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This paper examines associative participation in Spanish society from a gender perspective, focusing on participation levels, associative integration and forms of associationism. The following research questions were formulated: “Do levels of associative participation differ between men and women?” and “Do men and women participate in the same type of associations?”. To respond to these questions, data from the 2019 Survey on Social Capital in Spain was analyzed. This data is representative at a national level, and descriptive, correlational and ordered logistic regression analyses were performed. It was concluded that evidence supports a burden of gender roles in terms of associationism, especially for political associationism, creating a ceiling effect for participation and even social trust. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Entrepreneurship plays a significant role in a country's development, through new ventures and innovation. In recent times, entrepreneurs have incorporated sustainability into their practice to become more competitive and productive. However, during the COVID-19 pandemic, entrepreneurship has faced the challenge of deciding to allocate limited resources to maintain legitimacy. This paper analyzes the relationship between legitimacy and financial sustainability in COVID-19 times among Colombian entrepreneurs, moderated by family and friends' support. Primary data was collected through a survey of 219 Colombian entrepreneurs. The structural equation model technique was used to validate the model. The study findings revealed that legitimacy positively affects financial sustainability and is positively enhanced by the family's support of Colombian entrepreneurs while being negatively moderated by friends' support. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Este artigo tem por objetivo verificar quais são as estratégias de governança comunitária estabelecidas para a conservação dos bens naturais de uso comum pelos comunitários da Reserva Extrativista (Resex) do Ciriaco, a partir dos oito princípios básicos de Ostrom para se alcançar instituições sólidas. Foi realizada uma pesquisa documental, que analisou os projetos de desenvolvimento da Resex. Ademais, foram aplicados questionários aos Comunitários e aos membros do Conselho Deliberativo da Resex do Ciriaco. Os resultados mostraram que um único modelo de governança comunitária para os bens naturais não é suficiente para promover o equilíbrio e a durabilidade das instituições e a sustentabilidade socioambiental e cultural, essenciais em uma Reserva Extrativista. A construção de uma agenda de pesquisa contribuiria para ampliar e aprofundar pontos da governança comunitária que requerem maior clareza, como: ampliar os princípios que indicam a prosperidade e a sustentabilidade de Reservas Extrativistas ao longo do tempo, buscando atender às demandas regionais (sociais, ambientais e culturais) e às especificidades de cada bioma. Abstract: This paper aims to verify the community governance strategies established for the conservation of common-use natural resources by the community members of the Ciriaco Extractive Reserve (Resex), based on Ostrom's eight basic principles for achieving robust institutions. Documentary research was conducted, analyzing the development projects of the Resex. Additionally, questionnaires were administered to community members and members of the Deliberative Council of the Ciriaco Resex. The results showed that a single model of community governance for natural resources is not sufficient to promote the balance and durability of institutions and socio-environmental and cultural sustainability, which are essential in an Extractive Reserve. Building a research agenda would contribute to expanding and deepening aspects of community governance that require greater clarity, such as expanding the principles that indicate the prosperity and sustainability of Extractive Reserves over time, seeking to meet regional (social, environmental, and cultural) demands and the specificities of each biome.

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