A Cybercartographic Atlas of the Sky: Cybercartography, Interdisciplinary and Collaborative Work among the Pa Ipai Indigenous Families from Baja California, Mexico by Martín Cuitzeo Domínguez Núñez

“…Some of these problems are extreme poverty, violence, and conflicts with the Mexican state and the academic world. In this context, the atlas and the collaborative work became tools that created links with indigenous families, especially with the young people. …”
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A Synopsis of <em>Croton</em> (Euphorbiaceae) in Michoacán, Mexico by Victor W. Steinmann

“…A taxonomic and nomenclatural review of the genus <i>Croton</i> (Euphorbiaceae) in the Mexican state of Michoacán is presented. Six sections and 20 species are here reported. …”
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Visceral Leishmaniosis caused by Leishmania (L.) mexicana in a Mexican patient with human immunodeficiency virus infection by Carmen Ramos-Santos, Omar Hernandez-Montes, Gustavo Sanchez-Tejeda, Amalia Monroy-Ostria

“…The patient had been in the Mexican State of Chiapas which is known to be endemic for visceral leishmaniosis (VL) and localized cutaneous leishmaniosis (LCL). …”
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Cutaneous leishmaniasis caused by members of Leishmania braziliensis complex in Nayarit, State of Mexico by Gustavo Sanchez-Tejeda, Noris Rodríguez, Carlos I Parra, Omar Hernandez-Montes, Douglas C Barker, Amalia Monroy-Ostria

“…An epidemiological study was carried out in the northern Mexican state, Nayarit. Fourteen patients with possible cutaneous leishmaniasis skin lesions gave positive Montenegro skin tests. …”
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Patentes, tamaño de empresa y financiamiento público en México: análisis regional con modelos de datos de conteo by Mauro Soto Rubio, Vicente Germán-Soto, Luis Gutiérrez Flores

“…Patents, Firm Size, and Public Financing in Mexico: Regional Analysis from Count Data Models  The aim is to analyze the influence of public financing on patent creation at the Mexican state level during 2009-2017. Patenting is one of the outcomes by the innovative activity that the government can stimulate by financing projects. …”
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Las mujeres zapotecas del istmo de Tehuantepec – México en el siglo XIX by Leticia Reina

“…Nevertheless, they obtained "benefits" from the modernizing project, especially in the late nineteenth century when the Tehuantepec railroad was built and the Mexican State was consolidated. Additionally, we will try to explain how on account of this situation the group was enriched and although a strong internal stratification was generated, they elaborated a majestic culture in which women played a very important role as "head of household" and carriers of social capital as they would reproduce culture of prestige.…”
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Apertura política y descentralización fiscal en México: el papel de los gobernadores by Víctor Manuel Figueras Zanabria

“…The argument is that Mexican state governors perceive that there is a political cost for unpopular fiscal decisions, which negatively impact the future of their careers. …”
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“La lucha nuestra será comienzo de una lucha universal”. El Latinoamericanismo mexicano durante la Primera Guerra Mundial by David Antonio Pulido García

“…Its advent dramatically reconfigured the Mexican state in the political, economic and social, but also left in evidence the need, or perhaps the opportunity, in times of war (1914-1918) to implement a new speech on foreign policy towards the Latin American nations. …”
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Arbitrary Detention of Mexican Citizens by Mexican Immigration Authorities by Amalia Campos-Delgado, Guillermo Yrizar Barbosa

“…Despite identifying themselves as Mexican citizens, the authorities considered their documents false, and they were detained for nine days until their identities were certified. The Mexican State took four years to acknowledge publicly and apologise for this arbitrary detention. …”
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Collaborative Archaeology, Relational Memory, and Stakeholder Action at Three Henequen Haciendas in Yucatan, Mexico by Mario Zimmermann, Héctor Hernández Álvarez, Lilia Fernández Souza, Joaquín Venegas de la Torre, Luis Pantoja Díaz

“…In the Mexican state of Yucatán, the Industrial Revolution is intimately linked to the cultivation and commercialization of henequen (<i>Agave fourcroydes</i>). …”
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Teaching English in a Mexican rural and an urban primary schools: General classroom teachers as an alternative to become language access facilitators in marginal and indigenous con... by Luis Daniel García-García, Silvia Romero-Contreras, Gabriela Silva-Maceda

“…The participants were 15 general classroom teachers with no specialization in ELT, from either a rural school in a Bilingual indigenous community or an urban school in the Mexican State of San Luis Potosí. A mixed-method research approach was employed, which included a socioeconomic questionnaire, an attitude towards English questionnaire and an ad hoc questionnaire; to explore the implementation of EFL in the participating schools. …”
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Teachers’ Experiences of Online/Distance Teaching and Learning during the COVID-19 Pandemic in Mainstream Classrooms with Vulnerable Students in Cyprus by Panayiota Christodoulidou, Charalampia (Hara) Sidiropoulou

“…For these reasons, an online survey was undertaken in Cyprus from March to September 2020 as part of an international online survey initiated by a university in the Northern Mexican state of Nuevo Leon. The survey examined teachers’ perspectives on the new online pedagogical practices; the challenges they faced; and the impact of these practices on the learning progress of all students, including two vulnerable groups, i.e., individuals with learning disabilities and immigrant students aged 6–18 years. …”
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Résister à l’État, reconstruire la patrie : la Jeunesse catholique féminine mexicaine dans les années trente by Delphine Moussel-Brillaxis

“…The Mexican Catholic Feminine Youth (JCFM) is one of the many Catholic lay organizations which were set up against the anticlerical politics of the revolutionary Mexican State in the 1920's and 1930's. Founded in 1926, at the very beginning of the Cristero counterrevolution (1926-1929), the JCFM successfully mobilized and organized during more than a decade ten of thousands of young girls and women from age 15 to 35, based on the parochial nucleus, covering a large part of the national territory. …”
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Teachers’ experiences of online/distance teaching and learning during the COVID-19 pandemic in mainstream classrooms with vulnerable students in Cyprus by Christodoulidou, Panayiota, Sidiropoulou, Charalampia

“…For these reasons, an online survey was undertaken in Cyprus from March to September 2020 as part of an international online survey initiated by a university in the Northern Mexican state of Nuevo Leon. The survey examined teachers’ perspectives on the new online pedagogical practices; the challenges they faced; and the impact of these practices on the learning progress of all students, including two vulnerable groups, i.e., individuals with learning disabilities and immigrant students aged 6–18 years. …”
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La crisis de fin de siglo en la UNAM: financiamiento y gratuidad The end-of-the-century crisis at UNAM: funding and free education by Alma Silvia Díaz Escoto

“…<br>The article deals with the funding crisis experienced by the National Autonomous University of Mexico - UNAM within the framework of the transformations undergone by the Mexican State since the 1980s when, under the neoliberal context, it ceased to be a welfare State to abandon its historical commitment with public education. …”
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Funcionalidad de Juegos de Estrategia Virtuales y del Software Cabri-géomètre II en el Aprendizaje de la Simetría en Secundaria by Guadalupe Rodríguez, Verónica Hoyos

“…</p> <p> We present the results of an exploratory study whose purpose was to explore the use by 12-13 years old students of Cabri-Géomètre II and a mathematical strategic virtual game in a Mexican state school. For this paper, the mathematical focus was on symmetry. …”
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Land use/land cover change detection combining automatic processing and visual interpretation by Jean-François Mas, Richard Lemoine-Rodríguez, Rafael González-López, Jairo López-Sánchez, Andrés Piña-Garduño, Evelyn Herrera-Flores

“…This article presents a hybrid classification method combining image segmentation, GIS analysis, and visual interpretation, and its application to elaborate a multi-date cartographic database with 23 land use/cover (LUC) classes using SPOT 5 imagery for the Mexican state of Michoacan (~60,000 km2). First, the resolution of an existing 1:100,000 LUC map produced through visual interpretation of 2007 SPOT images was improved. 2007 SPOT images were segmented, and each segment received the “majority” LUC category from the 1:100,000 map. …”
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La literatura de la Cristiada: una visión apocalíptica de la historia de México by Ana María González Luna

“…Apart from the institutional conflict between Catholic church and Mexican State, the people experienced the threat of a hecatomb, the deprivation of religious protection, known and alive since the period of the Spanish conquest and colonization. …”
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Impact of burning harvesting on the agroindustrial quality of the sugarcane variety ‘Mex 69-290’ by Noé Aguilar-Rivera, Agustín Herrera-Solano

“…The Mexican state of Veracruz in the 2019-2020 harvest produced 18,413,583 t of sugarcane, with an average of 56,587 t ha-1 and a factory yield of 10.2 %, with a total sucrose produced of 1,876,437 t. …”
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Research of supplier evaluation in the supply chain of the construction industry by Ricardo Ancona Martinez De Arredondo

“…A survey questionnaire was applied in a sample of construction companies of the Mexican state of Yucatan and in Singapore. Since the Singaporean survey response rate, even with repeated reminders, was not acceptable, the method was adapted into a case study of four companies for that country. …”
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