Abstract
El presente texto, especial para la revista Educación y Cultura, presenta una visión general del proyecto “Soluciones móviles para la epidemia del secuestro en México: más allá de las contramedidas de élite hacia la innovación dirigida por los ciudadanos”, el cual es apoyado por el Fondo Newton y desarrollado por las Universidad de Leeds y la Universidad de Exeter (ambas del Reino Unido) de la mano de un amplio rango de colaboradores en México. Esta iniciativa ha realizado
una indagación hacia la topografía cambiante de la actual epidemia de secuestros en México, examinando varias “soluciones móviles” que han surgido desde la sociedad civil para contrarrestar este flagelo.
This text, special for the magazine Educación y Cultura, presents an overview of the project "Mobile solutions for the kidnapping epidemic in Mexico: beyond elite countermeasures towards citizen-led innovation", which is supported by the Newton Fund and developed by the University of Leeds and the University of Exeter (both from the United Kingdom) in the hands of a wide range of collaborators in Mexico. This initiative has carried out an inquiry into the changing topography of the current kidnapping epidemic in Mexico, examining various “mobile solutions” that have emerged from civil society to counter this scourge.
una indagación hacia la topografía cambiante de la actual epidemia de secuestros en México, examinando varias “soluciones móviles” que han surgido desde la sociedad civil para contrarrestar este flagelo.
This text, special for the magazine Educación y Cultura, presents an overview of the project "Mobile solutions for the kidnapping epidemic in Mexico: beyond elite countermeasures towards citizen-led innovation", which is supported by the Newton Fund and developed by the University of Leeds and the University of Exeter (both from the United Kingdom) in the hands of a wide range of collaborators in Mexico. This initiative has carried out an inquiry into the changing topography of the current kidnapping epidemic in Mexico, examining various “mobile solutions” that have emerged from civil society to counter this scourge.
| Translated title of the contribution | Alternatives for social research on issues of high political and cultural sensitivity |
|---|---|
| Original language | Spanish |
| Pages | 32-37 |
| Number of pages | 6 |
| No. | 132 |
| Specialist publication | Educacion y Cultura |
| Publisher | Fecode |
| Publication status | Published - 1 Jun 2019 |
| Externally published | Yes |
