Papers
Israeli Humanitarian Aid in Latin American Countries Comparative Study: Mexico-2017 and Brazil-2019 (2022)
Israel is leader in rescue missions around the world, while Latin America and the Caribbean is the second most disaster-prone region. This thesis compares and analyses 2 Israeli humanitarian missions sent to Mexico and Brazil in 2017 and 2019, respectively. With this analysis we were able to answer our main question: Is it convenient for Israel to send humanitarian missions on every disaster that occurs in Latin American countries and what are the implications in diasporic relations settings? This research was conducted with a qualitative approach based on case studies. Data was collected by observation and in-depth interviews with 3 experts on the field. With all the collected information we built an evaluation matrix to work as a guide or checklist for future Israeli humanitarian missions in Latin America.
Our analysis shows that both cases did not follow the same patterns for execution, and as well did not bring out the same outcomes. Throughout the whole research ask ourselves if it is convenient for Israel to send humanitarian aid on every disaster that occurs in Latin American countries. The answer in short is yes, but it is worth exploring the long version by reading this research. We conclude that Israel is a global leader in humanitarian missions, which does not mean that is not necessary for the missions to follow a protocol to protect the receiving countries, the reputation of the helping country and the relations between the parties involved.
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Profesoras conversando: la experiencia de un espacio colaborativo para mejorar las prácticas docentes remotas en situación de emergencia (2020)
El presente documento describe la creación y realización de un espacio colaborativo para docentes de educación superior, un proyecto independiente ambicioso que busca generar interacción, contenido y aprendizaje para sistematizar y formular las mejores prácticas docentes presenciales y no presenciales de emergencia.
Este proyecto es íntegramente digital, por lo que se aprovechan las plataformas digitales de transmisión en vivo y las redes sociales. Se ha buscado generar una base de datos tanto de docentes universitarios como de recursos para estos, con lo cual apoyar a la adaptabilidad, flexibilidad, creatividad e innovación del cuerpo de docentes de educación superior en el Perú en medio de una situación de emergencia declarada para contrarrestar la pandemia del COVID-19.
A favor del avance del proyecto están las competencias de las fundadoras, quienes, con investigación, comunicación efectiva y escucha activa, van creando un espacio de colaboración académica.
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Peru vs Chile – The Role of International Communications in a Maritime Dispute (2019)
Israel is leader in rescue missions around the world, while Latin America and the Caribbean is the second most disaster-prone region. This thesis compares and analyses 2 Israeli humanitarian missions sent to Mexico and Brazil in 2017 and 2019, respectively. With this analysis we were able to answer our main question: Is it convenient for Israel to send humanitarian missions on every disaster that occurs in Latin American countries and what are the implications in diasporic relations settings? This research was conducted with a qualitative approach based on case studies. Data was collected by observation and in-depth interviews with 3 experts on the field. With all the collected information we built an evaluation matrix to work as a guide or checklist for future Israeli humanitarian missions in Latin America.
Our analysis shows that both cases did not follow the same patterns for execution, and as well did not bring out the same outcomes. Throughout the whole research ask ourselves if it is convenient for Israel to send humanitarian aid on every disaster that occurs in Latin American countries. The answer in short is yes, but it is worth exploring the long version by reading this research. We conclude that Israel is a global leader in humanitarian missions, which does not mean that is not necessary for the missions to follow a protocol to protect the receiving countries, the reputation of the helping country and the relations between the parties involved.
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