Intersections: Education, Environment and Administration
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education, administration, environmental sciencesSynopsis
This edition presents a fascinating collection of research exploring the interconnection between education, environment and administration. Throughout its chapters, the authors present case studies, theoretical analyses and innovative proposals that invite reflection on how these three fields can work together to create a more sustainable and equitable future.
One of the strengths of the book is its multidisciplinary approach. The researchers come from diverse areas, which enriches the discussion and offers multiple perspectives on current challenges. In addition, the book includes strategies that can be implemented both in the classroom and in public and private administration. This makes it a valuable tool for educators, administrators and policy makers seeking to integrate sustainability into their practices.
In short, "Intersections: Education, Environment and Administration" is essential reading for those interested in education and sustainability. Its collaborative approach and practical proposals make it accessible and relevant, inviting everyone to be part of the change towards a more conscious and responsible world.
Chapters
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Data-driven public management: Artificial intelligence models for preventing social crises
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Agile public management: Application of Scrum methodologies in government projects
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Mobile banking and customer satisfaction in the Arequipa Industrial Park. Case study
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Neuroscience applied to leadership in public administration: Strategies for effective decision making
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Using artificial intelligence in B2B sales in manufacturing companies: Disruptive strategies in Peru and Latin America
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Applications of generative artificial intelligence in administration: A disruptive approach to business management in Peru and Latin America
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Environmental impact and community participation in rural tourism near protected natural reserves in Peru
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Effects of bacterial bioinoculants on corn morphology: Comparison pre and post treatment in the San Martin region
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Ecological restoration in high Andean ecosystems: Innovative strategies for biodiversity recovery and climate change mitigation in Peru
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The personal ecological footprint and the acquisition of sustainable consumption patterns
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Innovation in ecosystem restoration: Using bioengineering and biotechnology to recover degraded areas in Peru and Latin America
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The role of mathematics in social sciences: A systematic review
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Prospective in the education scenario: a look at the future of postgraduate education in Peru and Latin America
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Impact of resilience on academic performance of university students in Peru: A multidimensional approach for the analysis of psychological, institutional and regional variables
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Emerging technologies and their influence on scientific communication: An unconventional analysis of the impact on collaboration and knowledge dissemination in Peru and Latin America
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Personalized learning models based on artificial intelligence for university education: Impact on academic performance in Peru and Latin America
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Perception of pharmacovigilance in health professionals in public hospitals in Peru
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Efficiency of the pharmaceutical distribution chain in Peru: An analysis of costs and times in the delivery of essential medicines
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The role of community pharmacists in health education for the rational use of medicines in urban areas of Peru
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Analysis of access to use of medicines for rare diseases
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Evaluation of therapeutic adherence in patients with chronic diseases in Metropolitan Lima
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Microbiological quality and stability of magistral preparations produced in community pharmacies in Peru
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Pharmacology in Latin America: Challenges in academic training and professional practice in a context of inequality and diversity
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Competitiveness and ethics in the Peruvian pharmaceutical industry: A review of cases on questionable business practices and their influence on patient care
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