WHAT IS OUTSIDE THE COMFORT ZONE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW? - A CONCEPTUAL, PRACTICAL AND SYSTEMIC ANALYSIS OF "GENETIC INFORMATION" AS AN OBJECT OF INTERNATIONAL LAW by Donadio Linares, Luciano M.

“…International negotiations are in a kind of political lock caused by divergent positions between developed and developing countries. This article is intended to describe genetic information as an object of study, the state of the international debate and some systemic effects of this discussion on some fundamentals of the contemporary international law, such as the principle of national sovereignty over natural resources. …”
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Successful experiences of mobile learning in formative processes by Ramírez, Eugenio, Zambrano, Juan

“…The use of mobile learning passed in a way to close the digital gap in the school field, to a way to mitigate some social inequalities, that is, contribute to closing the social and pedagogical gap, especially in developing countries. Such situation faces great challenges, summed up in the construction and adoption of bold and flexible public policies.…”
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The Financing Challenges of Structural Transformations in Africa in the Post-Covid-19 Period: An Opportunity to Rethink the Financial Resilience of the Continent by Hamimida, Mama

“…The increase in interest rates in developed countries could push heavily indebted nations into a debt crisis. …”
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