Carlos Pérez
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3601253 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Carlos Pérez |
| PRENOMES | Carlos |
| SOBRENOME | Pérez |
| ASSINATURA | PÉREZ C |
| AFILIAÇÕES | California State University, Fresno |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8425-1875 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 18 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 34 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 18 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1956 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Emotions of University Professors and Students in Times of Pandemic
COVID-19 forced a change in the usual face-to-face teaching–learning process to remote modalities in a matter of weeks. An abrupt change, within the context of uncertainty surrounding the pandemic, significantly increased the stress experienced by professors, students, and their families. Black screens were also a sign of anxiety in the face of new emergency didactic interaction. It has been documented that emotions influence learning; however, f…
Building resilience to El Niño-related drought
Forecast-based drought early warning/early action has been hampered by both inadequate decision-making frameworks and a lack of appropriate funding mechanisms. Rural communities in Nicaragua and Ethiopia that have participated in resilience-building interventions of varying durations demonstrate the value of community-based actions informed by early warning, forecasts and drought management advice, both before and during the agricultural season. …
The effect of curricular and extracurricular activities on university students' entrepreneurial intention and competences
This paper examines the effect of curricular and extracurricular activities on the entrepreneurial motivation and competences of university students. In order to address these issues, the authors have used Ajzen's model of planned behaviour, including curricular and extracurricular activities, analysing their effect on university students’ attitude and behavioural control and their entrepreneurial intention as well as competences. Using a conveni…
Algunos factores asociados al desempeño académico en matemáticas y sus proyecciones en la formación docente
El estudio permite identificar elementos a considerar en procesos de formación de profesores de matemáticas de ciclo inicial, a partir de la evidencia y análisis empírico de diversas variables asociadas al logro académico en la disciplina. Se destaca la necesidad de relevar el rol de factores afectivo-actitudinales vinculados al aprendizaje de la matemática, ya que ellos pueden afianzar, bloquear o inhibir su nivel de logro. En base a esta eviden…
Climate Change in the High Andes
A scholarly article by authors Carlos Perez, Claire Nicklin, and Olivier Dangles, Steven Vanek, Stephen Sherwood, Stephan Halloy, Karen A. Garrett, Gregory Forbes published in The International Journal of Environmental, Cultural, Economic, and Social Sustainability: Annual Review
La utopía social conservadora en Bolivia
This study of the enigmatic figure of caudillo Manuel Isidoro Belzu explores his role in nineteenth-century Bolivian nation-state development by presenting his policies as a reaction to capital penetration and the formation of a market economy. Andrey Schelchkov characterizes the ideology of belcismo as a conservative social utopia that sought to counteract the debilitating effects of dependent capitalist development, with its flooding of foreign…
Muddied Waters
Democracy, Decentralization, and Clientelism
One of the objectives of decentralization is extending democracy by transforming the power relations between the state, the market, and civil society. The idea of democracy implied by this type of decentralization transcends the strictly procedural definition of democracy as a political system characterized by free elections based on universal suffrage, freedom of association, accountability, and civilian control of the military (Mainwaring, O'Do…
Globalization as Imperialism
Globalization... is not a serious idea. We, the Americans, invented it as a means for concealing our policy of economic penetration into other nations (J. K. Galbraith, interview, Folha de Sdo Paulo, October 2, 1997). Proclaiming that globalization implies an epochal transformation or that it is a break with the previous two centuries of the imperialist expansion of capitalism is at best a naive foolishness produced by a lack of historical inform…
The Meaning and Scope of the Struggle for Autonomy
The 1994 Chiapas uprising brought the issue of autonomy to the center of Mexico's political debate. It is still there, but the discussion, often focused on autonomy as a demand of, by, and for Indian communities, generates more confusion and confrontation than clarity and consensus. In this essay, I argue that autonomy is the focal point for a new semantic constellation for social change: a tradition of resistance has been transformed into a proj…
Equinococosis/hidatidosis en la VII Región de Chile
This study was designed to embrace three areas: a) serologic and radiologic diagnosis and surgical treatment of hydatidosis in an asymptomatic human population, b) animal diagnosis and the treatment of dogs, and c) evaluation of extent of knowledge and performance of educational interventions among rural families and health, livestock, and education professionals and technicians, in order to help control the disease transmission cycle. Indirect h…
The Reconstitution of Power and Democracy in the Age of Capital Globalization
In the past 20 years the Latin American states have undergone tremendous transformations coinciding with the alteration of the structure of political power around the world. A wave of democratization based on open elections has swept through the political systems of the West and of Eastern Europe. Neoliberal political and social reforms followed the reform of the bureaucratic-authoritarian state, and the sovereignty of the state has been weakened…
Radical Unionism and the Workers' Struggle in Spain
The Spanish labor movement inherited a rievolutionary legacy whose most important landmarks are the general strike of 1917, the proletarian insurrection of 1934, and the zealous antifascist reaction of 1936. However, as a result of its defeat in the Spanish Civil War, the prolonged iron dictatorship profoundly disrupted the continuity of this tradition. Curtailed by bloody repression, organized labor resurfaced in the 1960s and by the 1970s had b…
The High Cost of Dollars
Memory and Identity
What are the identifying traits of a person? Sex, age, eye color, height, scars, glasses, a mole above the lips? A passport or identity card, a document that says one exists a license to exist? In Latin America, how many possess a credential? Many of the poor and peasants who shouted Land and Liberty! with Zapata go through life worshipping their land titles as if they were images of the Virgin of Guadalupe. They carry them with them to Mexico Ci…
Writing and Power in the Conquest of America
The Andean and Mesoamerican communication systems, predominantly oral, did not lend themselves to supraregional intellectual exchange. Whereas Europeans had by 1500 accumulated and manipulated considerable experience of the diversity of the then known world's cultures, largely as a result of the spatial and temporal mobility of written documents, the pre-Hispanic societies had to be content with experiences that were relatively regional and, exce…
Voces y vistas
Endemic Goiter in Costa Rican School Children
Endemic Goiter in Costa Rican School Children Carlos Perez, Alfonso Salazar-Baldioceda, Oudh B. Tandon, and Nevin S. Scrimshaw CopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.46.10.1283 Published Online: August 29, 2011
The effect of curricular and extracurricular activities on university students' entrepreneurial intention and competences
This paper examines the effect of curricular and extracurricular activities on the entrepreneurial motivation and competences of university students. In order to address these issues, the authors have used Ajzen's model of planned behaviour, including curricular and extracurricular activities, analysing their effect on university students’ attitude and behavioural control and their entrepreneurial intention as well as competences. Using a conveni…
The Meaning and Scope of the Struggle for Autonomy
The 1994 Chiapas uprising brought the issue of autonomy to the center of Mexico's political debate. It is still there, but the discussion, often focused on autonomy as a demand of, by, and for Indian communities, generates more confusion and confrontation than clarity and consensus. In this essay, I argue that autonomy is the focal point for a new semantic constellation for social change: a tradition of resistance has been transformed into a proj…
Climate Change in the High Andes
A scholarly article by authors Carlos Perez, Claire Nicklin, and Olivier Dangles, Steven Vanek, Stephen Sherwood, Stephan Halloy, Karen A. Garrett, Gregory Forbes published in The International Journal of Environmental, Cultural, Economic, and Social Sustainability: Annual Review
Building resilience to El Niño-related drought
Forecast-based drought early warning/early action has been hampered by both inadequate decision-making frameworks and a lack of appropriate funding mechanisms. Rural communities in Nicaragua and Ethiopia that have participated in resilience-building interventions of varying durations demonstrate the value of community-based actions informed by early warning, forecasts and drought management advice, both before and during the agricultural season. …
Democracy, Decentralization, and Clientelism
One of the objectives of decentralization is extending democracy by transforming the power relations between the state, the market, and civil society. The idea of democracy implied by this type of decentralization transcends the strictly procedural definition of democracy as a political system characterized by free elections based on universal suffrage, freedom of association, accountability, and civilian control of the military (Mainwaring, O'Do…
The Reconstitution of Power and Democracy in the Age of Capital Globalization
In the past 20 years the Latin American states have undergone tremendous transformations coinciding with the alteration of the structure of political power around the world. A wave of democratization based on open elections has swept through the political systems of the West and of Eastern Europe. Neoliberal political and social reforms followed the reform of the bureaucratic-authoritarian state, and the sovereignty of the state has been weakened…
Endemic Goiter in Costa Rican School Children
Endemic Goiter in Costa Rican School Children Carlos Perez, Alfonso Salazar-Baldioceda, Oudh B. Tandon, and Nevin S. Scrimshaw CopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.46.10.1283 Published Online: August 29, 2011
Voces y vistas
Memory and Identity
What are the identifying traits of a person? Sex, age, eye color, height, scars, glasses, a mole above the lips? A passport or identity card, a document that says one exists a license to exist? In Latin America, how many possess a credential? Many of the poor and peasants who shouted Land and Liberty! with Zapata go through life worshipping their land titles as if they were images of the Virgin of Guadalupe. They carry them with them to Mexico Ci…
Writing and Power in the Conquest of America
The Andean and Mesoamerican communication systems, predominantly oral, did not lend themselves to supraregional intellectual exchange. Whereas Europeans had by 1500 accumulated and manipulated considerable experience of the diversity of the then known world's cultures, largely as a result of the spatial and temporal mobility of written documents, the pre-Hispanic societies had to be content with experiences that were relatively regional and, exce…
The High Cost of Dollars
Equinococosis/hidatidosis en la VII Región de Chile
This study was designed to embrace three areas: a) serologic and radiologic diagnosis and surgical treatment of hydatidosis in an asymptomatic human population, b) animal diagnosis and the treatment of dogs, and c) evaluation of extent of knowledge and performance of educational interventions among rural families and health, livestock, and education professionals and technicians, in order to help control the disease transmission cycle. Indirect h…
The Reconstitution of Power and Democracy in the Age of Capital Globalization
In the past 20 years the Latin American states have undergone tremendous transformations coinciding with the alteration of the structure of political power around the world. A wave of democratization based on open elections has swept through the political systems of the West and of Eastern Europe. Neoliberal political and social reforms followed the reform of the bureaucratic-authoritarian state, and the sovereignty of the state has been weakened…
Radical Unionism and the Workers' Struggle in Spain
The Spanish labor movement inherited a rievolutionary legacy whose most important landmarks are the general strike of 1917, the proletarian insurrection of 1934, and the zealous antifascist reaction of 1936. However, as a result of its defeat in the Spanish Civil War, the prolonged iron dictatorship profoundly disrupted the continuity of this tradition. Curtailed by bloody repression, organized labor resurfaced in the 1960s and by the 1970s had b…
The Meaning and Scope of the Struggle for Autonomy
The 1994 Chiapas uprising brought the issue of autonomy to the center of Mexico's political debate. It is still there, but the discussion, often focused on autonomy as a demand of, by, and for Indian communities, generates more confusion and confrontation than clarity and consensus. In this essay, I argue that autonomy is the focal point for a new semantic constellation for social change: a tradition of resistance has been transformed into a proj…
Democracy, Decentralization, and Clientelism
One of the objectives of decentralization is extending democracy by transforming the power relations between the state, the market, and civil society. The idea of democracy implied by this type of decentralization transcends the strictly procedural definition of democracy as a political system characterized by free elections based on universal suffrage, freedom of association, accountability, and civilian control of the military (Mainwaring, O'Do…
Globalization as Imperialism
Globalization... is not a serious idea. We, the Americans, invented it as a means for concealing our policy of economic penetration into other nations (J. K. Galbraith, interview, Folha de Sdo Paulo, October 2, 1997). Proclaiming that globalization implies an epochal transformation or that it is a break with the previous two centuries of the imperialist expansion of capitalism is at best a naive foolishness produced by a lack of historical inform…
Muddied Waters
La utopía social conservadora en Bolivia
This study of the enigmatic figure of caudillo Manuel Isidoro Belzu explores his role in nineteenth-century Bolivian nation-state development by presenting his policies as a reaction to capital penetration and the formation of a market economy. Andrey Schelchkov characterizes the ideology of belcismo as a conservative social utopia that sought to counteract the debilitating effects of dependent capitalist development, with its flooding of foreign…
Climate Change in the High Andes
A scholarly article by authors Carlos Perez, Claire Nicklin, and Olivier Dangles, Steven Vanek, Stephen Sherwood, Stephan Halloy, Karen A. Garrett, Gregory Forbes published in The International Journal of Environmental, Cultural, Economic, and Social Sustainability: Annual Review
The effect of curricular and extracurricular activities on university students' entrepreneurial intention and competences
This paper examines the effect of curricular and extracurricular activities on the entrepreneurial motivation and competences of university students. In order to address these issues, the authors have used Ajzen's model of planned behaviour, including curricular and extracurricular activities, analysing their effect on university students’ attitude and behavioural control and their entrepreneurial intention as well as competences. Using a conveni…
Algunos factores asociados al desempeño académico en matemáticas y sus proyecciones en la formación docente
El estudio permite identificar elementos a considerar en procesos de formación de profesores de matemáticas de ciclo inicial, a partir de la evidencia y análisis empírico de diversas variables asociadas al logro académico en la disciplina. Se destaca la necesidad de relevar el rol de factores afectivo-actitudinales vinculados al aprendizaje de la matemática, ya que ellos pueden afianzar, bloquear o inhibir su nivel de logro. En base a esta eviden…
Building resilience to El Niño-related drought
Forecast-based drought early warning/early action has been hampered by both inadequate decision-making frameworks and a lack of appropriate funding mechanisms. Rural communities in Nicaragua and Ethiopia that have participated in resilience-building interventions of varying durations demonstrate the value of community-based actions informed by early warning, forecasts and drought management advice, both before and during the agricultural season. …
Emotions of University Professors and Students in Times of Pandemic
COVID-19 forced a change in the usual face-to-face teaching–learning process to remote modalities in a matter of weeks. An abrupt change, within the context of uncertainty surrounding the pandemic, significantly increased the stress experienced by professors, students, and their families. Black screens were also a sign of anxiety in the face of new emergency didactic interaction. It has been documented that emotions influence learning; however, f…
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