MANEJO SOCIOECOLÓGICO EN UN ECOSISITEMA ESTUARINO, APROVECHAMIENTO DEL OSTIÓN EN MARISMAS NACIONALES, NAYARIT

 

Autor:

Rogelio Torres Villa

Editorial:

El colegio de Michoacán (2024)

Instituto Mora

Sinopsis:

El libro "Manejo socioecológico en un ecosistema estuarino...", es una obra que se dividió para su análisis en cuatro subsistemas: socio-cultura, biofísico, productivo e institucional y se brinda un enfoque interdisciplinario, el cual va desde lo arqueológico, histórico, ecológico, socioecológico, antropológico, y político. Es un canal por el que podemos navegar y conocer un mundo anfibio dentro de un sistema acuático salobre, donde se vislumbra la capacidad de adaptación, intervención, creatividad e integración técnica que se ha producido en torno al aprovechamiento del ostión de placer cultivado de manera artesanal desde hace más de ocho décadas en la zona norte de Nayarit, dentro del complejo ecosistema de Marismas Nacionales. 

Economy and society, 41 (4), november 2012

Original Articles

Styan, David

Sami Zubaida, modernity, politics and a social Middle East. Introduction

Al-Azmeh, Aziz

Civilization as a political disposition

Kandiyoti, Deniz

The travails of the secular: puzzle and paradox in Turkey

Egypt without Mubarak, Tunisia after Bin Ali: theory, history and the ‘Arab Spring’

Kienle, Eberhard

Revisiting the Middle East's 1979

Bozarslan, Hamit

Zubaida, Sami

The ‘Arab Spring’ in the historical perspectives of Middle East politics

Owen, Roger

A salute to Sami Zubaida's influence

Shafiee, Katayoun

A petro-formula and its world: calculating profits, labour and production in the assembling of Anglo-Iranian oil

Secrecy jurisdictions and economic development in Africa: the role of sovereign spaces of exception in producing private wealth and public poverty

Bracking, Sarah

Waiting for change: youth, caste and politics in India

Jeffrey, Craig & Young, Stephen

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Economy and society, 41 (3), august 2012

Special Feature: An important failure: knowledge limits and the financial crisis

An important failure: knowledge limits and the financial crisis
Bryan, Dick; Randy Martin; Johnna Montgomerie & Karel Williams

Knowing markets: would less be more?
Dorn, Nicholas

Knowledge production in financial markets: credit default swaps, the ABX and the subprime crisis
Donald MacKenzie

Misrule of experts? The financial crisis as elite debacle
Engelen, Ewald; Ismail Ertürk; Julie Froud,  et al.

Original Articles

From dissonance to resonance: cognitive interdependence in quantitative finance
Daniel Beunza & David Stark

On the performative power of financial models
Ekaterina Svetlova

Engineers versus managers: experts, market-making and state-building in Putin's Russia
Susanne A. Wengle

Review article

Problems and opportunities in Polanyian analysis today
Christopher Holmes







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Economy and society, 41 (2), may 2012

Original Articles

Promising information: democracy, development, and the remapping of Latin America
Kregg Hetherington

Associative democracy and the social economy: exploring the regulatory challenge
Graham Smith & Simon Teasdale

Economic narratives and international migration under liberalization: lost in translation
Jon Jonakin

The Swiss business elite (1980–2000): how the changing composition of the elite explains the decline of the Swiss company network
Felix Bühlmann, Thomas David & André Mach

Radical Protestantism and doux commerce: the trials and tribulations of Nantucket's Quaker whaling community
Andreas Hess

Punctual selves, punctual death and the health-conscious cogito: Descartes’ dead bodies
Thomas F. Tierney

Review article

Max Weber: the works
Keith Tribe

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Economy and society, 41 (1), february 2012

Original Articles

Strategic unknowns: towards a sociology of ignorance
Linsey McGoey

Inert facts and the illusion of knowledge: strategic uses of ignorance in HIV clinics
Carol A. Heimer

States of ignorance: the unmaking and remaking of death tolls
Brian Rappert

Rationalities of ignorance: on financial crisis and the ambivalence of neo-liberal epistemology
William Davies & Linsey McGoey

Bureaucratic ambiguity
Jacqueline Best

Uncomfortable knowledge: the social construction of ignorance in science and environmental policy discourses
Steve Rayner





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Economy and society, 40 (4) November 2011

Original Articles

Materials and devices of the public: an introduction
Noortje Marres & Javier Lezaun

The costs of public involvement: everyday devices of carbon accounting and the materialization of participation
Noortje Marres

Packaging water: plastic bottles as market and public devices
Gay Hawkins

Offshore democracy: launch and landfall of a socio-technical experiment
Javier Lezaun

Flood apprentices: an exercise in making things public
Sarah J. Whatmore & Catharina Landström

From protecting texts to protecting objects in biotechnology and software: a tale of changes of ontological assumptions in intellectual property protection
Andrea Bonaccorsi, Jane Calvert & Pierre-Benoit Joly

The government of self-regulation: on the comparative dynamics of corporate social responsibility
Jean-Pascal Gond, Nahee Kang & Jeremy Moon









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Economy and society, Vol. 40, No. 3, august 2011

Global inequality as one of the root causes of the financial crisis: a suggested explanation

Photis Lysandrou

Cursed resources, or articulations of economic theory in the Gulf of Guinea

Gisa Weszkalnys

A genealogy of corporate governmentality in the realm of the ‘merchant-king’: the Netherlands Trading Company and the management of Dutch paupers

Albert Schrauwers

Faith-based initiatives and pastoral power

Thomas Biebricher

Trotsky, Gerschenkron and the political economy of late capitalist development

Ben Selwyn

Clash of the eco-sciences: carbon marketization, environmental NGOs and performativity as politics

Anders Blok

Review article

The paradoxes of liberalism: can the international financial architecture be disciplined?

Grahame F. Thompson

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Economy and society, Vol. 40, No. 2, may 2011

Introduction: rights, cultures, subjects and citizens
Susanne Brandtstädter, Peter Wade & Kath Woodward

Resistencia para que? Territory, autonomy and neoliberal entanglements in the ‘empty spaces’ of Central America
Charles R. Hale

Localized neoliberalism, multiculturalism and global religion: exploring the agency of migrants and city boosters
Nina Glick Schiller

‘Emancipation’ or ‘regulation’? Law, globalization and indigenous peoples’ rights in post-war Guatemala
Rachel Sieder

The law cuts both ways: rural legal activism and citizenship struggles in neosocialist China
Susanne Brandtstädter

Subjectification and education for quality in China
Andrew B. Kipnis

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Economy and society, Vol. 40, No. 1, february 2011

Veen, Kees van ; Kratzer, Jan 

National and international interlocking directorates within Europe: corporate networks within and among fifteen European countries 

Pitluck, Aaron 

M Distributed execution in illiquid times: an alternative explanation of trading in stock markets 

Kong, Tat Yan 

Pathways to cooperation: the transformation of labour relations among leading South Korean firms 

Moore, Marc; Reberioux, Antoine

Revitalizing the institutional roots of Anglo-American corporate governance 

Christophers, Brett 

Making finance productive 

Ailon, Galit 

Mapping the cultural grammar of reflexivity: the case of the Enron scandal 

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Economy and society, Vol. 38, No. 4, november 2009

Original Articles

Christel Lane ;Geoffrey Wood
Capitalist diversity and diversity within capitalism

Richard Deeg
The rise of internal capitalist diversity? Changing patterns of finance and corporate governance in Europe

Glenn Morgan
Globalization, multinationals and institutional diversity

Gregory Jackson
The Japanese firm and its diversity

Carlo Trigilia ; Luigi Burroni
Italy: rise, decline and restructuring of a regionalized capitalism

Colin Crouch ; Martin Schröder ; Helmut Voelzkow
Regional and sectoral varieties of capitalism



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Economy and society Vol. 38, No. 3 august 2009

Koray Çalışkan; Michel Callon
Economization, part 1: shifting attention from the economy towards processes of economization

Timothy Mitchell
Carbon democracy

Jane Lewis; Ania Plomien
‘Flexicurity’ as a policy strategy: the implications for gender equality

James W. Williams
Envisioning financial disorder: financial surveillance and the securities industry

Ngok Ma
Reinventing the Hong Kong state or rediscovering it? From low interventionism to eclectic corporatism

Grahame Thompson
What's in the frame? How the financial crisis is being packaged for public consumption

Simon Bromley
Obama and the prospects for international order

Economy and society Vol. 38, No. 2 may 2009

Edward LiPuma, Thomas A. Koelble
Currency devaluations and consolidating democracy: the example of the South African rand

Filippa Lentzos, Nikolas Rose
Governing insecurity: contingency planning, protection, resilience

Matthew Watson
Investigating the potentially contradictory microfoundations of financialization

Yin-wah Chu
Eclipse or reconfigured? South Korea's developmental state and challenges of the global knowledge economy

Nurit Bird-David; Asaf Darr
Commodity, gift and mass-gift: on gift–commodity hybrids in advanced mass consumption cultures

Michel Ferrary, Mark Granovetter
The role of venture capital firms in Silicon Valley's complex innovation network