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International audience ; Mexico City --locating at a height of more than 2,000 meters on the foothills of Sierra Madre and Cordillera Neovolcanica-- lies in an inviting though dreadful area. It appears to be one among the most dangerous areas in the world as far as risk is concerned: exposed to all type of natural risks, to technological hazards linked to heavy industry, to air and water pollution and to exhaustion of all exploitable local resources. After 1985's earthquake, planners and developers of Mexico City have been integrating risk mitigation and sustainability in urban policy. But this new direction turned hardly applicable. The reason is an all-prescriptive and centralized tradition combining with complete lack of interest in peripheral districts, which resources are solely exploited to improve sustainability of wealthy, touristic or historic metropolitan areas (actually creating an imported sustainability artifact). In much the same way as in Sisyphus myth, mexican planners and developers try hard to take the risk-boulder up the unsustainable-slope, but the boulder always comes down, again and again. In reality, the boulder is not the problem. The problem lies in not considering the slope's profile on which the boulder rolls, i.e. its substratum made of risk perceptions, territorial representations and local practices. ; L'agglomération de Mexico, à plus de 2000 mètres d'altitude, adossée à la Sierra Madre et la Cordillère Volcanique est assise sur un site accueillant, mais redoutable. Il s'agit d'un des endroits les plus exposés du globe, soumis à une combinaison de risques naturels, de risques technologiques souvent mal maîtrisés dus à des industries lourdes, de nuisances, de cumul des polluants et d'un épuisement des ressources locales utilisables, tout particulièrement les ressources en eau. Après le séisme dévastateur de 1985, les acteurs de l'aménagement de Mexico tentent d'intégrer risques et durabilité dans la définition de nouvelles politiques urbaines. Mais, si les risques sont bien ...
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International audience ; Mexico City --locating at a height of more than 2,000 meters on the foothills of Sierra Madre and Cordillera Neovolcanica-- lies in an inviting though dreadful area. It appears to be one among the most dangerous areas in the world as far as risk is concerned: exposed to all type of natural risks, to technological hazards linked to heavy industry, to air and water pollution and to exhaustion of all exploitable local resources. After 1985's earthquake, planners and developers of Mexico City have been integrating risk mitigation and sustainability in urban policy. But this new direction turned hardly applicable. The reason is an all-prescriptive and centralized tradition combining with complete lack of interest in peripheral districts, which resources are solely exploited to improve sustainability of wealthy, touristic or historic metropolitan areas (actually creating an imported sustainability artifact). In much the same way as in Sisyphus myth, mexican planners and developers try hard to take the risk-boulder up the unsustainable-slope, but the boulder always comes down, again and again. In reality, the boulder is not the problem. The problem lies in not considering the slope's profile on which the boulder rolls, i.e. its substratum made of risk perceptions, territorial representations and local practices. ; L'agglomération de Mexico, à plus de 2000 mètres d'altitude, adossée à la Sierra Madre et la Cordillère Volcanique est assise sur un site accueillant, mais redoutable. Il s'agit d'un des endroits les plus exposés du globe, soumis à une combinaison de risques naturels, de risques technologiques souvent mal maîtrisés dus à des industries lourdes, de nuisances, de cumul des polluants et d'un épuisement des ressources locales utilisables, tout particulièrement les ressources en eau. Après le séisme dévastateur de 1985, les acteurs de l'aménagement de Mexico tentent d'intégrer risques et durabilité dans la définition de nouvelles politiques urbaines. Mais, si les risques sont bien ...
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In: Le monde diplomatique, Band 48, Heft 564, S. 16-17
ISSN: 0026-9395, 1147-2766
In: Civilisations: d'anthropologie et de sciences humaines, Band 51, Heft 1-2, S. 61-79
ISSN: 0009-8140
The spreading of the Santeria (an originally Afro-Cuban religion) is a rather recent phenomenon that has been basely studied in Mexico. This paper presents an ethnographical draft of the current practices of the Santeria in this country, through the specific case of Mexico City. 13 References. Adapted from the source document.
In: Politique internationale: pi, S. 285-303
ISSN: 0221-2781
Examines Mexican efforts to increase contacts with Europe, effects of global economic conditions, continuing political problems, including Zapatist rebellion in Chiapas, corruption, drug traffic, and lack of bank reform; 1990s. Summaries in English p. 467 and Spanish p. 482-3. Some focus on President Ernesto Zedillo, and on the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI).
In: Cinq Continents, Band 9, Heft 19, S. 5-23
Living in Downtown Mexico City: a subjective attraction. In downtown Mexico City the "Centro-Histórico" (Historic Centre) district is composed by two neighbourhoods: "Poniente" (West) and "Oriente" (East). "Poniente" always has been a touristic neighbourhood meantime "Oriente" has been one of the most deprived neighbourhoods in the country in terms of housing / services provision. A survey and further SPSS statistical correlation analysis in the central attraction issue context evaluates the "Oriente" neighbourhood residents' opinions to measure the needs and impedances (difficulties) for development of different housing / services constitutive elements that conform them to disclose their attraction level according to the "freewill to stay in place" alterantice represented by housing seniority. Results indicate a significant will to stay in the "Oriente" neighbourhood in spite of a very important decay in local housing / services. The article concludes that a strong sense of identity and neighbourhood belonging is very much present in the residents mind and latin culture such as Mexico's, prompting the outcome here shown. This fact motivates to think that "Oriente" neighbourhood is still attractive enough to residents.
In: Collection de codes étrangers X
In: Cahiers du féminisme, Band 44, Heft 1, S. 27
In: Politique internationale: pi, Heft 82, S. 285-303
ISSN: 0221-2781
World Affairs Online
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Coloreado el itinerario del ejército ; Inserta : Perfil du Terrein ; Relieve : sombreado ; Con: Expédition de Crimeée 1854 - - Expédition de Chine 1860 - - Conchinchine Française expedition de 1858 ; Copia digital . España : Ministerio de Cultura y Deporte. Subdirección General de Coordinación Bibliotecaria, 2018
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