Galvarino Casanueva-Yáñez
Biographic Data
| ID | 5156954 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Galvarino Casanueva-Yáñez |
| GIVEN NAMES | Galvarino |
| FAMILY NAME | Casanueva-Yáñez |
| SIGNATURE | CASANUEVA-YÁÑEZ G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad de Las Américas |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Organizational Management in the Vuca Hydrogen Era
In a world defined by volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity (VUCA), energy organizations must rapidly adapt to the transition towards clean and sustainable sources, such as green hydrogen and other renewable energies. This manuscript explores the transformation of organizational management within this context, emphasizing the importance of integrating classical theories with emerging paradigms to address the challenges of the contemp…
The Dialectical Integration between Classical and Digital Theories
The objective of this paper is to propose a hybrid adaptive management model that arises from the dialectical integration between classical theories and digital paradigms. The study identifies a research gap by pointing out that, although the literature has addressed the challenges of the VUCA environment and the emergence of new approaches, it has failed to systematically articulate a synthesis that reconciles the structural soundness of traditi…
Validity of the General Principles of Administration
This study addresses the gap in literature, which merely validates the theoretical validity of Fayol's principles without offering a pragmatic update for digital management. The objective was to develop a theoretical and practical framework that updates the fourteen principles to align with the demands of Management 4.0. The qualitative research employed a documentary approach, constructing a new conceptual framework through hermeneutic analysis …
Geometric communication in organizations. A review from the administrative sciences
The aim of this paper is to interpret geometric communication in business organizations from the perspective of administrative sciences. Among the main findings, it stands out that geometric communication within modern educational organizations is a complex whole that links institutional purposes and individual interests, giving a nuance to the information that is communicated not only by the personality of the informants, but also by the objects…
Importance of Forensic Audit with respect to Income Tax Evasion (ISR) in Panama
In all countries, the Tax Administration (TA) in Panama faces challenges intrinsic to problems related to tax evasion. The objective of this article is to analyze the relationship between the independent variables Forensic Audit and Income Tax (ISR). This research is characterized by a mixed approach, with a descriptive, correlative and explanatory approach. First, a Likert-type questionnaire with a dichotomous configuration was developed. The qu…
Algorithmic Regulation, Justice, and Labor Competitiveness
The purpose of this article was to analyze the incidence of the Artificial Intelligence Regulation on the Labor Competitiveness of companies in the Latin American context, due to the emerging regulation that AI merits on data protection, privacy and public use in a convergent way, gathering information from the literature, so the study method was narrative with support in systematic reviews of information sources, from a qualitative approach docu…
Introduction to the Digital Genesis of Emerging Administrative Paradigms
The purpose of this study is to investigate the main currents of the new administrative paradigms in the digital environment and their influence on the understanding and internalization of renewed management strategies in today's organizations. The specialized bibliographic research is articulated around three central axes: (a) Idea of paradigm according to the stages of knowledge (b) Idea of paradigm according to the development of administrativ…
Mental Poverty and Economic Poverty in the District of Yurimaguas
The main objective of this research is to analyze the internal and external factors that people have for the maintenance of poverty, because it is one of the problems within society that affects the population and this attracts other social problems. The study was basic, descriptive, correlational, non-experimental and cross-sectional in design. A survey was carried out on 300 residents, the results of which were that the level of mental poverty …
From logos to the metaverse. Approach to the concept of Existence in Education
Defining existence has long been an epistemological conflict that has kept disciplines at odds. In the field of education specifically, the ages of knowledge have superimposed a significant weight that has not collaborated with the uniform conceptual dialogic, but rather, on the contrary, has increased the gap that today, more than ever, distances the subject from the assumption of absolute truth. Thus, for example, the transition from myth to lo…
From Machine to Network
The objective of this study is to explore the evolution of the administrative structure through a comparative analysis of its main paradigms. Unlike reviews that are limited to a linear description of theories, this work addresses a knowledge gap by offering a structural analysis that deconstructs each model into its essential components. A qualitative methodology with an interpretive paradigm was used, along with the technique of documentary and…
Post-Covid-19 Impact on Social Skills of Students in Occupational Therapy Internship of Professional Technical Level
This study investigated the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the social skills of fifth-year Occupational Therapy students at an institute professional Chilean, a context marked by the transition to virtual mode and then the return to face-to-face. The critical issue lies in the deterioration of essential skills such as communication and empathy due to confinement, with consequences on their professional performance during internships. The main…
Healthy Colleges
This study, conducted at a university in Lima, explores the relationship between the university environment and students' mental health. With a quantitative approach, two Likert-type questionnaires were applied to a non-probabilistic sample of 140 students. The variables analyzed included four dimensions of the environment: campus design and architecture, facilities and resources, physical environment, and safety and well-being, in relation to va…
Financial Planning as a Management Model
This article addresses the shortcomings in the strategic planning of companies and presents the conclusions about their possible solutions that are crucial to ensure their sustainability and growth. The implementation of this type of solution will allow companies to improve their strategic planning, ensure their financial sustainability and position themselves competitively in the market. It also emerges that the adoption of sound financial pract…
Beyond the Classroom
The objective of this paper is to study sustainable science learning in authentic environments, based on the perceptions of school-level teachers. The study follows a quantitative approach, supported by the positivist paradigm, for which data was collected using a dichotomous questionnaire applied to 42 teachers from various countries. The conceptual topics underpinning this work include (a) sustainable learning, (b) science teaching, and (c) aut…
Financing Fund for Access to the Higher Education System
This document aims to study some of the financing strategies that promote access to the public higher education system in Colombia. It seeks to build the path of public policy recommendations, a forgivable financing scheme aimed at citizens of strata 1, 2 and 3 to access the official higher education system in the municipality of Soacha in Colombia. To achieve the above, the study proposes a non-experimental method, which stands out for using doc…
SME Valley of Death
This paper presents a study and comparative analysis of the concepts of strategic thinking and strategic planning. It is based on studies by different authors, thus making it possible to understand the importance of these terms and to grasp their correct application in companies. This allows managers and owners of SMEs, as well as entrepreneurs in general, to project both organizations or future ventures in a sustainable way over time. This enabl…
Strategic Thinking
The most challenging period for a company is the first three years following its inception, a period often referred to as the "valley of death." This article examines the factors contributing to the high mortality rate of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the town of Melipilla, Chile, and presents potential strategies for reducing or preventing this mortality. The study employs an exploratory-descriptive approach, utilizing a qualitati…
Influence of Social Responsibility and Sustainable Marketing Strategies on the Behavior of the Plant-Based Food Consumer Market in Ecuador and Latin America
A documentary review was carried out on the production and publication of research papers related to the study of the variable Social Responsibility, Sustainable Marketing and Consumer Behavior. The purpose of the bibliometric analysis proposed in this document was to know the main characteristics of the volume of publications registered in the Scopus database during the period 2017-2022, achieving the identification of 57 publications. The infor…
Process Management and Its Financial Impact on Industrial Companies in Ecuador and Latin America
This article analyzes process management and its financial impact on industrial companies in Ecuador and Latin America. Through a literature review and case analysis, process management practices, their benefits and challenges, and how these practices influence the financial results of companies are explored. It highlights the key aspects that contribute to improving operational efficiency and profitability, providing recommendations for successf…
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Healthy Colleges
This study, conducted at a university in Lima, explores the relationship between the university environment and students' mental health. With a quantitative approach, two Likert-type questionnaires were applied to a non-probabilistic sample of 140 students. The variables analyzed included four dimensions of the environment: campus design and architecture, facilities and resources, physical environment, and safety and well-being, in relation to va…
Financial Planning as a Management Model
This article addresses the shortcomings in the strategic planning of companies and presents the conclusions about their possible solutions that are crucial to ensure their sustainability and growth. The implementation of this type of solution will allow companies to improve their strategic planning, ensure their financial sustainability and position themselves competitively in the market. It also emerges that the adoption of sound financial pract…
Beyond the Classroom
The objective of this paper is to study sustainable science learning in authentic environments, based on the perceptions of school-level teachers. The study follows a quantitative approach, supported by the positivist paradigm, for which data was collected using a dichotomous questionnaire applied to 42 teachers from various countries. The conceptual topics underpinning this work include (a) sustainable learning, (b) science teaching, and (c) aut…
Financing Fund for Access to the Higher Education System
This document aims to study some of the financing strategies that promote access to the public higher education system in Colombia. It seeks to build the path of public policy recommendations, a forgivable financing scheme aimed at citizens of strata 1, 2 and 3 to access the official higher education system in the municipality of Soacha in Colombia. To achieve the above, the study proposes a non-experimental method, which stands out for using doc…
SME Valley of Death
This paper presents a study and comparative analysis of the concepts of strategic thinking and strategic planning. It is based on studies by different authors, thus making it possible to understand the importance of these terms and to grasp their correct application in companies. This allows managers and owners of SMEs, as well as entrepreneurs in general, to project both organizations or future ventures in a sustainable way over time. This enabl…
Strategic Thinking
The most challenging period for a company is the first three years following its inception, a period often referred to as the "valley of death." This article examines the factors contributing to the high mortality rate of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the town of Melipilla, Chile, and presents potential strategies for reducing or preventing this mortality. The study employs an exploratory-descriptive approach, utilizing a qualitati…
Influence of Social Responsibility and Sustainable Marketing Strategies on the Behavior of the Plant-Based Food Consumer Market in Ecuador and Latin America
A documentary review was carried out on the production and publication of research papers related to the study of the variable Social Responsibility, Sustainable Marketing and Consumer Behavior. The purpose of the bibliometric analysis proposed in this document was to know the main characteristics of the volume of publications registered in the Scopus database during the period 2017-2022, achieving the identification of 57 publications. The infor…
Process Management and Its Financial Impact on Industrial Companies in Ecuador and Latin America
This article analyzes process management and its financial impact on industrial companies in Ecuador and Latin America. Through a literature review and case analysis, process management practices, their benefits and challenges, and how these practices influence the financial results of companies are explored. It highlights the key aspects that contribute to improving operational efficiency and profitability, providing recommendations for successf…
Geometric communication in organizations. A review from the administrative sciences
The aim of this paper is to interpret geometric communication in business organizations from the perspective of administrative sciences. Among the main findings, it stands out that geometric communication within modern educational organizations is a complex whole that links institutional purposes and individual interests, giving a nuance to the information that is communicated not only by the personality of the informants, but also by the objects…
Importance of Forensic Audit with respect to Income Tax Evasion (ISR) in Panama
In all countries, the Tax Administration (TA) in Panama faces challenges intrinsic to problems related to tax evasion. The objective of this article is to analyze the relationship between the independent variables Forensic Audit and Income Tax (ISR). This research is characterized by a mixed approach, with a descriptive, correlative and explanatory approach. First, a Likert-type questionnaire with a dichotomous configuration was developed. The qu…
Algorithmic Regulation, Justice, and Labor Competitiveness
The purpose of this article was to analyze the incidence of the Artificial Intelligence Regulation on the Labor Competitiveness of companies in the Latin American context, due to the emerging regulation that AI merits on data protection, privacy and public use in a convergent way, gathering information from the literature, so the study method was narrative with support in systematic reviews of information sources, from a qualitative approach docu…
Introduction to the Digital Genesis of Emerging Administrative Paradigms
The purpose of this study is to investigate the main currents of the new administrative paradigms in the digital environment and their influence on the understanding and internalization of renewed management strategies in today's organizations. The specialized bibliographic research is articulated around three central axes: (a) Idea of paradigm according to the stages of knowledge (b) Idea of paradigm according to the development of administrativ…
Mental Poverty and Economic Poverty in the District of Yurimaguas
The main objective of this research is to analyze the internal and external factors that people have for the maintenance of poverty, because it is one of the problems within society that affects the population and this attracts other social problems. The study was basic, descriptive, correlational, non-experimental and cross-sectional in design. A survey was carried out on 300 residents, the results of which were that the level of mental poverty …
From logos to the metaverse. Approach to the concept of Existence in Education
Defining existence has long been an epistemological conflict that has kept disciplines at odds. In the field of education specifically, the ages of knowledge have superimposed a significant weight that has not collaborated with the uniform conceptual dialogic, but rather, on the contrary, has increased the gap that today, more than ever, distances the subject from the assumption of absolute truth. Thus, for example, the transition from myth to lo…
From Machine to Network
The objective of this study is to explore the evolution of the administrative structure through a comparative analysis of its main paradigms. Unlike reviews that are limited to a linear description of theories, this work addresses a knowledge gap by offering a structural analysis that deconstructs each model into its essential components. A qualitative methodology with an interpretive paradigm was used, along with the technique of documentary and…
Post-Covid-19 Impact on Social Skills of Students in Occupational Therapy Internship of Professional Technical Level
This study investigated the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the social skills of fifth-year Occupational Therapy students at an institute professional Chilean, a context marked by the transition to virtual mode and then the return to face-to-face. The critical issue lies in the deterioration of essential skills such as communication and empathy due to confinement, with consequences on their professional performance during internships. The main…
Organizational Management in the Vuca Hydrogen Era
In a world defined by volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity (VUCA), energy organizations must rapidly adapt to the transition towards clean and sustainable sources, such as green hydrogen and other renewable energies. This manuscript explores the transformation of organizational management within this context, emphasizing the importance of integrating classical theories with emerging paradigms to address the challenges of the contemp…
The Dialectical Integration between Classical and Digital Theories
The objective of this paper is to propose a hybrid adaptive management model that arises from the dialectical integration between classical theories and digital paradigms. The study identifies a research gap by pointing out that, although the literature has addressed the challenges of the VUCA environment and the emergence of new approaches, it has failed to systematically articulate a synthesis that reconciles the structural soundness of traditi…
Validity of the General Principles of Administration
This study addresses the gap in literature, which merely validates the theoretical validity of Fayol's principles without offering a pragmatic update for digital management. The objective was to develop a theoretical and practical framework that updates the fourteen principles to align with the demands of Management 4.0. The qualitative research employed a documentary approach, constructing a new conceptual framework through hermeneutic analysis …
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