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    Este trabajo tiene como fin revisar los informes sobre derechos humanos en Colombia de la Oficina del Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Derechos Humanos, en busca de evidencia que demuestre la interrelación anulativa de los actores sociales del conflicto armado en contra de la dignidad de las victimas. La violencia y todo acto de terrorismo emergente del conflicto armado aumentan la vulnerabilidad, el silenciamiento de la memoria, la impunidad y, en gran medida, promueve una lógic…Read more
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    Representaciones sociales acerca de la adopción en parejas sin hijos residentes en el departamento del Quindío
    with Laura Fernanda Gaitán Ramírez, Carolina Guevara Hernández, and Valentina Martínez Aguirre
    Ratio Juris 15 (30). 2020.
    Esta es una investigación cualitativa de tipo exploratorio, que tiene como objetivo examinar las Representaciones sociales acerca de la adopción en parejas sin hijos y con posibilidades de adoptar, para lo cual se aplicará una entrevista semiestructurada a 50 parejas, además de una ficha de caracterización sociodemográfica elaborada para esta investigación. Se concluye que las parejas tienen una representación sesgada de la adopción, y prejuicios respecto a la edad, la salud, la historia de los …Read more
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    Pricing Social Externalities: The Case of Income Inequality
    with Bryan W. Husted
    Proceedings of the International Association for Business and Society 24 94-105. 2013.
    Using the Theil index to measure income inequality, we define a specific firm’s contribution to overall income inequality and propose a simple model to find theequilibrium price for a given target of income inequality reduction. We first establish income inequality reduction targets for a population of firms. We then model a marginal income inequality reduction cost curve and match demand and supply to derive the equilibrium price. Using a small sample of fifteen firms, we simulate a market for …Read more
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    Thoughts on the Evaluation of Corporate Social Performance Through Projects
    with Bryan W. Husted and Markus Biehl
    Journal of Business Ethics 105 (2): 175-186. 2012.
    Corporate social performance (CSP) has become a widely applied concept, discussed in most large firms’ corporate reports and the academic literature alike. Unfortunately, CSP has largely been employed as a way of demonstrating corporate social responsibility (CSR) in practice, or to justify the business case for CSR in academia by relating some measure of CSP to some measure of financial performance. In this article, we discuss multiple shortcomings to these approaches. We argue that (1) CSR act…Read more
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    Measuring Corporate Social Performance
    with Bryan W. Husted
    Proceedings of the International Association for Business and Society 19 149-161. 2008.
    This article argues that one of the principal difficulties in measuring CSR performance lies with the unit of analysis and that its social, environmental and economic impacts need to be examined at a project level. Using a quasi-experimental research approach the paper shows an evaluation of the Patrimonio Hoy (PH) a CSR program of CEMEX, one of the largest cement manufacturers inthe world
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    Pricing Social Externalities: The Case of Income Inequality
    with Bryan W. Husted
    Proceedings of the International Association for Business and Society 24 94-105. 2013.
    Using the Theil index to measure income inequality, we define a specific firm’s contribution to overall income inequality and propose a simple model to find theequilibrium price for a given target of income inequality reduction. We first establish income inequality reduction targets for a population of firms. We then model a marginal income inequality reduction cost curve and match demand and supply to derive the equilibrium price. Using a small sample of fifteen firms, we simulate a market for …Read more