Repositorio Institucional Universidad EAFIT ::Examinando por Materia "Colombia"

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1920: Colombia en plena crisis

(Universidad EAFIT, 05/12/2011) Leidy Milena Peña Sepúlveda; Universidad EAFIT

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El 8 de diciembre : tributo católico a María

(Bogotá : F. Pontón, 1877) Pombo, Rafael, 1833-1912

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A la imparcialidad i la justicia

([Bogotá : s. n.], 1848) González, Florentino, 1805-1875

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A la memoria de Ernesto León Gómez

(Bogotá : Imprenta de Torres Amaya, 1892)

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A la nación

(Bogotá : Imprenta de Gaitán, 1877) Zaldúa, Manuel María

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The abandonment of the beautiful or iconic derealization in Deborah Arango

(Universidad EAFIT, 2004-05-19) Rojas López, Manuel Bernardo; Universidad Nacional de Colombia

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Acquisition and Evaluation of Rock Mass Geometric Data from Three-Dimensional Images for use in Geotechnical Analysis

(Universidad EAFIT, 2019-06-04) Peñuela Nieto, Jorge Luis; Beltrán Calvo, Gloria Inés; Hernández Carrillo, Rodrigo; Universidad Nacional de Colombia

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Actores no estatales y política exterior: una revisión preliminar del caso colombiano

(Universidad Jorge Tadeo Lozano, 2014-06-01) Luis F. Vargas-Alzate

Este artículo se diseñó desde la premisa de que los actores no estatales cobran cada vezmayor importancia en el escenario en que se formulan y ejecutan las políticas exterioresde los Estados.

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Actos oficiales de la actual administración ejecutiva durante las sesiones ordinarias del Congreso de 1904

(Bogotá : Imprenta Nacional, 1904) Colombia. Presidente (1904-1909 : Reyes)

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Actualización de la posición de la línea de costa e identificación de focos erosivos recientes en el tramo Punta Rey - La Rada, Departamento de Córdoba, Colombia

(Universidad EAFIT, 2020) Meza Palencia, Vanessa; Pastrana Pretelt, Marco Antonio; Paniagua Arroyave, Juan Felipe

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Against the Odds: Community forestry in the San Lucas Mountains, Colombia

(Elsevier, 2026) Vélez Zapata, Sara; Vargas, Gonzalo A.; Castaño, Elizabeth; Muñoz, Carolina; Londoño, Yeison; Zamudio-Mir, María Camila; Ríos, Mariela; Palau, Alexander; Valencia, Sergio; Tovar, Manuel; Tobón, Jorge; Uribe, Mauricio; Eslava, Adolfo; Universidad EAFIT, Colombia; Kedge Business School, France; Universidad de los Andes, Colombia; Corporación Grupo Trópico Diverso, Colombia; Colectivo Gente y Bosques, El Bagre, Colombia

Community forestry can reduce deforestation, protect tropical biodiverse hotspots, and support the livelihoods of rural inhabitants, but only under the right conditions, e.g., well-defined property rights, enabling regulation, supportive bureaucracies, robust community institutions, and a peaceful environment in which collective action is possible. Since forest-rich regions often lack such auspicious circumstances, in this article, we ask whether community forestry may still be effective when they are missing and, if so, under what conditions. Using fuzzy-set Qualitative Comparative Analysis, we analysed the practices and organisational arrangements of eleven communes (veredas) on the western slopes of the San Lucas Mountains, in northern Colombia, characterised by a weak state presence and the chronic influence of non-state armed groups. Our findings suggest that communities can achieve low deforestation rates and promote forest regeneration when they meet three conditions: legitimate environmental leadership, support from external partners, and sustainable values and practices in relation to the natural environment. This article expands our knowledge of the conditions that make community forestry more effective in curbing deforestation and forest degradation. It provides actionable advice for civil society and local organisations that want to reduce deforestation and support vulnerable rural communities even when the ‘right’ policies and institutions are absent.

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Agglomeration Economies in the Presence of an Informal Sector The Colombian Case

(Universidad EAFIT, 2018-01-26) García, Gustavo A.

This paper analyzes the relationship between agglomeration economies and productivity in the context of a developing country while taking into account the marked presence of an informal sector. Using data from Colombia, we investigate the effect of agglomeration economies on formal and informal productivity. We examine whether the informal sector achieves benefits from agglomeration economies as well as whether there are differences between the formal and informal sectors in terms of agglomeration returns. We find that agglomeration economies, measured by the density of local employment, have a significantly positive effect on productivity in the informal sector, while there is little effect in the formal sector. We estimate an elasticity of wages with respect to employment density of approximately 2% for the informal sector, which implies that informal workers in denser areas will earn approximately 11% more than those in less dense areas.