Vol. 2 No. 2 (2026): Society and Regional Development
The present issue of the Revista Científica Multidisciplinaria en Ciencias Sociales y Humanidades Eucken, entitled Society and Regional Development, brings together a set of studies that examine, from a critical and multidisciplinary perspective, the contemporary dynamics shaping regional development in Latin American contexts. The articles address structural issues related to economics, public management, informality, mining activities, and international trade, highlighting their impact on processes of growth and social well-being.
Additionally, this issue includes research focused on organizational and business analysis, emphasizing aspects such as ethical climate in SMEs, logistics management, and digital marketing strategies in local enterprises. These contributions provide insights into productive transformations within specific territories, as well as the challenges associated with competitiveness and business sustainability.
In the legal and social domain, emerging phenomena such as the regulation of surrogacy in Latin America are examined, revealing normative and ethical tensions in contexts of change. Likewise, the implications of technological innovation are explored, particularly the use of artificial intelligence in neuromarketing processes, reflecting the growing intersection between technology and social behavior.
Overall, this issue offers a comprehensive view of regional development by articulating theoretical and empirical approaches that contribute to academic debate and to the understanding of complex realities, with particular emphasis on their social and territorial impact.
Published:
2026-06-26
