671 research outputs found
Innovation and Collaboration in the Digital Era: The Role of Emotional Intelligence for Innovation Leadership and Collaborative Innovation/ Jara Pascual.
No full textIn English.Innovation and Collaboration in the Digital Era provides a holistic approach to collaborative innovation, innovation management and innovation leadership. It is full of practical advice and includes 34 interviews with high-level politicians, innovation industry leaders, academics and entrepreneurs discussing the reality of innovation and how to create change for a positive impact. Many "es are included from researchers and practitioners in the innovation field who have participated as guests in the author's podcast "Business of Collaboration" or in interviews with the Collabwith Magazine which she produces. This is a powerful book full of practical frameworks and one-page canvases which act as reminders of the value of making needs and expectations explicit. The author provides frameworks and tools that can be used to support collaboration journeys across different sectors and organizations. She also offers clarity to the reader for their innovation journey and brings a new perspective on how to innovate and understand innovation. Jara Pascual focuses on the importance of managing emotions and feelings of frustration which can be very common during a collaborative innovation process. She explores the interaction between Emotional Intelligence and business and shows how to remove and manage frustration and how to produce a positive outcome. Innovation and Collaboration in the Digital Era will empower the reader to take action and show how to change your conversation about innovation and collaboration.‹/EM› "Innovation and collaboration are among the most important concepts that drive human society forward. Jara Pascual explores their interplay in a unique way, with the chapters walking through the richness of the topics like a Mediterranean food market, full of colour, diversity and flavours. A remarkable, engaging and satisfying read." Johan Kestens, CIO New York Mellon Bank "Jara's voice is rigorous and inspiring on how to manage organizations in the current era. Inded, there are strategic reasons for diversity. And indeed, good leaders are not just smart, but emotionally intelligent. A MUST READ!" Elena Arrieta, tech & innovation journalist. Currently working as Communications Manager at DigitalES, the Spanish Association for Digitalisation. "Jara Pascual is opening a new box for innovation. I was intrigued about the connection of Emotional Intelligence and business in particular in a startup context. Everyone is looking for recipes for personal and professional success and this approach might be the key for both." Sabine Stuiver, Co-founder and CMO Hydraloop "Jara Pascual, with colleague Celia Avila-Rauch, has been able to distill and apply the ability model of emotional intelligence to the art and science of innovation and innovation leadership. In our work we note that feelings are not always facts but that emotions as a form of data. More than that, emotions can assist or facilitate with decision making, creativity and innovation rather than getting in the way, but only if leaders are "smart" about emotions and develop and deploy their emotional intelligence skills." Dr David R Caruso, Emotional Intelligence Skills Group, Founder Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence, Research Affiliate.Frontmatter -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Contents -- Introduction to the Collaboration Journey for Innovation -- Chapter 1 Knowledge and Innovation are Decentralized -- Chapter 2 Connecting Local Ecosystems to Create a Virtual Global Ecosystem -- Chapter 3 Collaboration with Academia, Startups, Industry, Government, Suppliers, Research Centers, etc -- Chapter 4 The Secrets of Collaboration - Using Emotional Intelligence for Innovation and Collaboration -- Chapter 5 Co-opetition: Collaboration vs. Competition. Sharing and Receiving: Two Sides of Innovation -- Chapter 6 How to Create Your Own Community and Ecosystem? Diversity Acceptance and Inclusion -- Chapter 7 What is the Cost of Knowledge for Innovation? Behavioral Economics for Innovation and Knowledge Sharing -- Chapter 8 Getting Real and Making Impact - Procurement Innovation and Corporate Venturing -- Chapter 9 Innovation Leadership - Make it Happen! -- Chapter 10 How Digitalization is Helping to Create Value for Innovation: Digitalize All That Can Be Digital and Leave the Rest to Human Interaction -- Conclusion: It's All About People, the Planet, Collaborations and Virtual Communities -- Index of Conversations -- Index of Figures -- Index of Tables -- About the Author -- Let's Keep Talking: The Business of Collaboration Podcast1 online resource (XXIII, 272 p.
"Des-leídos"* (Libros-objeto)
No full textLa muestra "Des-leídos" pretende crear una reflexión y una mirada nueva acerca del libro como objeto y soporte artístico para la metáfora visual. En esta propuesta de exposición se pretende rescatar, promocionar y dar una nueva dimensión al objeto-libro desde la transformación, la sorpresa, el humor, la ironía y la provocación creativa. Los libros han sido alterados de forma intencionada en su función de mediadores de cultura mediante descontextualizaciones, yuxtaposición con otros objetos, sustitución de significados por otros nuevos en el juego de la transferencia del signo escrito a la imagen visual.David Pascual, Irene González, Jara Loira, Dominique González, Mar Ramos y Mª Isabel VárezFac. de Bellas Artespu
¿Cómo y por qué nacio la Universidad Murciana?
No full textThe author of this book, Diego Sánchez Jara, national teacher and journalist, nephew of the poet and journalist Pedro Jara Carrillo, available of all the ingredients and of all the loyalities to undertake this work, which is now reissued as a preambulus to the acts of the centenary of the University of Murcia
Begonia diegoi Jara-Muñoz & Richardson & Zabala-Rivera 2021, sp. nov.
No full text<i>Begonia diegoi</i> Jara, <i>sp. nov</i>. Figs. 1 & 5 <p> Type:— COLOMBIA. Magdalena: municipio de Ciénaga, corregimiento San Pedro de la Sierra, sector El Bosque, 10.905º N, 73.997º W, 2100 m, 12 November 2015, <i>A. Jara & D. Yepes 2849</i> (holotype COL!, isotypes ANDES!, COL!, HT!, JBB!, UTMC!).</p> <p> <b>Diagnosis</b>:—Similar to <i>Begonia pax</i>, but differing in its larger outer tepals (10–16.5 × 3–7.3 mm vs. 4.8–9.9 × 1.4–2.8 mm), and its anthers, which are connivent forming a cylindrical structure. In <i>B. pax</i> the anthers are also convenient but form a fusiform structure, and also differ by the curved extension of the anther connective (vs. straight in <i>Begonia pax</i>).</p> <p> <b>Description</b>:—Caulescent herb, to 1 m high. <i>Stem</i> erect; internodes to 3.6 cm long, and to 3 mm thick, glabrous. <i>Stipules</i> sub-persistent, membranous, glabrous, pale green, ovate, 5.7–6.8 × 1.9–3.3 mm, apex obtuse, setulose, margin entire. <i>Petiole</i> glabrous or pilose toward the apex, green, 2.3–3.5 (10.7) mm long, <i>lamina</i> of the leaf straight to the petiole, membranous, asymmetric, ovate or elliptic, 3.5–9.4 × 1.4–3.2 cm, base unequal, lobulated or rounded on one side, obtuse or rounded on the other side, margin doubly-serrate, ciliate, apex acute or short acuminate, lower surface pale green, pilose on the veins, upper surface dark green, disperse pilose, pubescent on the veins, venation pinnate, 5–8 veined pairs from the base. <i>Inflorescence</i> unisexual in monoecious plants, however, based on field observation some individuals are unisexual. <i>staminate inflorescence</i> axillary, erect, like-umbel cincinnus, not branched, bearing up to 3 staminate flowers; peduncle glabrous, green, to 2.2 cm long, bracts deciduous, glabrous, pale green or hyaline, ovate, ca. 7.9 × 4.5 mm, margin entire, apex obtuse. <i>staminate flowers</i>: pedicels glabrous, to 16 mm long; tepals 4, spreading, outer 2 glabrous, white, elliptic, 10–16.5 × 3–7.3 mm, margin entire, apex obtuse, inner 2 glabrous, white, oblong, 9.2–11.2 × 1.6–3 mm, margin entire, apex obtuse; stamens 6–9, connivent forming a cylindrical structure, filaments whitish, 0.4–0.6 mm long, connate on a short torus of ca. 1 mm long, anthers yellow, linear-oblong, 3.3–3.5 × ca. 0.5 mm, dehiscence slightly introrse, connectives produced ca. 1 mm, with the produced part curved outward. <i>Pistillate inflorescence</i>, solitary flowers. <i>Pistillate flowers</i>: pedicels to 19 mm long; bracteoles not seen; ovary, glabrous, obdeltoid, 10–12 × 15–20 mm, equally 3-horned, horns slightly curved upward, placenta simple, bearing ovules on both surfaces; tepals 5, spreading, slightly differing in form and size, the largest glabrous, white, elliptic, 17–19 × 7–9 mm, margin entire, apex rounded, the smallest glabrous, white, 12–15 × 5–7 mm, margin entire, apex obtuse; styles 3, fused at the base, yellow, 7–9 mm long, apex slightly flattened, stigmatic surface papillate and restricted to the apex. <i>Fruiting pedicel</i> to 17 mm long; <i>capsule</i> body and horns shape as in ovary, to 11 × 26 mm, apical column short, ca. 5 mm.</p> <p> <b>Etymology</b>:—The name of this species is <i>in memoriam</i> of the Colombian botanist Diego Yepes, who sadly died at a young age in 2018. He was a passionate orchidologist, mainly studying orchids from the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, and he accompanied the first author on an expedition to find new specimens of this species in 2015.</p> <p> <b>Distribution and habitat</b>:—Endemic to the Northern and Western part of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, between 1400 and 2000 m. This elevation range is included in a zone of cloud forest vegetation, and characterized as sub-Andean forest (Cuatrecasas 1958, Hernandez-C. & Sanchez 1992). The well conserved patches of forest in this zone have a canopy between 25 and 35 m tall, the undergrowth has abundant arborescent ferns and palms, as well as many epiphytes and woody lianas. The species was seen growing on rocks of a small stream, covered by dense arborescent vegetation, and surrounded by shrubs, herbs and mosses.</p> <p> <b>Conservation status:―</b> We assess this species as endangered (EN B2a,b(ii)) because its EOO is less than 5000 km 2 (21.2 km 2), and AOO is less than 500 km 2 (12 km 2), and it is known from fewer than five locations (criterion B2a) and an observed reduction in the area of occupancy (criterion B2b(ii)). Close to the area where the species grows is the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta National Park, a conservation area, however the lower park border is at 2000 m elevation, while the species grows just below this level, so the known populations are not protected. The area covered by montane forest in the region has declined drastically during the last five decades, in some cases the reduction of the original vegetation is 80% (Fundación ProSierra 1991).</p> <p> <b>Notes</b>:—This species is part of the group II, <i>sensu</i> Jara <i>et al.</i> (2019) of <i>Casparya,</i> which is characterized by unisexual inflorescences, with solitary pistillate flowers, and acolumnar fruits. ITS sequences of this species were included in Jara et al (2019), (<i>sp. nov.</i> 7), showing evidence for its close relationship with species in the eastern Cordillera with similar morphological characteristics to <i>B. pax</i> and <i>B. solaniflora</i>. This species can be distinguished from the rest of the group by its curved anther connectives, the stamens connivent forming a cylindrical structure, and its larger staminate flowers.</p> <p> <b>Additional specimens examined</b>:— COLOMBIA. <b>Magdalena</b>: Cienaga, corregimiento San Pedro de la Sierra, sector El Bosque, 12 November 2015, 1600–1700 m, <i>A</i> <i>. Jara</i> & D. Yepes 2849 (ANDES, COL); Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, along quebrada on S portion of finca Reflejo, 10º59′N, 73º59′W, ca. 1450 m, 07 September 1972, <i>J</i> <i>.H. Kirkbride</i>, Jr., 2160 (COL, US); In forest N of finca Los Arroyitos, 10º56′N, 73º58′W, ca. 1800 m, 28 September 1972, <i>J</i> <i>.H. Kirkbride, Jr.</i>, 2238 (COL, US); alto río Buritaca, alto de Mira, por el camino a la cascada del caño Negro hasta la finca de Merardo, 11º05′N, 73º48′W, 900–1100 m, 15 July 1989, <i>S</i> <i>. Madriñán</i> & C. <i>Barbosa</i> 262 (ANDES, MO); alto río Buritaca, Ciudad Perdida, 11º04′N, 73º48′W, 1100 m, 18 July 1989, <i>S</i> <i>. Madriñán</i> & C. <i>Barbosa</i> 373 (MO).</p>Published as part of <i>Jara-Muñoz, Orlando Adolfo, Richardson, James E. & Zabala-Rivera, Juan Carlos, 2021, Five new species and three new varieties of Begonia section Casparya endemic to Colombia, pp. 258-280 in Phytotaxa 525 (4)</i> on pages 261-263, DOI: 10.11646/phytotaxa.525.4.2, <a href="http://zenodo.org/record/5723135">http://zenodo.org/record/5723135</a>
La poursuite de la danseuse : Victor Manuel Llona, disparition d'un écrivain péruvien entre Charybde et Scylla
No full textInternational audienceLa persecución de la Dancing girl (the original title in French is La poursuite de la Dancing girl) is a short novel written by Peruvian Víctor Manuel Llona and published in French in La Nouvelle Revue Française, one of the most famous literary magazines of the first half of the twentieth century. It is a cosmopolitan tale, strange under the pen of a writer born in Lima, based between France and the United States. Before analyzing this work, which is about forty pages long and was published in two installments in 1913, Isabelle Tauzin-Castellanos introduces the author of this escapist tale in the style of Darío. The preliminary study precedes the novel published within the framework of the Cornejo Polar Center for Latin American Studies and the program On Disasters and Celebrations conducted by Daniel Carrillo Jara (North Texas University).La persecución de la Dancing girl (el título original en francés es La poursuite de la Dancing girl) es una novela breve escrita por el peruano Víctor Manuel Llona publicada en francés en La Nouvelle Revue Française, una de las más famosa revistas literarias del primer medio siglo XX. Se trata de un cuento cosmopolita, extraño bajo la pluma de un escritor nacido en Lima, radicado entre Francia y Estados Unidos. Antes de analizar esta obra que consta de unas cuarenta páginas y fue publicada en dos entregas en 1913, lsabelle Tauzin-Castellanos presenta al autor de ese cuento escapista a lo Darío. El estudio preliminar antecede la novela publicada en el marco del Centro de Estudios Latinoamericanos Cornejo Polar, y del programa De desastres y celebraciones conducido por Daniel Carrillo Jara (North Texas University)La poursuite de la Dancing girl est un court roman écrit par le Péruvien Víctor Manuel Llona et publié en français dans La Nouvelle Revue Française, l'une des revues littéraires les plus célèbres de la première moitié du XXe siècle. Il s'agit d'un récit cosmopolite, étrange sous la plume d'un écrivain né à Lima et ayant vécu entre la France et les États-Unis. Avant d'analyser cette œuvre d'une quarantaine de pages publiée en deux fois en 1913, Isabelle Tauzin-Castellanos présente l'auteur de ce récit d'évasion à la manière de l'exotisme de Rubén Darío. L'étude préliminaire au roman est publiée dans le cadre du Centro de Estudios Latinoamericanos Cornejo Polar, et du programme De desastres y celebraciones (Des désastres et des célébrations) dirigé par Daniel Carrillo Jara (North Texas University)
Newcomer Student-Athlete Perceptions of Coaches’ Socialization Strategies: Scale Development
No full textIn this era of multi-million dollar paydays, the need to fill arenas and the pressure to win has increased dramatically. In order to build a winning program, the coaching staff turns to national and international recruiting. According to David Ching, Senior Contributor of Forbes, “Nearly every Power Five college athletics program spends more than $1 million per year on recruiting” (Ching, 2018). The fact that student-athletes have a limited time of four years of eligibility to perform for their institutions, results in a continuous influx of newcomers to the team. Student-athletes with a diverse cultural background have to adapt to a team culture in order to be able to perform at the highest level. Every sports team is situated within a unique environmental context (i.e., physical, task, social, personal) that is characterized by a distinct social reality (Martin, Bruner, Eys & Spink, 2014). Considering that, the integration of newcomer athletes is a process that happens on a large scale at the beginning of every season, delineating the tactics sports teams employ to facilitate this process warrants considerable attention (Benson, Evan, & Eys, 2016). Theory regarding organizational socialization offers a promising framework to examine how sports teams manage initial entry experiences because it presumes that teams are active agents in newcomer socialization – using tactics that ideally combine to maximize outcomes for the individual as well as the group (Van Maanen & Schein, 1979).
In collegiate athletics, the head coach has a major leadership role within the team. The high salaries that head coaches receive are just a reflection of how important the coach vi is within the collegiate athletics model. Nevertheless, very little is known about the effectiveness of the socialization process of student-athletes with a different culture (SADC), established by the coach.
In this study, the author focused on the organizational socialization process of newcomer student-athletes that have a significant difference between their culture and the team culture (e.g. a student-athlete from California who attends an institution in South Carolina). The author took special attention to the student-athlete’s perception of the ability of the coach to structure the socialization process. Based on the results from Jara-Pazmino, Heere, Regan, Blake, and Southall (2017) that state that each athlete has a different background and different factors that influence their reality, which might hinder the effectiveness of universal treatment.
Jara-Pazmino et al. (2017) proposed the use of a socialization process with five constructs (custom coaching, mentorship, team structure, all-inclusive family and support services). For this study, the author has conceptualized the five concepts proposed by Jara-Pazmino et al. (2017) based on an extensive literature review to coach’s cultural competence, mentorship, introduction to norms and roles, prosocial behavior and introduction to support services. Coaches face a challenge when trying to find a balance between accommodating SADC and findings ways to create a homogeneous culture for their team. For this reason, the purpose of this study is to develop a valid and reliable instrument to measure the SADC’s perceptions of the tactics used by their coach during the socialization process of newcomers into college athletics, based on the scale development procedure by Churchill (1979)
Pérez Orozco, Edith y Terán Morveli, Jorge (eds.). Cuadernos urgentes: Cronwell Jara Jiménez. Lima: Distopía editores, 2019, 166 pp.
No full textThe Cuadernos Urgentes literary criticism collection has responded to the need to cover certain pending issues that have been overlooked by the national academy, agenda items that have finally found a place to be carried out. Each volume of articles is dedicated to the work of a well-known Peruvian writer in full production, but insufficiently studied. After the articles focused on Augusto Higa and Julian Perez, the third one is devoted to Cronwell Jara (Piura, 1949), an author who throughout his extensive career has traveled the paths of various literary and metaliterary genres, although narrative is his most celebrated facet.La colección de crítica literaria Cuadernos Urgentes ha respondido a la necesidad de cubrir ciertos pendientes soslayados por la academia nacional, puntos de agenda que finalmente encuentran un lugar para llevarse a cabo. Cada volumen de artículos está dedicado a la obra de un escritor peruano reconocido y en plena producción, pero insuficientemente estudiado. Tras las entregas centradas en Augusto Higa y Julián Pérez, la tercera se consagra a Cronwell Jara (Piura, 1949), autor que a lo largo de su de amplia trayectoria ha recorrido los senderos de diversos géneros literarios y metaliterarios, si bien la narrativa es su faceta más celebrada
La poética del sufrimiento en dos cuentos de Cronwell Jara
No full textEl objetivo del presente trabajo de investigación fue describir cómo se evidencia el sufrimiento en los cuentos Hueso duro y Montacerdos. Cronwell Jara, autor de la Generación Literaria del 80, retrata problemáticas sociales como la discriminación y la migración, reflejando una realidad cruel y desigual.
El problema de investigación se centra en la representación del sufrimiento a través de la perspectiva infantil y la exposición de lo inhumano en estos cuentos. El estudio utiliza un enfoque hermenéutico para interpretar las expresiones humanas en su contexto histórico, apoyándose en el análisis de la prosa poética, según Percy Lubbock.
Los resultados revelan que ambos cuentos presentan narradores homodiegéticos con una voz narrativa infantil y trágica, integrando elementos de la memoria cultural y añadiendo profundidad a su escritura.
Las conclusiones destacan que los cuentos de Jara retratan la realidad política, social y económica del Perú, utilizando su poética para promover el cambio social. La temática del sufrimiento se aborda con un estilo poético que profundiza en la experiencia del dolor. El lenguaje y los recursos literarios registran las tensiones físicas y psicológicas de los personajes, creando una fuerte impresión emocional en el lector. El narrador infantil permite explorar temas complejos y reflexionar sobre la condición humana y la sociedad. En Montacerdos, se identifican arquetipos como Homo Sacer y Hominis Sacri, mientras que en Hueso duro se exploran sentimientos como la venganza y la traición.
Finalmente, se recomienda promover el estudio de autores peruanos y crear espacios que fomenten la revalorización cultural.The objective of this research work was to describe how suffering is evident in the stories Hard Bone and Pig Mountain. Cronwell Jara, author of the Literary Generation of the 80s, portrays social problems such as discrimination and migration, reflecting a cruel and unequal reality.
The research problem focuses on the representation of suffering through the child's perspective and the exposure of the inhuman in these stories. The study uses a hermeneutic approach to interpret human expressions in their historical context, based on the analysis of poetic prose, according to Percy Lubbock.
The results reveal that both stories present homodiegetic narrators with a childish and tragic narrative voice, integrating elements of cultural memory and adding depth to their writing.
The conclusions highlight that Jara's stories portray the political, social and economic reality of Peru, using his poetics to promote social change. The theme of suffering is addressed with a poetic style that delves into the experience of pain. The language and literary resources record the physical and psychological tensions of the characters, creating a strong emotional impression on the reader. The child narrator allows the reader to explore complex themes and reflect on the human condition and society. In Montacerdos, archetypes such as Homo Sacer and Hominis Sacri are identified, while in Hueso duro feelings such as revenge and betrayal are explored.
Finally, it is recommended to promote the study of Peruvian authors and create spaces that encourage cultural revaluation.Escuela Profesional de Humanidades y Lenguas NativasCurrículum y formación profesional en educació
La construcción de comunicación política en los discursos de Víctor Jara y Charly García a través del recurso de la canción de autor en relación a la situación política y social en Chile (1970-1973) y Argentina (1976 - 1983)
No full textInvestigación sobre la manera en que la canción de autor, a partir del uso simbólico de elementos de la música y especialmente del lenguaje, emerge como una forma y espacio para la construcción de comunicación política en relación a hechos derivados de periodos de dictadura vividos en Chile (1970 – 1973) y Argentina (1976 – 193). Para el estudio, se toman en cuenta dos composiciones de Víctor Jara y Charly García.Investigation on the way in which the author song, from the symbolic use of elements of the music and especially of the language, emerges like a form and space for the construction of political communication in relation to facts derived from periods of dictatorship lived in Chile (1970 - 1973) and Argentina (1976 - 193). For the study, two compositions by Víctor Jara and Charly García are taken into account.Tesi
Desarrollo de modelos de cáculo de necesidades nutritivas en ganado caprino mediante hoja de cáculo Excel
No full textEn el presente trabajo se hace una revisión histórica de los métodos de valoración de las necesidades energéticas, proteicas y de capacidad de ingestión en rumiantes y ganado caprino en las diferentes etapas de su ciclo productivo. En cuanto al plano energético y proteico, en la práctica existe una convergencia hacia el uso de la energía neta y la valoración de la proteína realmente aportada por el alimento, tanto de forma directa como a través de la síntesis de la proteína microbiana. En cuanto a la ingestión, se trabaja en kilogramos de materia seca ingerida en la mayoría de los sistemas, pero es demasiado inexacto para rumiantes. El INRA, plantea el valor lastre, una aproximación diferente a la capacidad de ingestión. En todos los casos, el perfeccionamiento de los sistemas de valoración, hace que los cálculos de necesidades sean cada vez más complejos al tener en cuenta numerosos factores y sus interacciones como peso vivo del animal, calidad y cantidad de leche, mes de gestación, número de crías, condición corporal, etc. Ello hace que, en la práctica, sea necesario utilizar un software específico para calcular las necesidades de una manera rápida, pero no siempre lo tenemos disponible de manera libre y gratuita. En este trabajo abordamos la automatización del cálculo de necesidades de cabras en los diferentes estadios de su ciclo productivo, siguiendo el esquema INRA mediante la utilización de una hoja de cálculo Excel.In this paper is done a historical review of the valuation methods of energy needs, protein and intake capacity for ruminants and goats at different stages of the production cycle. Levels of energy and protein, in practice there is a convergence towards the use of net energy and protein value actually provided by the food, both directly or through the synthesis of microbial protein. For ingestion, most systems working in kilograms of intake dry matter, but is far too inaccurate for ruminants. INRA, raises the replection value, a different approach to intake capacity. In all cases the improvement of evaluation systems, is accompanied by complex calculation procedures which take into account numerous factors and their interactions: live animal weight, quality and quantity of milk, month of pregnancy, number of young, body condition, etc. In this paper we calculate the automation needs of sheep at different stages of their production cycle, following the INRA scheme using an Excel spreadsheet.Grado en Veterinaria. Universidad de Extremadur
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