Vol. 0: EARLY VIEW

Open forum

• Minimum wage, poverty and vulnerable social class, a case study in Ecuador

  Susana Herrero-Olarte, Francisca Bustamante-Sage

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• Weak governance and its consequences on food systems: analysis in two Ecuadorian territories

  María José Castillo

  1-47

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• De(s)colonizing economics: evidence of a transmodern transdevelopment in Mexico

  Marco Ricardo Téllez-Cabrera, Gabriela García-García

  1-38

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• More than a snapshot: a systematic integrative review on the measurement of homelessness in Spain

  Eva Gallén-Granell, Mercedes Botija, Alba Galan-Sanantonio

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• The global ecosociocultural (poly)crisis of the 21st century A conceptual construction in ecosocial and decolonial perspective

  Antonio Luis Hidalgo Capitán, Ana Patricia Cubillo-Guevara

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• Renewable energies: a commitment to ecocentrism and the rights of nature

  Ángela María Jimena Jiménez-García, Felipe Calderón-Valencia

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• Service-learning as a tool for global citizenship. Creating synergies between social labor centers and university

  Esperanza Cid-Romero, Ana Cristina Blasco-Serrano, Belén Dieste-Gracia, Pilar Arranz-Martínez

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• Analysis of Spanish ODA from income and public expenditure by income groups

  José María Larrú

  1-41

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• Dialectic between family farming and coffee growing in Boyacá, Colombia: productive, socioeconomic, and environmental aspects

  Andressa Fernandes dos Santos, Jennifer Lorena Avendaño Zambrano, Flavia de Oliveira Paulino, Denise Dias da Cruz

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• The role of the state in contemporary processes of late-late development. A diagnosis of the Ethiopian experience to illustrate a renewed debate

  Elena Pérez-Lagüela

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• The Project Book: A Toolkit for Stakeholder Management in International Development Projects

  Aida Romero de Miguel, M. Amaya Pérez-Ezcurdia, Faustino N Gimena-Ramos

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• Peculiarities of Latin American leftist populism in the economic policy of the governments of Hugo Chávez and Rafael Correa

  Álvaro Ramón Sánchez, Álvaro García-Mayoral

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