Bøger af José Marcos Bustos Aguayo

As I read this book, I realized that it is one hundred percent realistic in terms of the central problem it addresses. It is a collective effort to interpret the impact of the punitive system on the insertion of inmates into society, employment and family, but as the reader can already anticipate, it is a failed process. In my experience as a health and behavioral health professional, I have witnessed countless cases of social readaptation in which the inmate builds a new identity through therapy and the rediscovery of self-awareness. I have observed how inmates develop skills and abilities around their livelihood and the intelligence to face challenges. I have lived with and interviewed inmates who reinvent themselves with a new perspective of themselves in the face of any adversity and their emotional and human development increases as they go through the most difficult moments of their rehabilitation. On occasions I have observed how a relapse into drugs or violence is reason enough to return to a stronger identity.

Sustainable Development is presented in three phases. In the first phase, the entities that moderate the impact of the problems that prevent humanity from developing environmentally are described. In the second phase, the social theories that have been used to approach ecological problems are reviewed. Finally, in the third phase, the scope and limits of biospheric proposals are discussed.

Three years ago the National Autonomous University of Mexico through the Dr. Gustavo Baz Prada Chair awarded me a grant to undertake research on migrants in the municipality of Xilitla, a magical town in the Huasteca zone of San Luis Potosi, Mexico. At that time, I had conducted a review of the state of knowledge of migration in Central America, Mexico and the United States. The literature broadly mentioned that the migration phenomenon involved the adaptation of migrant flows in central areas due to their economy, but there were also indications that migrants assimilated the culture that received them, although the most critical works warned of a multicultural identity that the descendants of migrants selected no longer to adjust to the imponderables, but to transform and innovate their environment.

In the year 2025, the impact of the hydrological waste of the affluent economic zones on the supply needs of the marginalized economic zones will be explained based on the theory of systemic competencies structured in six phases. In the first phase, the socio-economic, political and environmental context that prevents humanity from sustainable development will be presented. In the second phase, the antecedent theories and the relevance of exogenous and endogenous, moderating and mediating variables will be presented. In the third phase, these variables will be modeled in six logical trajectories. In the fourth phase, the quantifiable evaluation of the problem will be proposed. In the fifth phase, the reliability and validity of the instruments that measure three constructs will be analyzed: (1) environmental situation, (2) systemic competences, (3) community senses and (4) sustainable behaviors to establish the plausibility of the causal relationships between these variables, expecting that the irregular water supply will indirectly, positively and significantly determine its saving through the beliefs of scarcity of the resource and the conservation motives.

The text introduces us to several intertwined topics; on the one hand, resorting to important theoretical approaches of social psychology and on the other hand, to the analysis of the strong economic dependence of countries with emerging economies. Thus, the problems of migration of Mexicans from the Huasteca potosina, the social and environmental conditions that expel them from their communities of origin, the adaptive adjustments to the receiving culture in their journey to the United States, and the use of the economic resources generated are amalgamated, presenting a very valuable approach to the reality addressed.

Nell'anno 2025, l'impatto degli sprechi idrologici delle zone economiche ricche sulle esigenze di approvvigionamento delle zone economiche emarginate sarà spiegato sulla base della teoria delle competenze sistemiche strutturata in sei fasi. Nella prima fase, verrà presentato il contesto socio-economico, politico e ambientale che impedisce all'umanità uno sviluppo sostenibile. Nella seconda fase, verranno presentate le teorie di base e la rilevanza delle variabili esogene ed endogene, moderatrici e mediatrici. Nella terza fase, queste variabili saranno modellate in sei traiettorie logiche. Nella quarta fase, si prenderà in considerazione la valutazione quantificabile del problema. Nella quinta fase, analizzeremo l'affidabilità e la validità degli strumenti che misurano tre costrutti: (1) situazione ambientale, (2) competenze sistemiche, (3) sensi della comunità e (4) comportamenti sostenibili per stabilire la plausibilità delle relazioni causali tra queste variabili, prevedendo che l'erogazione irregolare dell'acqua determini indirettamente, positivamente e significativamente il risparmio idrico attraverso le convinzioni sulla scarsità della risorsa e le motivazioni alla conservazione.

The text introduces us to various intertwined themes; on the one hand, resorting to important theoretical approaches of social psychology and, on the other, to the analysis of the strong economic dependence of countries with emerging economies. Thus, the problems of the migration of Mexicans from the Huasteca Potosina, the social and environmental conditions that expel them from their communities of origin, the adaptive adjustments to the receiving culture on their journey to the United States, and the use of the economic resources generated are amalgamated to present a very valuable approach to the reality addressed.

The quality of life has been a process highly studied from a psychological approach. In this sense, the present work was proposed to establish an explanatory model of life satisfaction to discuss the importance of other disciplines in the research of resources that satisfy individuals. Once the relationships between the factors derived from the theoretical framework and literature review were explained, it was conducted a cross - sectional study with a non - probabilistic sample of 245 students. Once established the validity and reliability of the instrument that measured life satisfaction, expected capabilities, expectations of opportunity, trust relationships, perception of justice, environmental assessment, standards context and perceived resources.

From an economic perspective, the Sustainable Development of water in Mexico, Federal District, for a tariff system that has been set as the water availability has increased from 300 liters per day per person with a unit cost of, 025 pesos in 1950 is indicated 120 liters per day per capita in 2000 when it reached an average of 50 pesos per volume of bi - monthly consumption (Conagua, 2008). However, the collection system has been questioned by the psychosocial approach which warns a series of disputes arising out of drinking water and related - ph.