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Looking Back to Move Forward: Collaborative Planning to Revise the Green Mountain and Finger Lakes National Forests Land and Resource Management Plans
Authors: Dockry Michael J
Published: January 2018

The United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service (Forest Service) manages 154 national forests and 20 grasslands in 44 states and Puerto Rico. National Forest Land and Resource Management Plans (forest plans) form the basis for land and resource management of national forests in the United States. For more than a decade the Forest Service has been attempting to incorporate innovative, collaborative public involvement strategies into the process for revising forest plans. In 2012 and 2015 the Forest Service codified new regulations for developing, revising, and amending forest plans. Collaboration and public involvement are explicit goals of the new regulations. This paper briefly reviews the literature on collaborative planning on national forests and explores a successful collaborative planning process used by the Green Mountain and Finger Lakes National Forests, located in Vermont and New York respectively, to develop their 2006 forest plans. This paper shows how the Green Mountain and Finger Lakes National Forests developed parallel public and internal collaborative processes to build trust, relationships, and partnership, and discusses the implications for process design, capacity building, and facilitating agreements. By looking back at this successful case of collaborative forest planning, key lessons can provide ideas for developing collaborative processes for future planning efforts.
Media Review: Beyond Religion by His Holiness The Dalai Lama
Authors: Hanson Mark S
Published: January 2018

The Rev. Mark S. Hanson reviews Beyond Religion, by His Holiness The Dalai Lama.
Artist’s Statement: Emerging Partnership
Authors: Singh Virajita
Published: January 2018

Artist's Statement for the cover art of IJPS volume 2, issue 1: Emerging Partnership, 2015. Digital image.
Community-Based Philosophy and Dialogue: Advancing a New Understanding of the Planner-Community Relationship
Authors: Peralta Karie Jo , Murphy John W.
Published: January 2018

The relationship between the planner and community in a community-based project is a well-documented concern. Often noted is the need for grassroots work to be carried out ‘with,’ rather than ‘on’ or ‘for,’ a community. Although this notion implies partnership, how the planner-community relationship is conceived depends largely on how the community is defined. From a community-based perspective, action is critical to the development of a community’s identity. This outlook suggests that participation determines community membership. Accordingly, conventional community limits may be transformed. The purpose of this article is to offer an understanding of how community-based planners may be viewed to be community members. The focus is the various perspectives on community and their respective implications for membership. To begin, the traditional perspective of community that is grounded in realism is presented. A community-based outlook based on participation is then provided. Subsequently recognized is the importance of dialogue, which is an underdeveloped and, at times, overlooked strategy in community-based practice. The connection between the planner and community is later described, followed by an examination of the issue of power. To conclude, an emphasis is placed on the possibility for a planner to become a community member when a project follows community-based philosophy.
Improving Interdisciplinary Relationships in Primary Care with the Implementation of TeamSTEPPS
Authors: Siddons Nicole , Potter Teddie M
Published: January 2018

A major challenge in healthcare is lack of interdisciplinary collaboration (O’Daniel & Rosenstein, 2008). The Institute of Medicine report, To Err is Human: Building a Safer Health System (1999), shows that errors often occur due to lapses in partnership and communication. This article describes the implementation of TeamSTEPPS, an evidence-based tool for optimizing staff relationships and partnership, in a clinic in which a change in the care model had affected interprofessional collaboration and teamwork, threatening healthcare outcomes and staff engagement. The implementation of TeamSTEPPS, customized using elements of IDEO’s (2015) Human-Centered Design, shifted the culture of the clinic towards partnership, resulting in improved staff perceptions of teamwork and statistically significant improvements in the quality of patient care.
Partnership Cultures: Beginning at the Beginning through Parenting
Authors: Rando Licia
Published: January 2018

Partnership cultures begin with the smallest units of society, the family. Creating partnership families requires evaluating internalized parenting scripts, discarding domination practices, and acting to nurture and form healthy relationships. Care and respect are foundational to partnership parenting, creating a safe environment in which children’s neurophysiologies flourish. Parenting practices that promote safety and calm, such as use of touch and communication that appreciates feelings, buffer children from the effects of stress. Policies and practices that support parents toward partnership -- particularly parents living with overwhelming stress, depression, addictions, and/or childhood histories of abuse and neglect -- may improve children’s lifetime physical and mental health outcomes as well as improve our society.
Cultivating Partnership Culture and Gender Equality: The 2016 Naval Academy Roundtable
Authors: Whitehead Emma
Published: January 2018

Emma Whitehead is an alumna of the Center for Partnership Studies Young Women's Leadership Program. In this article she reflects on her experience as a delegate to the 2016 United States Naval Academy Foreign Affairs Conference. The conference promoted the status of women and girls globally and Whitehead participated in a round table session on gender equity, sharing insights from the Center for Partnership Studies.
A Conversation with Charlotte Bunch: Seeing Women's Rights as Human Rights
Authors: Eisler Riane
Published: January 2018

IJPS Editor-in-Chief Riane Eisler interviews Charlotte Bunch, BA, PhD (hon)founding director and senior scholar at the Center for Women’s Global Leadership at Rutgers University, where she is also a distinguished professor in the Department of Women’s and Gender Studies.
When Places Speak: Developing an Exhibit in Partnership
Authors: Hadjiyanni Tasoulla
Published: January 2018

This essay outlines the partnership that developed among a faculty member, students, two photographers, University of Minnesota units, and a multitude of community collaborators to develop the When Places Speak exhibit. Featuring places enmeshed in sex trafficking in Minnesota, the exhibit sheds light on the instrumental role partnerships can play in overcoming domination.
Roadmap to a Caring Economics: Beyond Capitalism and Socialism
Authors: Eisler Riane
Published: January 2018

Our unprecedented technological, economic, and environmental challenges call for thinking that goes beyond capitalism and socialism, both of which were developed in early industrial times. This article outlines a caring economics or partnerism that supports not only human survival but also human development. It proposes a full-spectrum economic map and economic policies needed at this time when many jobs are being replaced by automation. It looks at issues generally ignored in the conversation about a new economics, such as intra-household resource allocation, the devaluation of women and the ‘feminine,’ and the view that caring for people, starting in early childhood, is merely reproductive rather than productive work. It examines economic systems in the larger context of societies orienting to either end of the domination-partnership social scale, showing the interaction between social values and economic priorities. It describes new metrics that, unlike GDP and GNP, demonstrate the economic value of caring for people and nature, and proposes other steps toward a caring economics as the basis for a more humane and sustainable future.
Practicing Partnership with the Earth: Nurturing the Evolution of a Caring Alliance Based on Reciprocity and Respect
Authors: Amberg Ann
Published: January 2018

This article highlights the value and importance of partnership practices focused on deepening our personal relationship with nature. In a context of the movement from domination to partnership systems, the author suggests the possibility of identifying ourselves in a larger context, as planetary humans, and offers insight into the perceptive shifts required to cultivate reciprocal and respectful relationships with the natural world. Through the suggestion of accessible earth-focused partnership practices aligned with primal biodynamic earth patterns, the reader will gain a deeper understanding of how an embodied partnership with nature’s life forces can to help restore wholeness at the personal, collective, and planetary level.
Gidakiimanaanawigamig’s Circle of Learning: A Model for Partnership between Tribal Community and Research University
Authors: Dalbotten Diana M , Ito Emi , Eriksson Susan , Pellerin Holly , Greensky Lowana , Kowalczak Courtney , Berthelote Antony
Published: January 2018

Since 2002, the National Center for Earth-Surface dynamics has collaborated with the Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa, the Fond du Lac Tribal and Community College, the University of Minnesota, and other partner institutions to develop programs aimed at supporting Native American participation in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields, and especially in the Earth and Environmental Sciences. These include the gidakiimanaaniwigamig math and science camps for students in kindergarten through 12th grade, the Research Experience for Undergraduates on Sustainable Land and Water Resources, which takes place on two native reservations, and support for new majors at tribal colleges. All of these programs have a common focus on collaboration with communities, place-based education, community-inspired research projects, a focus on traditional culture and language, and resource management on reservations. Strong partnerships between university, tribal college, and Native American reservation were a foundation for success, but took time and effort to develop. This paper explores steps towards effective partnerships that support student success in STEM via environmental education.
The Real Wealth of Nations: From Global Warming to Global Partnership
Authors: Eisler Riane
Published: January 2018

In a speech delivered September 16, 2009 in New York City, at the United Nations' special meeting on climate change hosted by the Caribbean island-country of Grenada, Riane Eisler proposed a new approach for prevention and mitigation of global warming. She placed our climate change crisis in its social and historical context. She highlighted the connection between high technology and an ethos of Domination in bringing on our current crises, and why successfully resolving them requires an understanding of the configurations of the Domination System and the Partnership System as two underlying social configurations. These social configurations transcend conventional categories such as right vs. left, religious vs. secular, or Eastern vs. Western, which fail to take into account the crucial interactions between the cultural construction of our basic childhood and gender relations and politics and economics. As a result, regressions to the Domination side of the Partnership/Domination continuum have punctuated our forward movement, including a disregard for both people and nature. She showed that going back to the old “normal” is not an option, and outlined how, together, we can build a new normal in which caring for people and nature is a top priority.
EUGENISTAS E CULTURALISTAS NO ESTUDO DAS RELIGIÕES AFRO-BRASILEIRAS EM PERNAMBUCO / EUGENISTS AND CULTURALISTS IN THE STUDY OF AFRO-BRAZILIAN RELIGIONS IN PERNAMBUCO
Authors: Campos Zuleica Dantas Pereira
Published: January 2018

Nosso trabalho tem como proposta problematizar o pensamento dos intelectuais que pensaram as religiões afro-brasileiras em Pernambuco na primeira metade do século XX. Dessa forma analisaremos o que fez as religiões de origem africana serem alvo de diferentes formas de relações, com os intelectuais, e que tipos de práticas e de saberes instituídos foram apropriados e reinterpretados por esses grupos religiosos no sentido de vencer resistências e fazer circular suas “práticas”. Os intelectuais são analisados através de duas vertentes: a primeira, formada por médicos psiquiatras que concebiam a questão do negro utilizando-se do aporte teórico eugenista; e a segunda, constituída por sociólogos, jornalistas, romancistas, antropólogos, entre outros, que pensaram essa problemática, numa perspectiva que tentava romper com a construção teórica, trocando o conceito de “raça” pelo de “cultura”.Palavras chave: intelectuais, religiões afro-brasileiras, teorias, história da psiquiatriaAbstractOur work has as proposal to problematize the thoughts of the intellectuals that scrutinized Afro-Brazilian religions in Pernambuco on the first half of the twentieth century. Henceforth we will analyze what made religions of African origin the target of different forms of relations with the intellectuals and what kinds of practices and knowledges were appropriated and reinterpreted by these religious groups in order to overcome resistance and circulate their " Practices. " The intellectuals are analyzed through two aspects: the first, formed by psychiatrists who conceived the question of black people using the eugenist theoretical contribution; and the second, made up of sociologists, journalists, novelists, anthropologists, among others, who thought of this problem, in a perspective that tried to break with the theoretical construction, changing the concept of "race" to "culture".Keywords: Intellectuals, Afro-Brazilian religions, theories, history of psychiatry
MEMORIE E PRESENTE DELLA RIFORMA IN ITALIA / MEMORIES AND PRESENT OF THE REFORM IN ITALY
Authors: Napolitano Carmine
Published: January 2018

RiassuntoL’autore propone una riflessione sulle definizioni storiografiche della Riforma del XVI secolo, anche alla luce degli studi più recenti, ponendo attenzione sulle forme assunte dalla Riforma in Italia e sul significato per il dialogo ecumenico della nuova riflessione sulla Riforma in vista del 500° anniversario del suo inizio.Parole chiavi: Riforma. Pentecostali. Ecumenismo. Storiografia.AbstractThe author proposes a reflection on the historiographic definitions of the Reformation of the XVI century, even in the light of the most recent studies, paying attention to the forms taken by the Reformation in Italy and the meaning for the ecumenical dialogue of the new reflection on the Reformation reform in view of the 500° anniversary of its beginning.Keywords: Reformation. Pentecostals. Ecumenism. Historiography.
IL DONO DELL’AUTORITÀ NEI DOCUMENTI DI FEDE E COSTITUZIONE / THE GIFT OF THE AUTHORITY IN THE DOCUMENTS OF FAITH AND CONSTITUTION
Authors: Malfatti Andrea
Published: January 2018

RiassuntoL’autore presenta il tema dell’autorità della Chiesa nei documenti della Commissione Fede e Costituzione per mettere in evidenza la sua importanza per la promozione del dialogo ecumenico a partire da un tema tanto rilevante per la vita della Chiesa.Parole chiavi: Consiglio Ecumenico delle Chiese. Ecumenismo. Chiesa. Missione.AbstractThe author presents the topic of the church's authority in the documents of the Commission Faith and Order to outline Constitution, for outlining the importance of the topic for the promotion of ecumenical Dialogue from so relevant topic for the life of the Church. He is going to publish a book on the authority in the International ecumenical theological Dialogue.Keywords: World Council of Churches. Ecumenism. Church. Mission.
O CRISTIANISMO E SUAS REFORMAS II / IL CRISTIANESIMO E LE SUE RIFORME II
Authors: Marques Luiz Carlos Luz , Burigana Riccardo
Published: January 2018

O ano de 2017 é especialmente significativo para os que labutam, como professores, pesquisadores e estudantes de pós-graduação nas áreas das Ciências da Religião, Teologia e História, pela ocorrência dos 500 anos do início do ciclo de reformas que mudou profundamente a chamada Cristandade medieval, liberando as forças progressistas das sociedades europeias, dando origem ao mundo moderno, laico, em que a razão e o progresso científico passaram a ser mais importantes que a ortodoxia da fé ou da moral. Celebrar o passado, sem fugir de seus desafios, com o olhar voltado para o futuro, é a finalidade do Projeto internacional da pesquisa histórico-religiosa “A Herança da Reforma: ler e reler a Reforma, passados 500 anos de seu início”, que um “pool” de instituições brasileiras e internacionais lançou, no início de 2016 (https://www.reforma500anos.org/). O presente número da Paralellus continua publicando novos artigos surgidos dessa labuta.
LA CHIESA: VERSO UNA VISIONE COMUNE
Authors: Giraldo Roberto
Published: January 2018

Il documento La Chiesa: verso una visione comune della commissione Fede e Costituzione testimonia i progressi del dialogo ecumenico nella riflessione ecclesiologica. Il saggio propone una lettura puntuale del documento, fornendo degli elementi per sottolineare come questo documento va letto nel più ampio orizzonte della riflessione ecumenica sulla natura e sulla missione della Chiesa.
PARA REFORMAR A REFORMA: EM BUSCA DE NOVAS LÓGICAS PARA O DIÁLOGO ECUMÊNICO E INTER-RELIGIOSO
Authors: Aragão Gilbraz de Souza
Published: January 2018

O presente ensaio quer aproveitar o clima de releituras da Reforma Protestante para testar o nosso referencial teórico: em que medida as ideias de História como interpretação engajada, de Complementariedade nos "entre-lugares" culturais, e de uma Lógica do "terceiro incluído", que temos utilizado e revisado em nossa pesquisa e engajamento, podem ajudar a repensar a Reforma em termos mais complexos e para além das contradições aparentes do seu processo.Palavras-chave: Reforma. Ecumenismo. Ciências da Religião.
DE SÃO JOSÉ DE BOTAS AO CARPINTEIRO DE NAZARÉ
Authors: Cavalcanti Carlos André Macedo , Carmona Raquel de Lourdes de Miranda e Silva
Published: January 2018

No trabalho que ora se apresenta, abordar-se-á a leitura da estética devocional masculina de São José, enquanto polissêmico, no que diz respeito a sua transmutação que perpassa desde a figura que enverga as botas como parte de uma composição característica do imaginário barroco até aquele que possui como atributo um serrote, ou seja, de pai amoroso de Jesus ao Operário de Nazaré. Num estudo que dialoga diretamente com a religiosidade popular, verificar-se-á a aproximação entre o homem e o sagrado materializado. A interação nesse contexto dar-se-á essencialmente quando o devoto se identifica com o seu patrono, até no primeiro de maio, quando mundialmente festeja-se o dia do trabalhador, e também desse operário que ora pertence a uma casta intocável, ora se faz presente ao lado dos que lutam por melhores condições de vida e de trabalho. Com pesquisa feita a partir do estudo iconográfico à luz do imaginário e da revisão bibliográfica presente nas Ciências das Religiões.
A Generalised Semantics for Belief Updates - An Equivalence-based Approach
Authors: Hernández Jorge , C. Acosta Juan
Published: January 2018

Como se sugiere en la literatura, la revisión y actualización de creencias y de bases del conocimiento, es un tema importante, aún no resuelto en la representación del conocimiento y del razonamiento en la Answer Set Programming (ASP) que requiere de bases teóricas sólidas, particularmente en aplicaciones actuales de inteligencia artificial, donde un agente puede trabajar en un entorno dinámico abierto con información incompleta. Varios investigadores han combinado postulados y ASP como componente clave para establecer sus planteamientos. Sin embargo, muchas de estas propuestas, todavía presentan algunas deficiencias cuando se trata de situaciones de persistencia, redundancia de información, contradicciones o simplemente carecen de un análisis más detallado de las propiedades que deberían hacerlos más accesibles. En necesidad de satisfacer los principios generales, y un marco común de referencia, este artículo presenta un marco general para las actualizaciones de los programas de lógica, caracterización de propiedades y su equivalencia con otras variantes. En lugar de secuencias de actualizaciones de programas, esta semántica consiste en realizar actualizaciones de estados epistémicos en el nivel de objeto conocido por su buena aceptación de revisión de creencias y postulados siguiendo la concepción original AGM.
El aumento de los niveles de estrés oxidativo y la disminución de los niveles de antioxidantes: Principales factores de riesgo de la Calcificación cardiovascular
Authors: Jiménez-Corona A. E. , Zavaleta-Chi I. , Guzmán-Barrenechea K. , Bautista-Mogica A. , Portes-Marcos Y.
Published: January 2018

La Calcificación Cardiovascular, se ha observado en la vasculatura de las arterias durante muchas décadas, pero hasta hace poco, este fenómeno fue visto simplemente como una consecuencia pasiva del envejecimiento. Hoy en día, la acumulación de pruebas apunta hacia un proceso estrictamente regulado, con una competencia entre los factores inhibidores y los factores promotores de la mineralización. Sin embargo, a pesar de todos estos años de estudio todavía no se ha esclarecido el mecanismo del momento en que se rompe el proceso de protección vascular donde se pasa al proceso de desregulación y este es promovido por el aumento del estrés oxidativo, por lo tanto, se desarrolla el proceso inflamatorio y degenerativo del endotelio vascular que se presenta durante la Calcificación cardiovascular. Aunado a lo anterior, en esta revisión hacemos la comunicación de los hallazgos que se han reportado en los últimos años del mecanismo de la formación de la Calcificación cardiovascular, promovida por el microambiente de estrés oxidativo y la relación de la reducción de los antioxidantes durante el proceso de desregulación y desarrollo de este proceso de tipo patológico.
Monitorización de procesos en Linux
Authors: Marcillo Vera Fabricio , Basurto Yuleidy , Cortez Bryan , García Francisco , Guadalupe Steven , Muñoz Carlos , Nagua Mauricio , Olaya Jhon , Vicente Edison , Rodríguez Randy
Published: January 2018

El presente trabajo trata de dar a conocer el funcionamiento de los comandos de monitorización de rendimiento de Linux, los cuales permiten analizar y obtener información relativa al estado del Sistema Operativo, en este caso se eligió la distribución CentOS 7 de Linux. El análisis de dicha información permite al administrador realizar una evaluación del sistema y si es necesario efectuar las acciones pertinentes de optimización para mejora del rendimiento del sistema.
La influencia del género en el camino hacia la educación superior
Authors: Valerio Nolasco Mayra Anaid
Published: January 2018

El presente artículo muestra una perspectiva del camino hacia la Educación Superior a través del tiempo, mostrando como desde los inicios de la universidad, ha existido el Patriarcado dentro del entorno universitario, impidiendo que las mujeres tuvieran las mismas oportunidades de ingreso a este tipo de educación; de esta forma se fue construyendo desde lo simbólico, una ausencia de las mujeres en esta educación, buscando ellas alternativas para poder letrearse.

El Género, definido como “el conjunto de símbolos, representaciones, normas y valores sociales elaborados a partir de la diferencia sexual anatómico-fisiológica, dando sentido en general, a las relaciones entre las personas” (Blázquez, 2008), constata que, desde los inicios de la universidad, ha existido esa diferencia entre hombres y mujeres en el ingreso, permanencia y egreso de la Educación Superior, y aun cuando en la actualidad ha disminuido estadísticamente, se siguen arrastrando las secuelas de este fenómeno social.

Del mismo modo, aquí se plantea como las mujeres fueron ganando poco a poco terreno en el entorno intelectual a pesar de no ser aceptadas en las universidades, o en caso de ingresar, siendo “mal vistas” por el hecho de no dedicarse a los roles estereotipados impuestos por la sociedad, teniendo estas mujeres diferentes luchas no solo contra la imposición, sino también contra sí mismas.
Emprendimiento social femenino: una estrategia para el desarrollo
Authors: Acosta V. Silvia , Pedraza A. Elba M , Sánchez S. Yazmín A.
Published: January 2018

La segregación de género en el ámbito laboral, aunado a la falta de oportunidades para acceder al empleo, son factores que contribuyen al desarrollo de actividades emprendedoras por parte de las mujeres mexicanas como una estrategia para mejorar su economía y en muchos de los casos, sus emprendimientos aportan a la generación de empleos y logro de objetivos sociales o medioambientales de comunidades generalmente excluidas.

Sin embargo, los emprendimientos femeninos no tienen la credibilidad de aquellos dirigidos por hombres, ni las mismas posibilidades de supervivencia y desarrollo en el mercado, toda vez que la creación de sus proyectos empresariales se fundamenta en las habilidades innatas femeninas y en su capacidad para conciliar trabajo y vida familiar, atendiendo más a una expectativa de mejora inmediata en los ingresos y en la calidad de vida, que a una contribución real a la economía. Adicionalmente, la falta de formación empresarial les impide ampliar su visión de negocios y limita sus posibilidades de contribuir al desarrollo de la economía.

De ahí que en este documento se expone la necesidad de desarrollar una propuesta formativa que además de fomentar la cultura emprendedora en mujeres hidalguenses apoye sus actividades de emprendimiento social, con el propósito de contribuir a solucionar problemas asociados a pobreza, inequidad y dificultad de acceso a empleo, entre otros y contribuir al desarrollo de su comunidad, mediante la puesta en marcha de negocios más productivos y de mayor rentabilidad, con participación en un mayor número de sectores de la economía y posibilidades de expansión.
Propuesta de automatización del proceso industrial de empaquetado de platos de poliestireno expandido empleando PLC y HMI
Authors: Flores-García E. , Quezada-Quezada J.C. , Calderón-Medina R.V.H. , Castañeda-Bautista M.Á.
Published: January 2018

En este trabajo se propone la automatización del proceso de empaquetado de platos de poliestireno expandido, conocido coloquialmente en México como unicel, de diferentes tamaños. El sistema propuesto utiliza tecnologías de control tal como un Controlador Lógico Programable (PLC), el cual recibe información de elementos secundarios de medición como sensores de presencia, los cuales permiten ejecutar acciones de control mediante el algoritmo de control programado en el PLC y enviar señales de control a los actuadores, tales como motores eléctricos, pistones neumáticos, y un dispositivo cortador-sellador. El proceso inicia estibando los platos en un contenedor según la cantidad necesaria y el tipo de éstos que se desee empaquetar, lo cual se debe especificar previamente en la Interfaz Humano-Máquina (HMI); posterior a esto; comienzan a operar las bandas transportadoras para que los platos estibados sean empaquetados. La presente propuesta de automatización considera el inicio del proceso posterior a las etapas de corte y moldeado del producto.
Surgimiento y crecimiento de la industria aeroespacial en México
Authors: López Galindo Maricela , Pérez Rueda Silvia Ofelia
Published: January 2018

En la industria aeroespacial, México cuenta con un potencial estratégico importante que deberá ser aprovechado como punta de lanza para el crecimiento de un nuevo sector de la economía nacional, no sólo por motivos de seguridad nacional sino también por razones económicas. Su implementación en un país puede generar beneficios, como inversiones iniciales y creación de empleo, vinculados a los flujos de conocimiento establecidos entre las Empresas. La cadena de valor de la industria aeroespacial se apoya actualmente en dos pilares primordiales: La descentralización de las actividades productivas e investigación y desarrollo y, la intensificación de asociaciones para compartir los riesgos entre las empresas integradoras y sus principales integradores.

El sector aeroespacial mexicano está conformado por empresas dedicadas a la manufactura, servicios de mantenimiento, reparación y operaciones, ingeniería y diseño, y servicios auxiliares (aerolíneas, laboratorios de pruebas y centros de capacitación, entre otros) para aeronaves de tipo comercial y militar, consolidándose como uno de los líderes globales en el sector aeroespacial, y su mercado se ha estimado del orden de los de 450 mil millones de dólares.
El producto de la logística y de la cadena de suministro
Authors: Molina-Ruiz Héctor D.
Published: January 2018

La logística es entendida como el conjunto de medios y métodos con el cual una empresa de producción o de servicios imprime un orden a sus procesos de producción y comercialización de mercancías, en este mapa conceptual se presente su relación que tiene con la cadena de suministros.
Malware: software malicioso
Authors: Andrade Muñoz Jesús
Published: January 2018

El presente mapa conceptual tiene como propósito proporcionar al lector los principios básicos relacionados al malware o software malicioso, indicando que es, quien o quienes lo desarrollan, así como los tipos más comunes de malware.
Origen del teatro en México: Las representaciones teatrales de la orden franciscana en Nueva España, siglo XVI
Authors: Márquez Ramírez Gabriel
Published: January 2018

El origen del teatro en México se remonta a la naciente época virreinal, especialmente en las primeras décadas del siglo XVI, después de la conquista de México-Tenochtitlán por los españoles. A partir de 1524, con la llegada de la orden franciscana, y durante los siguientes 30 años, los frailes ensayaron diversas metodologías para comunicar el evangelio y la doctrina a los indios. Entre los métodos más eficaces estuvo el teatro, porque a partir del entretenimiento de la representación teatral, se presentaron a los indios los principales misterios de la religión católica.
Crisol de Masculinidades. Una revisión visual de la masculinidad homosexual en la Ciudad de México
Authors: Parra Manuel
Published: January 2018

El presente texto es un análisis sobre la exposición Crisol de Masculinidades curada por Alfredo Matus y presentada en la Galería José María Velasco; empleando la contextualización histórico-social como herramienta metodológica para el estudio de la obra que conforma la muestra.
¿Hacemos match o qué?
Authors: Quiroz Ramírez Cecilia Valentina
Published: January 2018

Este texto fue presentado en el 1° Coloquio Nacional de Estudiantes en Arte, el cual fue organizado por el Cuerpo Académico Prácticas Visuales en el Arte Actual, celebrado el día 9 y 10 de noviembre del 2016, en el Instituto de Artes de la UAEH. La ponencia abordó el tema de relaciones amorosas online, analizada desde la concepción de el amor, el otro, el goce y el deseo, que encuentran su comprensión en “El estadío del espejo” de Jacques Lacan. Por su parte, la propuesta artística fue generar la mayor cantidad de relaciones amorosas en la red, algo muy similar a la película “Her”; en donde el espejo es mi perfil, el usuario/sujeto se mira, se construye y se reconoce a través de mí, el espejo lo mira y le devuelve la mirada.
La investigación empírica sobre estrategias de práctica y autorregulación en preparación para una presentación musical
Authors: Capistrán Gracia Raúl W.
Published: January 2018

La presente revisión de literatura tiene como objetivo dar un panorama de los resultados de investigaciones empíricas en torno a las estrategias de práctica y autorregulación usadas en preparación para una presentación musical. Los resultados de esos estudios sugieren que existen maneras de organizar la práctica así como estrategias de práctica y autorregulación que están conectadas con el crecimiento musical y el logro. Dichos resultados arrojan luz sobre el valor y utilidad metodológica de esas estrategias, destruyen los prejuicios que sobre algunas de ellas existen y contribuyen para que maestros y estudiantes establezcan rutinas de práctica más productivas.
Desorción a temperatura programada (TPD) para determinar el tamaño de partícula de Pt sobre un soporte de ZnO
Authors: Rosales González O. , Ramírez Castellanos J. C. , Gallegos Ortega G. , Quirino Gutiérrez J. , Rodríguez Lugo V. , Pérez Hernández R. , Veloz Rodríguez M. A.
Published: January 2018

En la materia de fisicoquímica de superficies los fenómenos de adsorción (fisisorción y quimisorción) son de gran utilidad en la caracterización de superficies, algunos ejemplos de ello son: la determinación del área superficial usando el método BET, determinación de sitios ácidos o básicos usando la técnica de desorción a temperatura programada o TPD por sus siglas en inglés (Temperature Programmed Desorption), determinación de tamaño y dispersión de partículas metálicas por TPD, por mencionar algunas aplicaciones. En la presente practica se reporta el uso de la técnica de TPD mediante el cual se ha determinado la dispersión y el tamaño promedio de partículas metálicas de Pt dispersas sobre un soporte de ZnO, esto con la finalidad de conocer la distribución promedio de dichas partículas, debido a que su contenido en peso sobre el soporte es muy bajo, por lo cual no se ha podido determinar usando otras técnicas como MEB o DRX. La técnica de TPD resulta una gran alternativa para estos fines.
Caracterización de Arenas del Procesamiento de Caolín
Authors: Palafox-Manríquez Dulce Y. , Vázquez-Martínez Diana L. , Domínguez-Bravo José E. , Cruz-López Gerardo , Legorreta-García Felipe , Hernández-Cruz Leticia E.
Published: January 2018

Arenas provenientes del procesamiento de caolín son caracterizadas de manera exhaustiva. Se realizó un análisis cristalográfico por medio de difracción de rayos X, análisis de la distribución de tamaño de partículas por tamizado, así como por difracción láser; se determinó la humedad, la densidad, el porcentaje de material magnético y la morfología. Los estudios cristalográficos ponen en evidencia que las fases que más predominan son sílice, caolinita, anortoclasa y alunita. Se encontró un tamaño promedio de partícula global de 46.34 μm. Las imágenes de microscopía óptica ponen en evidencia diferentes tipos de partícula de diferentes tonalidades correspondiendo a cuarzo polimórfico, silicoaluminatos y feldespatos.
Diseño, construcción y estabilización de un sistema Bola-Balancín
Authors: López B. A. , Castillo N. C. , Cabrera L. A. , Vite L. , Villafuerte R.
Published: January 2018

En este trabajo se presenta el diseño y la construcción de una plataforma experimental Bola-Balancín. Para el diseño mecánico se emplea la herramienta CAD SolidWorks, mientras que para la construcción física se utiliza una impresora 3D. Además, se aborda el problema de estabilización de dicha plataforma considerando desconocida la dinámica del sistema. La estrategia de control aplicada es la clásica ley de control PID, cuya sintonización se realiza empleando la segunda metodología propuesta por Ziegler-Nichols.
Diseño y control de un sistema balancín con motor y hélice de bajo costo
Authors: Castaño Hernández A. , Moreno Beltrán. J. P. , Hernández Pérez J. F. , Villafuerte Segura R.
Published: January 2018

El presente trabajo es acerca del diseño y construcción de un banco de prueba conocido como sistema balancín. Así como de la implementación de una ley de control proporcional, integral, derivativa (PID) para la estabilización de dicho sistema. El banco de pruebas consta de dos barras (una horizontal y una vertical) ancladas entre sí a modo de balancín con un grado de libertad. Con el ﬁn de manipular la posición angular de la barra horizontal se instaló un motor con hélice a modo de actuador. Para la construcción del banco, se utilizaron materiales de bajo costo y relativa accesibilidad. El sensor para medir la posición angular es un potenciómetro colocado sobre el eje rotacional que funciona como divisor de tensión proporcionando un voltaje acorde al movimiento. Por otro lado, la estabilización del sistema se logra mediante la aplicación de una ley de control PID sintonizada mediante el método de asignación de polos. El control se implementó utilizando la herramienta LabVIEW, mientras que para la adquisición de datos se empleó una tarjeta NI MyRIO.
Delayed Access to Medical Care of Patients with Breast Cancer
Authors: García Perusquía Kenia Yazmín , Paz Bautista Juan Carlos
Published: January 2018

Breast cancer is a public health problem and it is more frequent in women living in both developed and developing countries, so it is important to identify the factors associated with delayed access to health care and to implement public policies for a timely diagnosis and treatment. The objective of this review is to collect existing information on breast cancer, its definition, classification, and to identify socio-structural factors of health care services that are associated with delayed medical care that negatively affects in clinical nationalization and therefore a 5-year survival, besides the need for further research related to this topic. Timely diagnosis and therapy for patients with breast cancer require the modification and implementation of current public policies in order to contribute to the reduction of mortality, especially in developing countries, since it has not only an economic impact but also a personal, social and family impact. Late diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer have been associated with a reduced survival period due to the clinical stage of the diagnosis in which a delay of more than three months was identified related to delays in the patient and not only by the lack of identification of signs and symptoms, but also by the lack of human resources and infrastructure.
Specific Skills Development Using Appropriate Tools in the Tennis Game
Authors: Prodan Rodica , Grosu Emilia-Florina
Published: January 2018

This study had two purposes: first, to investigate the influence that different racket sizes and ball compressions had on the children’s abilities to perform backhand ground strokes from the base line and second, to evaluate their shots precision error due to inappropriate sized equipment. There was a quantitative repeated-measurements design experiment. Children were asked to perform 6 two-handed backhand shots using a combination between two sizes of rackets and balls with three different compression values. The precision was measured by a point system, where the shots were performed on a predefined target area. The aim was to shot and score as many points as possible. The smaller racket used in combination with the lowest pressurized ball provided the best performance. Moreover, this combination ensured the correct execution of the shots, also preventing injuries. The study demonstrated the positive influence of proper sized equipment to the correct and fast skills' development.
The Role of Biochemical Tests and of New Methods in Training Monitoring at Performance Swimmers
Authors: Șalgău Silviu
Published: January 2018

The blood tests represent the most precise currently used method, though not without certain traps. In this paper, we show some methods for blood testing, as well as other methods for estimating the training speeds, which require special equipment. The blood tests that determine the anaerobic threshold have something in common, since they measure the lactic acid concentration after each set of repetitions, when the intensity of the exercise is progressively increased. Our paper tries to answer the following questions: Do the methods of blood testing as well as other methods of estimating the exercise speeds represent a way of training the swimmers? Are the blood tests the optimal method used in the competitive swimming? Conclusions: We focused on the training of competitive swimmers because we consider there are a lot of people interested in getting the fundamental information about this age group, although most of coaches work with children.
Comparative Study Between Physical Therapy and Neuromuscular Electrostimulation in the Recovery Khyposis and Khypotic Attitudes
Authors: Ordean Mircea-Nicolae , Grosu Vlad Teodor , Popescu Neamţu Adela
Published: January 2018

This study aimed to evaluate 10 children, aged 15-18 who presented problems of static vertebral, khyposis and khypotic attitudes. Following the evaluation sought to treat deficiencies by two different procedures: physical Therapy and neuromuscular electrostimulation. In the end, the results of the two procedures were compared, thus making it possible to determine which of them is most effective to correct these problems more quickly. During the study, we evaluated and then analyzed the angle of the column and the scapulo-humeral belt deviation. These measurements were made in three different spatial times: initially, intermediate and at the end. The most effective procedure, was physical therapy, compared to the neuromuscular electrostimulation procedure. In other words, for the angle of the spine, in the case of the first experimental sample - physical therapy, there was a decreasing evolution from the initial to the final point of 9.00, and for the second experimental sample - the neuromuscular electrostimulation only 7.00.
Re-examining the Relationship between Age and Confidence in the Police in Canada
Authors: Madon Natasha S.
Published: January 2018

When views of police across age groups are examined, it is commonly found that young people hold more negative views of police than their adult counterparts. The argument is thus made that views of police become more favourable with age and that the nature of this relationship is linear. The 2009 General Social Survey on Victimization is used to re-examine this relationship by observing the trajectory of perceptions of police from adolescence into adulthood. Calling into question the presumed linear relationship between age and attitudes towards the police, this study finds that the direction of the relationship between the two variables is contingent upon what portion of the population is examined. The findings of the regression analyses demonstrate that for those under 25, there is a negative relationship between age and confidence in police, while for those 20 and older, the relationship is positive. These findings highlight that those who are youngest are not the most negative towards police. Directions for future research are explored.
Henry Crawford as Master Betty: Jane Austen on the “Disabling” of Shakespeare
Authors: Mounsey Chris
Published: January 2018

Jane Austen’s novel Mansfield Park with its direct quotes from Shakespeare’s Henry VIII and its underlying plot reference to King Lear may be read as a cri de cœur from Austen at the poor state of the British theatre in the early nineteenth century. At a time when Shakespeare’s plays were performed in altered versions to please audiences, when the dialogue was known to many only in fragments, and when children such as Master William Betty were lionized equally by the same audience for playing Hamlet and sentimental roles in the clap-trap comedy Lovers Vows, Mansfield Park calls for the nation to return to the Complete Works of Shakespeare to rediscover pride in itself, its heroes, and its heroines and to know Fanny Price as the proper subject for a novel.
Open Access for Monograph Publishing: Operational Thoughts and Speculations
Authors: Wright John
Published: January 2018

While open access started as a response to developments in journal publishing, attention is now turning to scholarly monographs. Using the experience of University of Calgary Press, as well as understandings from a neo-institutional framework of analysis, this paper examines how current open access scholarly publishing behaves at the nexus of three intersecting and competing interests: a) an uncoordinated policy environment that applies individual, institutional, and sectorial criteria; b) the exogenous market and technological pressures on contemporary publishing; and c) the embedded, symbiotic role that scholarly publishers play in academe. These factors have combined to create subtle, unintended, and potentially negative outcomes. For any implementation of a large-scale open access funding or mandate to succeed in supporting a sustainable dissemination of diverse, independent, and relevant scholarly publishing, much greater formal policy coordination and a normative and financial commitment to developing new tools for measuring impact, success, and program effectiveness are required.
Old Traditions and New Technologies: Creating Concordia University Press
Authors: Little Geoffrey Robert
Published: January 2018

Scholarly publishing has long been integral to the mission of the modern research university. Since 2013 Concordia University in Montreal has been working to create a new library-based scholarly press. Concordia University Press has a dual publishing model: electronic books will be made freely available without any restrictions (i.e., open access). Print versions, depending on the project, will also be available for sale to individual readers, libraries, and vendors. This article describes the work that has been done to establish the press, as well as the challenges and opportunities that it and other North American university presses face in an evolving scholarly communications landscape.
Article Processing Charges Threaten Academic Libraries: A Librarian's Opinion
Authors: Scott Alison M.
Published: January 2018

The aim of gold open access funded by article processing charges (APCs) is to fulfill the altruistic and vitally important goal of achieving free access to scholarly publication. However, if financed by academic library collections budgets, APC-funded open access will ultimately result in the abandonment of fundamental values of academic libraries and librarianship. This opinion paper derives from remarks delivered at the 2016 Charleston Conference. The author was invited to participate in the annual Hyde Park Debate in which she argued that APC-funded open access is antithetical to the values of librarianship.
Fatigue behavior and mechanism of KMN in a very high cycle regime
Authors: Wang Pengfei , Wang Weiqiang , Zhang Ming , Li Jianfeng
Published: January 2018

The fatigue behavior of KMN with different heat treatments (marked as S and I) used in compressor blades was investigated in a very high cycle fatigue regime. It was found that the S-N curve of KMN-I had a slow decline after 106 cycles, while the fatigue limit was observed in KMN-S. In order to explain the difference between the two steels, mechanical property tests, metallographic observation, and SEM analysis were carried out. The results showed that surface fractures were mostly observed in KMN-I, while interior cracks initiated from nonmetallic inclusions which were identified as MnS by SEM. In addition, the surface defects were simplified as cracks using fracture mechanics and the fatigue strength model with surface defects was modified, which proved to be more in agreement with the experimental results than the Murakami model.