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Los Medios de comunicación social y su incidencia en el desarrollo local en el canton y Provincia de Zamorra Chinchipe - Ecuador
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2006-05-03) ANDRADE TAPIA, Milton Eduardo; ACEVEDO MARIN, Rosa Elizabeth; http://lattes.cnpq.br/0087693866786684
In this work it is analyzed the diversity and the forms of the communication systems in Zamora - Ecuador, relating them from institution, social participation and social media starting from the production and emission of radio, television, printed communication (written) and the presence of the new technologies in the communication, trying to find spaces from which it is possible to develop practices talkative alternative and democratic that contribute to the social development. The present work examines the their practices of the radio communication, to be one of the main means and with more tradition in the area, the radio stations, particularly local, is analyzed in its models and programming, observing in each one of them its characteristics, objectives and strategies assumed from its commercial or ideological vision, its degree of professional and technical innovation, paying attention and assigning value to the critical position of the listeners to interpret the current and future tendencies that they present. Finally we approach the communication from the context, examining their uses and forms, as well as positive influence or negative in the formation of identity, harmony with the environment, values and knowledge in perspective of improving the quality of the population's life. The investigation leans on in the scientific knowledge because which uses qualitative techniques: Diversity of focal groups, interview, observation and use of bibliographical investigation. Considering the history, the dynamic own, and the valuation that the Zamoranos have, from their perception and identification from the context of codes, languages and goods, position from which they establish norms that should be used for them, allowing us to articulate points of view, analysis and concepts examined from the theory to understand the role that they play in the social media and their importance in making the society better.
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Minería y actores sociales: estudio comparativo entre Parauapebas (Pará, Brasil) y El Pangui (Zamora Chinchipe, Ecuador)
(Universidade Federal do Pará, 2012-09-24) PARDO ENRÍQUEZ, Dalton Marcelo; PONT VIDAL, Josep
This thesis is to inform its readers the current mining and communicative interactions for the different stakeholders involved in the mining of both Ecuadorian and Brazilian Amazon. It gives an understanding of their function ality with in the "system" and its standardization and regulation of "life world", where rationality would be insufficient to come to understand the different back grounds of the given situation sand it is necessary to resort to the imperatives of "life world" in order to have a better understanding of the dynamics mining. The main technique is characterized by methodological address end discourse analysis based on semi-structured interview sapplied to the diversity of social actors in three institutional levels, semi-institutional and extra-institutional corresponding to each of its functional structures, be the same on the political, social, economic, ecological and cultural; and its relationship to the "Theory of Communicative Action" of Jürgen Habermas; in which they worked the functional structures of State (Governance) and Public Policy(constitution, mining law) can cope with reductions in cognitive-instrumental rationality; secondly, a concept of society (collective action and "life world") articulated on two levels, which associates paradigms 'life world' and 'system', and that also explains the type of social pathologies is now becoming more visible in society today. Among the main results is the change in mindset of the Ecuadorian people about the seizure of natural resources, based on the new sociopolitical redefinitions current government as the law of nature, the good life rights, rights of communities, peoples and nationalities, participation rights, etc. Also, in terms of Brazil makes clear that its mining policies undergo major changes aimed at mainly established relations between the Federal State and the economic sphere considered where possible to achieve a better control and use of natural resources; Some of these strategies are focused on the road, port and hydro power, allowing industrial development, social and economic growth of the country.