Multivariate sociodemographic effects on the experience of burnout in Peruvian school teachers by Fernandez Arata, Manuel José, Calderón-De la Cruz, Gustavo Alexis, Merino Soto, César Ajax, Juárez-García, Arturo

“…The present study explored the effect of sociodemographic factors sex (male and female), level of education (primary and secondary) and types of educational management (public and private) on burnout syndrome. 717 school teachers (women, 71.4%), educational level (primary, 53.8), recruited at several institutions (52.6% of private management) in Lima, Peru participated in the study. …”
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The Tax Pressure Reflections on the subject by Bara, Ricardo

“…In other words, what proportion of resources for voluntary private exchanges and what proportion for collective and coercive exchanges. …”
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The Use of Measurement Invariance with Dichotomous Variables as Evidence of Validity by Rojas Torres, Luis, Rojas Rojas, Guaner, Brizuela Rodríguez, Armel, Rojas Torres, Luis, Rojas Rojas, Guaner, Brizuela Rodríguez, Armel

“…Measurement invariance was analyzed according to two classifications, by high school kind (public or private) and by sex. The method used was a confirmatory factor analysis with two correlated factors defined from the two components of the PAA (N = 11304). …”
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The construction of lay education in Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico (1824-1879) by Ortiz Cirilo, Alejandro

“…The specificities of public and private schools, at different educational levels and in different historical contexts, are taken up again, focusing on the legal aspects that served as norms.…”
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