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                  <text>&lt;h2&gt;Primer Coloquio&lt;/h2&gt;
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                <text>&lt;h3&gt;Redimensión de la racionalidad del amor en educación superior, Una mirada dialógica y colaborativa&lt;/h3&gt;</text>
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&lt;p&gt;A la luz del pensamiento de San Agustín, se elabora un concepto de amor educativo. Se usa el método fenomenológico hermenéutico para caracterizar el amor en relación a la educación en la experiencia personal y en la práctica de los docentes. Al término del trabajo se ha logrado identificar elementos que contribuyan para la elaboración de competencias cognitivas, procedimentales y actitudinales que contribuyan, desde el amor, a la práctica docente.&lt;/p&gt;
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&lt;p&gt;In light of the thought of Saint Augustine, a concept of educational love is developed. The hermeneutic-phenomenological method is used to characterize love in relation to education, both in personal experience and in teachers' practice. The work concludes by identifying elements that contribute to the development of cognitive, procedural, and attitudinal competencies that, rooted in love, enhance teaching practice.&lt;/p&gt;</text>
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                <text>Urbina Navarrete, C. J.  (2025).  Reflexión crítica sobre el humanismo en el contexto de la educación mediada por la tecnología. (CONFERENCIA). Repositorio UIIMEX. https://uiimex.edu.mx/repositorio/items/show/8</text>
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                <text>COLOQUIO. Estimación de Demanda y Elección de modo de transporte en Cuenca como herramienta empírica de Planificación y Políticas Públicas.</text>
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  Esta tesis doctoral se enfocó en la estimación de la demanda de nueve modos de transporte, considerando atributos como tiempo de viaje, tiempo de espera, costo de viaje, costo de estacionamiento y cuadras caminadas. Se encontró que los ahorros de tiempo de viaje en días con lluvia son mayores, lo que demuestra la influencia del clima en las decisiones de movilidad. Estas estimaciones son fundamentales para proyectos de transporte, ya que los ahorros de tiempo son una fuente principal de beneficios sociales. Además, se calcularon elasticidades de los modos de transporte en varios escenarios de política, revelando la sensibilidad de la demanda a cambios en tarifas, tiempos de espera y costos de viaje. Por ejemplo, un aumento en la tarifa del tranvía podría reducir su demanda de manera significativa. Este estudio contribuye a la comprensión de las decisiones de movilidad y ofrece información valiosa para la planificación del transporte.&#13;
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This doctoral thesis focuses on estimating the demand for nine transportation modes, considering key attributes such as travel time, waiting time, travel cost, parking fees, and walking distance. The findings indicate that travel time savings are significantly higher on rainy days, highlighting the impact of weather conditions on mobility choices. These estimates are essential for transportation projects, as time savings represent a primary source of social benefits. Additionally, elasticities were calculated for different policy scenarios, revealing the sensitivity of demand to variations in fares, waiting times, and travel costs. For instance, an increase in tram fares could lead to a significant decline in demand. This study enhances the understanding of mobility decisions and provides valuable insights for transportation planning and policy development.</text>
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                <text>Estudio Fenomenológico De Las Realidades Del Sector Pesquero Artesanal Del Cantón Salinas, Provincia de Santa Elena 2025</text>
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La pesca artesanal enfrenta riesgos que ponen en peligro su integridad y sostenibilidad. En el cantón Salinas y sus puertos pesqueros el problema central radica en la vulneración sistémica, durante la investigación se ha establecido la identificación de varios patrones socioeconómicos a través de un análisis de la realidad pesquera que conducen a la precariedad del sector. El objetivo fue analizar desde la fenomenología los patrones socioeconómicos que intervienen en el proceso productivo del sector pesquero artesanal del cantón Salinas.  La investigación empleó una metodología mixta, combinando encuestas y entrevistas que permitieron determinar que la inseguridad es el factor crítico que limita los procesos de productividad económica. Por último, se plantea que este estudio contribuye a la solución del ODS 16 al percibir la necesidad de instaurar y fortalecer la gobernanza y seguridad en el sector pesquero.&#13;
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Artisanal fishing faces risks that threaten its integrity and sustainability. In the Salinas canton and its fishing ports, the central problem lies in systemic vulnerability. During the investigation, several socioeconomic patterns were identified through an analysis of the fishing industry that lead to the precariousness of the sector. The objective was to analyze, from a phenomenological perspective, the socioeconomic patterns that intervene in the productive process of the artisanal fishing sector in the Salinas canton. The research used a mixed methodology, combining surveys and interviews, which made it possible to determine that insecurity is the critical factor limiting economic productivity processes. Finally, it is proposed that this study contributes to the solution of SDG 16 by recognizing the need to establish and strengthen governance and security in the fishing sector.&#13;
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La investigación identifica brechas en la articulación universidad–comunidad (baja participación e impacto ambiental, escasa sistematización y debilidades formativas) y propone un modelo extensionista-ambiental basado en gestión estratégica y enfoque sistémico-estructural-funcional, usando ISO 14001, 37101, 37120 y 26000 como marcos pedagógicos. Aporta a los ODS 3, 4, 6, 11, 12, 13 y 17. Metodología mixta no experimental: observación, encuestas y entrevistas a 30 estudiantes, 10 tutores y 30 ciudadanos; análisis descriptivo. Resultados: (1) modelo teórico articulador; (2) estrategia de gestión; (3) Proyecto CAS en cinco fases: diagnóstico/capacidad de carga, planificación, capacitación, ejecución y seguimiento-evaluación.&#13;
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The study diagnoses weak university–community links—low participation and environmental impact, poor systematization, and training gaps—and proposes an extensionist–environmental model grounded in strategic management and a systemic–structural–functional approach. It uses ISO 14001, 37101, 37120, and 26000 as pedagogical guides and aligns with SDGs 3, 4, 6, 11, 12, 13, and 17. A non-experimental mixed-methods design used observation, surveys, and interviews (30 students, 10 tutors, 30 community members) with descriptive analysis. Outputs: (1) articulating model; (2) management strategy; (3) five-phase CAS project: diagnosis/capacity, planning, training, implementation, monitoring–evaluation.</text>
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