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Hypertext 2014 in Santiago de Chile

ACM SIGWEB Newsletter, 2014
This year was the 25th edition of the ACM Conferences on Hypertext and Hypermedia. Hypertext 2014 took place in Santiago de Chile, a location that is quite far away from the US and particularly from Europe. Nevertheless, the conference was well-attended with about 85 participants. There were two interesting keynote talks, given by César A. Hidalgo from
Eelco Herder, Leo Ferres, Denis Parra
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Contradictions in housing: lifelines in Santiago de Chile

2022
Chilean social housing, rooted in neoliberal policies since Pinochet’s dictatorship, has provided millions of low-income families with homes, reducing the housing deficit and offering stability. However, these homes are often small, poorly built, and located on the periphery, limiting opportunities and burdening families, particularly women, with care ...
Saavedra Melendéz, V., Giannotti, E.
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"Aca" in Santiago de Chile

Hispania, 1974
1"Preferred by Ram6n Menendez Pidal, Manual de gramdtica histr Bourciez, op. cit.; and Gerhard Rohlfs, Grammatica storica della lingua italiana e dei suoi dialetti, (Turin: Einaudi, 1968), likewise consider the Italian form to be a Gallic borrowing. 22Ralph S.
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Occupational Prestige in Santiago de Chile

American Behavioral Scientist, 1964
This article* reports on a sample survey in which Chileans rated the relative prestige of 16 occupations. The results are compared with the findings of similar studies in both more and less developed nations. Professor Carter is director of the Communications Research Division, University of Minnesota.
Roy E. Carter, Orlando Sepulveda
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Diözesansynode in Santiago de Chile

1970
Diakonia, Bd. 3 Nr.
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Professionalism of Journalists in Santiago de Chile

Journalism Quarterly, 1967
A study of 235 Chilean journalists shows that while they are working long hours and are underpaid, they have high vocational motivation and show clear professional identification.
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The ecological footprint of Santiago de Chile

Local Environment, 1998
Abstract In the case of Santiago de Chile, this paper explains how the ecological footprint of a city can be calculated and how this footprint can be compared with the biological capacity available for human use. As ecological footprints provide an easily communicable way of measuring the ecological bottom‐line condition for sustainability, it is a ...
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Peruanische Immigration in Santiago de Chile

2008
Die Untersuchung der peruanischen Immigration in Chile. Die räumliche Verteilung der peruanischen Immigranten in Santiago und Diskussion der narrativen Interviews.
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