No. 2 (2012): Research in Administrative Sciences

This second edition of the journal presents research exploring innovation, sustainability, and organizational management from diverse territorial and business perspectives. The articles address topics such as territorial development through regional innovation systems in Guanajuato, the perception of sustainable development in the government and business sectors of Navojoa, Sonora, and the influence of language in organizations, highlighting the importance of human and communicative factors in work environments.

Key issues such as corporate social responsibility, organizational structures in Sinaloa's horticultural sector, and management strategies in agricultural organizations are also analyzed, demonstrating how cooperation, ethics, and strategic planning are essential for competitiveness and sustainable growth. The edition concludes with a review of credit and collections, providing a practical overview of financial management in companies. Overall, this publication aims to promote critical thinking and the generation of knowledge useful for the country's economic and social development.