cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.23544494
title: Anthropology of indigenous territories: contributions to the study of the natures between Guarani and Chané of northwestern Argentina

description: Abstract This article brings to reflection the approaches to territory and territorialities that anthropology has been developing in dialogue with other sciences in the context of the current environmental crisis, and tries to glimpse a methodological path that allows studying the complexity of indigenous territorialities in a relational to the different natures that inhabit these territories. In this sense, we reflect and work on the social role of these different natures (materialized in plants, shrubs, medicinal and food trees) in relation to humans and in relation to other beings, to study the ways in which the natural world is conceptualized and classified, and the ways in which humans interact with their “environment”. The methodology used for this study consisted of ethnographic work in the territory of Guarani and Chané communities in northwestern Argentina in the period from 2018 to 2021.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.23544494.v1
title: Anthropology of indigenous territories: contributions to the study of the natures between Guarani and Chané of northwestern Argentina

description: Abstract This article brings to reflection the approaches to territory and territorialities that anthropology has been developing in dialogue with other sciences in the context of the current environmental crisis, and tries to glimpse a methodological path that allows studying the complexity of indigenous territorialities in a relational to the different natures that inhabit these territories. In this sense, we reflect and work on the social role of these different natures (materialized in plants, shrubs, medicinal and food trees) in relation to humans and in relation to other beings, to study the ways in which the natural world is conceptualized and classified, and the ways in which humans interact with their “environment”. The methodology used for this study consisted of ethnographic work in the territory of Guarani and Chané communities in northwestern Argentina in the period from 2018 to 2021.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.23544498
title: Valvular Heart Disease Emergencies: A Comprehensive Review Focusing on the Initial Approach in the Emergency Department

description: Abstract Valvular heart disease (VHD) is an increasing health problem worldwide. Patients with VHD may experience several cardiovascular-related emergencies. The management of these patients is a challenge in the emergency department, especially when the previous heart condition is unknown. Specific recommendations for the initial management are currently poor. This integrative review proposes an evidence-based three-step approach from bedside VHD suspicion to the initial treatment of the emergencies. The first step is the suspicion of underlying valvular condition based on signs and symptoms. The second step comprises the attempt to confirm the diagnosis and assessment of VHD severity with complementary tests. Finally, the third step addresses the diagnosis and treatment options for heart failure, atrial fibrillation, valvular thrombosis, acute rheumatic fever, and infective endocarditis. In addition, several images of complementary tests and summary tables are provided for physician support.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.23544498.v1
title: Valvular Heart Disease Emergencies: A Comprehensive Review Focusing on the Initial Approach in the Emergency Department

description: Abstract Valvular heart disease (VHD) is an increasing health problem worldwide. Patients with VHD may experience several cardiovascular-related emergencies. The management of these patients is a challenge in the emergency department, especially when the previous heart condition is unknown. Specific recommendations for the initial management are currently poor. This integrative review proposes an evidence-based three-step approach from bedside VHD suspicion to the initial treatment of the emergencies. The first step is the suspicion of underlying valvular condition based on signs and symptoms. The second step comprises the attempt to confirm the diagnosis and assessment of VHD severity with complementary tests. Finally, the third step addresses the diagnosis and treatment options for heart failure, atrial fibrillation, valvular thrombosis, acute rheumatic fever, and infective endocarditis. In addition, several images of complementary tests and summary tables are provided for physician support.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.23544501
title: Meta-vote: a solution to the agenda-setting in STF?

description: Abstract In Brazilian Supreme Court, the chief justice has the power of agenda-setting. By doing that, he also has the power of case selection. Through case selection, the chief justice is able to prioritize a concrete case instead of an abstract judicial review regarding the same constitutional issue. In situations like that, this paper argues that case selection could entail problems of inconsistency and incoherence. The result of the judgement turns out to be a mere consequence of the case selection rules, instead of a truly collegiate decision. In those cases, the court should deliberate on the case selection through the so-called meta-vote.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.23544501.v1
title: Meta-vote: a solution to the agenda-setting in STF?

description: Abstract In Brazilian Supreme Court, the chief justice has the power of agenda-setting. By doing that, he also has the power of case selection. Through case selection, the chief justice is able to prioritize a concrete case instead of an abstract judicial review regarding the same constitutional issue. In situations like that, this paper argues that case selection could entail problems of inconsistency and incoherence. The result of the judgement turns out to be a mere consequence of the case selection rules, instead of a truly collegiate decision. In those cases, the court should deliberate on the case selection through the so-called meta-vote.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.23544504
title: “Integrated Indian” and “Acculturated Indian”: The use of these criminalization's patterns of indigenous leaders by the Brazilian judiciary

description: Abstract The criminalization of indigenous leaders occurs in many countries where these populations live. The practice, recurrently used by national States, serves to inhibit or prevent indigenous peoples from demonstrating and protesting in favor of their rights. On the initiative of the Articulação dos Povos Indígenas do Brasil (APIB) and Indigenous Peoples Rights International (IPRI), the authors carried out a study on the criminalization of indigenous leaders in Brazil in 2020 and identified important formal aspects of this criminalization. Among them is the mistaken use of the categories “integrated indian” and “acculturated indian”. The present article proposes to deepen this aspect, by updating the discussions of its use in the configuration on the culpability of indigenous peoples in the current Brazilian criminal justice system, and by investigating in greater detail and intensity the meaning and application these categories by the judiciary. Unveiling a judicial behavior centered on jurisprudential analysis, we seek to highlight the judicial mentality that perpetuates the indiscriminate and discriminatory use of these categories as a maneuver to hyperpunitivism against indigenous people. As for the methodology, of a quanti-qualitative nature, the research uses a bibliographic review, a survey of jurisprudence and case studies, not excluding the material collected in interviews with indigenous leaders.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.23544504.v1
title: “Integrated Indian” and “Acculturated Indian”: The use of these criminalization's patterns of indigenous leaders by the Brazilian judiciary

description: Abstract The criminalization of indigenous leaders occurs in many countries where these populations live. The practice, recurrently used by national States, serves to inhibit or prevent indigenous peoples from demonstrating and protesting in favor of their rights. On the initiative of the Articulação dos Povos Indígenas do Brasil (APIB) and Indigenous Peoples Rights International (IPRI), the authors carried out a study on the criminalization of indigenous leaders in Brazil in 2020 and identified important formal aspects of this criminalization. Among them is the mistaken use of the categories “integrated indian” and “acculturated indian”. The present article proposes to deepen this aspect, by updating the discussions of its use in the configuration on the culpability of indigenous peoples in the current Brazilian criminal justice system, and by investigating in greater detail and intensity the meaning and application these categories by the judiciary. Unveiling a judicial behavior centered on jurisprudential analysis, we seek to highlight the judicial mentality that perpetuates the indiscriminate and discriminatory use of these categories as a maneuver to hyperpunitivism against indigenous people. As for the methodology, of a quanti-qualitative nature, the research uses a bibliographic review, a survey of jurisprudence and case studies, not excluding the material collected in interviews with indigenous leaders.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.23544516
title: Government consumption, foreign interest and repressed investment: the problem of external debt revisited

description: ABSTRACT This paper analyses the evolution of Brazilian public sector expenditures during the second half of the 1980’s. The interpretation according to which the fiscal crisis is exogenous and caused by the external debt interest is criticized. The great increase in current expenditures after 1984, together with a budget restriction that limited public investment is discussed. Based on it, public sector consumption and not external debt interest payments is considered the most important factor responsible for the public investment trajectory over time during the last five years.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.23544516.v1
title: Government consumption, foreign interest and repressed investment: the problem of external debt revisited

description: ABSTRACT This paper analyses the evolution of Brazilian public sector expenditures during the second half of the 1980’s. The interpretation according to which the fiscal crisis is exogenous and caused by the external debt interest is criticized. The great increase in current expenditures after 1984, together with a budget restriction that limited public investment is discussed. Based on it, public sector consumption and not external debt interest payments is considered the most important factor responsible for the public investment trajectory over time during the last five years.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.8032155
title: Data for Richardson et al. 2023, Science Advances

description: Model output data from POEM, used for the analysis and creation of figures in the publication Richardson et al. 2023, Science Advances
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.8032156
title: Data for Richardson et al. 2023, Science Advances

description: Model output data from POEM, used for the analysis and creation of figures in the publication Richardson et al. 2023, Science Advances
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.21557129
title: Identifying upgrade opportunities for social housing in the first stage of a Living Lab during the Covid-19 Pandemic

description: Abstract Social housing (SH) generally meets neither users’ needs nor comfort requirements. That leads to dissatisfaction and the need for renovations and improvements. Interventions in this type of housing require collaboration among different stakeholders, who have diverse perspectives and goals. This type of initiative should seek a shared understanding among the parties in the development of solutions and in the decision-making process. The Living Lab (LL) approach was adopted as a strategy to develop upgrades in existing housing in an integrated and collaborative way. This paper presents the results of an empirical study that aimed to identify opportunities to improve social housing with the direct involvement of users, researchers and public agents, during the Covid-19 pandemic. The results show that the reflexive interview technique, with the support of complementary activities, was an appropriate tool not only to identify upgrading opportunities, but also to create a bond and trust among participants in the first phase of the LL effort.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.21557129.v1
title: Identifying upgrade opportunities for social housing in the first stage of a Living Lab during the Covid-19 Pandemic

description: Abstract Social housing (SH) generally meets neither users’ needs nor comfort requirements. That leads to dissatisfaction and the need for renovations and improvements. Interventions in this type of housing require collaboration among different stakeholders, who have diverse perspectives and goals. This type of initiative should seek a shared understanding among the parties in the development of solutions and in the decision-making process. The Living Lab (LL) approach was adopted as a strategy to develop upgrades in existing housing in an integrated and collaborative way. This paper presents the results of an empirical study that aimed to identify opportunities to improve social housing with the direct involvement of users, researchers and public agents, during the Covid-19 pandemic. The results show that the reflexive interview technique, with the support of complementary activities, was an appropriate tool not only to identify upgrading opportunities, but also to create a bond and trust among participants in the first phase of the LL effort.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22268890
title: Impact of production chain on defects of farmed shrimp (Penaeus vannamei)

description: ABSTRACT: The production chain of Penaeus vannamei require detailed quality evaluation from farm to processing plant, to maintain the quality standards. We evaluated the impact of production chain steps in main defects of P. vannamei as red hepatopancreas, detached cephalothorax and post-mult. Red hepatopancreas and detached cephalothorax exhibited the highest defect incidence, which are related to capture method and post-harvest handling procedures. Red hepatopancreas showed a positive correlation (r = 0.56; P = 0.008) with post-molts. The Principal Component Analysis (PCA) explained 53.91% of total data variance, where the second principal component (PC2) contributed with 19.39% separating shrimp defects and management steps based on square cosines of red hepatopancreas and transport time. These results suggested that steps of production chain as well as post mortem process are directly related to shrimp defects, and the knowledge of these factors can contribute to improve the product quality.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22268890.v1
title: Impact of production chain on defects of farmed shrimp (Penaeus vannamei)

description: ABSTRACT: The production chain of Penaeus vannamei require detailed quality evaluation from farm to processing plant, to maintain the quality standards. We evaluated the impact of production chain steps in main defects of P. vannamei as red hepatopancreas, detached cephalothorax and post-mult. Red hepatopancreas and detached cephalothorax exhibited the highest defect incidence, which are related to capture method and post-harvest handling procedures. Red hepatopancreas showed a positive correlation (r = 0.56; P = 0.008) with post-molts. The Principal Component Analysis (PCA) explained 53.91% of total data variance, where the second principal component (PC2) contributed with 19.39% separating shrimp defects and management steps based on square cosines of red hepatopancreas and transport time. These results suggested that steps of production chain as well as post mortem process are directly related to shrimp defects, and the knowledge of these factors can contribute to improve the product quality.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.23544522
title: A structuralist analysis of inflation and stabilization

description: ABSTRACT This paper develops a model in which the distributive conflict between capital and labor is the driving force which generates inflationary pressures in a market economy. In the model the rate of inflation is a function of the capacity of firms to pass increases in costs to prices and of the relative power of workers and employees associations in the process of collective bargaining. One of the main results of this analytical framework is that the structure of the capital/labor relations in a country, the process of collective bargaining and the structure of unions organizations are important determinants of inflationary pressures. As a result, institutional reforms which promote cooperation on capital/labor relations are of great importance in stabilization policies, if the social costs of stabilization are to be minimized.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.23544522.v1
title: A structuralist analysis of inflation and stabilization

description: ABSTRACT This paper develops a model in which the distributive conflict between capital and labor is the driving force which generates inflationary pressures in a market economy. In the model the rate of inflation is a function of the capacity of firms to pass increases in costs to prices and of the relative power of workers and employees associations in the process of collective bargaining. One of the main results of this analytical framework is that the structure of the capital/labor relations in a country, the process of collective bargaining and the structure of unions organizations are important determinants of inflationary pressures. As a result, institutional reforms which promote cooperation on capital/labor relations are of great importance in stabilization policies, if the social costs of stabilization are to be minimized.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.23544528
title: Comparing modified Lee and White method against 20-minute whole blood clotting test as bedside coagulation screening test in snake envenomation victims

description: Abstract Background: Twenty-minute whole blood clotting test (20WBCT) and Modified Lee and White (MLW) method are the most routinely employed bedside tests for detecting coagulopathic snake envenomation. Our study compared the diagnostic utility of MLW and 20WBCT for snakebite victims at a tertiary care hospital in Central Kerala, South India. Methods: This single-center study recruited 267 patients admitted with snake bites. 20WBCT and MLW were performed simultaneously at admission along with the measurement of Prothrombin Time (PT). The diagnostic utility of 20WBCT and MLW was determined by comparing the sensitivity (Sn), specificity (Sp), positive and negative predictive values, likelihood ratios, and accuracy at admission with an INR value &gt; 1.4. Results: Out of 267 patients, 20 (7.5%) patients had VICC. Amongst those who had venom-induced consumption coagulopathy (VICC), MLW was prolonged for 17 patients, (Sn 85% 95% confidence interval [CI]: 61.1-96.0) whereas 20WBCT was abnormal for 11 patients (Sn 55%, 95% CI: 32.04-76.17). MLW and 20WBCT were falsely positive for the same patient (Sp 99.6%, 95% CI: 97.4-99.9%). Conclusion: MLW is more sensitive than 20WBCT to detect coagulopathy at the bedside amongst snakebite victims. However, further studies are necessary for standardizing bedside coagulation tests in snakebite cases.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.23544528.v1
title: Comparing modified Lee and White method against 20-minute whole blood clotting test as bedside coagulation screening test in snake envenomation victims

description: Abstract Background: Twenty-minute whole blood clotting test (20WBCT) and Modified Lee and White (MLW) method are the most routinely employed bedside tests for detecting coagulopathic snake envenomation. Our study compared the diagnostic utility of MLW and 20WBCT for snakebite victims at a tertiary care hospital in Central Kerala, South India. Methods: This single-center study recruited 267 patients admitted with snake bites. 20WBCT and MLW were performed simultaneously at admission along with the measurement of Prothrombin Time (PT). The diagnostic utility of 20WBCT and MLW was determined by comparing the sensitivity (Sn), specificity (Sp), positive and negative predictive values, likelihood ratios, and accuracy at admission with an INR value &gt; 1.4. Results: Out of 267 patients, 20 (7.5%) patients had VICC. Amongst those who had venom-induced consumption coagulopathy (VICC), MLW was prolonged for 17 patients, (Sn 85% 95% confidence interval [CI]: 61.1-96.0) whereas 20WBCT was abnormal for 11 patients (Sn 55%, 95% CI: 32.04-76.17). MLW and 20WBCT were falsely positive for the same patient (Sp 99.6%, 95% CI: 97.4-99.9%). Conclusion: MLW is more sensitive than 20WBCT to detect coagulopathy at the bedside amongst snakebite victims. However, further studies are necessary for standardizing bedside coagulation tests in snakebite cases.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.23544531
title: Reflexions on indigenous peoples’ criminal justice in Brazil and in the United States of America in the light of legal pluralism

description: Abstract This article brings an expository study, through the technique of bibliographic review and case study, between the Criminal Justice system of Indigenous Peoples in Brazil and the United States of America, based on the analysis of legislation and case law in both countries, backed by specialized literature. From the theoretical matrix of legal pluralism, the study focuses on the rules of competence for the exercise of criminal jurisdiction, on how the Courts interpret and apply these rules and how these impacts on the recognition of self-determination of these peoples. Finally, considering that in the United States, the recognition of the right to self-determination is more consolidated, with the effective management of resources destined to public policies, for example, it is possible to point out an evolutionary parameter for the Brazilian criminal justice system. This is because Brazilian law not only disregards the right of indigenous peoples to resolve their own conflicts, but when administering justice, the Courts often violate the human rights of the accused, based on an assimilationist view outdated by the 1988 Constitution and international law.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.23544531.v1
title: Reflexions on indigenous peoples’ criminal justice in Brazil and in the United States of America in the light of legal pluralism

description: Abstract This article brings an expository study, through the technique of bibliographic review and case study, between the Criminal Justice system of Indigenous Peoples in Brazil and the United States of America, based on the analysis of legislation and case law in both countries, backed by specialized literature. From the theoretical matrix of legal pluralism, the study focuses on the rules of competence for the exercise of criminal jurisdiction, on how the Courts interpret and apply these rules and how these impacts on the recognition of self-determination of these peoples. Finally, considering that in the United States, the recognition of the right to self-determination is more consolidated, with the effective management of resources destined to public policies, for example, it is possible to point out an evolutionary parameter for the Brazilian criminal justice system. This is because Brazilian law not only disregards the right of indigenous peoples to resolve their own conflicts, but when administering justice, the Courts often violate the human rights of the accused, based on an assimilationist view outdated by the 1988 Constitution and international law.