf: New Entrepreneurs in Violence and Their Impact on Local Politics in Mindanao
The history of conflict in Mindanao is marked by the violence associated with groups like the llagas and the Abu Sayyaf. Between them are many other similar groups and individual young men—from the different Tadtad cults to the range of ragtag, non-ideological peasant supporters of the Moro insurgencies—who have found varied uses for violence. These are not the classic rebel fighters with visions or political programs in mind. Rather, they are of…
Trading Places: A Hillside Chat with Don Bachardy
From Ilaga to Abu Sayyaf: New Entrepreneurs in Violence and Their Impact on Local Politics in Mindanao
The history of conflict in Mindanao is marked by the violence associated with groups like the llagas and the Abu Sayyaf. Between them are many other similar groups and individual young men—from the different Tadtad cults to the range of ragtag, non-ideological peasant supporters of the Moro insurgencies—who have found varied uses for violence. These are not the classic rebel fighters with visions or political programs in mind. Rather, they are of…
TV and School: Understanding communicative ecosystem
When television begins to be part of the communicative regime en 20th century society, it has had a long process of insertion, appropriation and use. This process acts complementary or opposite to another elements of established communicative ecosystem. This article points to show how a reduced version that have seen only an instrumental use or merely direct effects or influences between television and school have lost the way as those tensions h…
Delivering pro-poor water and sanitation services: The technical and political challenges in Malawi and Zambia
Generating Effective Patrol Strategies to Enhance U.S. Border Security
Crise, mobilisations et alternatives économiques
Quelle stratégie économique peut fonder une alternative politique potentiellement majoritaire dans un contexte marqué par la transformation néolibérale du capitalisme et le poids des politiques d'austérité et de remise en cause de l'État social portées par l'Union européenne ? Les mobilisations et expériences « locales » qui ont émergé depuis 2008 ont débouché sur la création de Podemos, mais sont aussi à l'origine d'une importante discussion, en…
Mitigating Crime and Violence in Coca-growing Areas
Puzzled about why and how coca-growing areas in Bolivia do not have the same levels of violence and criminality experienced in their communities, eight peasant leaders from various coca-growing areas of Colombia joined a study tour to investigate. Notwithstanding differences in histories of conflict, political economy, infrastructure, and state-society relations, two explanations stood out. First, the usually overlooked intermediation role of str…
Ecological and Health Risk Assessments of an Abandoned Gold Mine (Remance, Panama): Complex Scenarios Need a Combination of Indices
The derelict Remance gold mine is a possible source of pollution with potentially toxic elements (PTEs). In the study area, diverse mine waste has been left behind and exposed to weather conditions, and poses risks for soil, plants and water bodies, and also for the health of local inhabitants. This study sought to perform an ecological and health risk assessment of derelict gold mining areas with incomplete remediation, including: (i) characteri…
Testemunhos latino-americanos em memória de Jesús Martín-Barbero
Reunião de depoimentos em homenagem ao pesquisador Jesús Martín-Barbero, realizados por Raúl Fuentes Navarro, Eduardo Gutiérrez, Carlos A. Scolari, Omar Rincón e Néstor García Canclini
The spatial distribution of population in Spain: An anomaly in European perspective
We exploit the GEOSTAT 2011 population grid with a very high 1 km 2 resolution to document that Spain presents the lowest density of settlements among European countries. Only a small fraction of the Spanish territory is inhabited, particularly in its southern half, which goes hand in hand with a high degree of population concentration. We uncover through standard regression analysis and spatial regression discontinuity that this anomaly cannot b…
Pyrite tesserae mosaics from El Caño (750–1100 CE), Panamá: Evidence of interactions between the Coclé and Maya regions
Jóvenes universitarios y consumos de información. ¿Los medios tradicionales siguen ahí?
This article examines the role of traditional media in the news consumption practices of young university students majoring in Communication and Journalism in Latin America. The study adopted a qualitative approach, conducting 97 focus groups in 38 universities across nine countries. It was part of a broader research project that explored emerging news consumption patterns among this population. The objective is to understand how these students r…
Why Philippine rice policy must align with smallholder practice
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