Legal Persons in International Private Law by Romero del Prado, Víctor Nicolas

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Public-Private Partnerships in Mexico: Structural Corruption, Subcontracting and Indebtedness by López Toache, Vania, Romero Amado, Jorge, Martínez de Ita, María Eugenia

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Stir up the past in the face of the danger of the present. Alternative reflections on the cultural and environmental heritage of Corrientes, Argentina by Rus, Maria Florencia

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Fiscal Transfers, Public Sector Wage Premium and the Effects on Private Wages by Capello, Marcelo, Figueras, Alberto José, Freille, Sebastián, Moncarz, Pedro E.

“…We examine the relationship between federal transfers, the existence of a wage premium for the public sector and its effects on private wages in Argentina. The empirical analysis is based on the theoretical presumption that federal fiscal transfers to the different regions are being used to finance more public employment therefore discouraging private activity. …”
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MEDIA SEXUALITIES IN LATIN AMERICA: EVERY BODY IS POLITICAL by Bonavitta, Paola, De Garay Hernandez, Jimena

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The adhesion contract by Montagné, Hipólito

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Análisis del Programa de gobierno de Apruebo Dignidad en educación superior. Continuidades y rupturas de las políticas de educación chilena by Bustos Fuentes, Eduardo

“…In this line, the proposals would not significantly  modify the existing forms of privatization nor move away from an economized approach. …”
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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.

“…The current debate on access, control and benefit-sharing arising from the use of genetic information presents a situation in which the balance between sovereignty and privatization of natural resources is once again in tension…”
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Past and possible futures of the Argentine electricity sector by Romero, Carlos A., Ferro, Gustavo

“…The Argentinean electricity sector was modernized in the 1990s with aims to promote technological change, privatization, and regulation through specific agencies, alongside a macroeconomic stabilization plan. …”
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Campaign finance and national elections: An empirical investigation for Argentina, 2005-2013 by Freille, Sebastián, Soffietti, Pablo

“…Our findings suggest that while parties receive both public and private funds, only private contributions are significantly associated with electoral performance –i.e. the higher the ratio of private to public contributions the higher the vote share. …”
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Electricity Distribution and Technical Efficiency in Argentina: An Application of Stochastic Frontier Analysis (SFA) using Functions of Distance by Díaz, Darío Ezequiel

“…The financial crisis of 2009 and the negative experience of some privatizations internationally together with weak economic literature regarding the ownership / efficiency ratio, revived the debate on analyzing the relationship between public / private ownership of the company and its efficiency technique; measurement of the latter and appropriate regulatory scheme for power distribution. …”
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Interamerican Cabotage. A proposal of continental solidarity in times of war elaborated by the Argentine Social Museum (1914-1916) by Zanzottera, Guillermina

“…In the face of the armed conflict, Museo Social Argentino made an appeal to the different States, intelligentsia and american social institutions to initiate a joint action, enlighten on a period of dim limits where official action overlapped those of private initiatives.…”
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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 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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The Use of Measurement Invariance with Dichotomous Variables as Evidence of Validity by 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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NEW FORMS OF PRIMITIVE ACCUMULATION: THE EXPANSION OF SOYBEAN IN ARGENTINA by Spinella, Liliana

“…The aim of this paper is to analyze the main features of the expansion of soybean in Argentina through the lens of two of the contradictions at the heart of capitalism: on the one hand, the contradiction between private appropriation and common wealth; and on the other hand, the contradiction between capital and nature. …”
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On the modes of proximity’s representation in contemporary Argentina: “not intimate” proximity in the leadership of Carlos Reutemann in Santa Fe (1991-1995) by Lascurain, María Cecilia

“…On the contrary, he preferred a style of closeness through face-to-face contact instead of exposing his private life that mass media makes possible. In this sense, the legitimacy of proximity in Reutemann’s case operated in a unidirectional way: he was the one that “listen” or “empathize” with his represented, instead of allowing people “listen” or “empathize” with any private situation of his own (unlike the proximity leaders analyzed by the literature, in whose case the proximity unfolds in a bi-directional way). …”
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URBAN SPRAWL AND SOCIO-SPATIAL SEGREGATION IN THE CITY OF CÓRDOBA (ARGENTINA) DURING THE '80S by Cervio, Ana Lucía

“…On the one hand, the urban developing policies that seek to increase productivity and attract private investments that re-qualify strategic areas of the city. …”
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Elasticity of demand for labor in Uruguay by Porras, Sylvina, Melognio, Eliana

“…We found that the aggregate labour demand is relatively inelastic with respect to changes in labour cost and more elastic when the universe is bounded to private dependent work. It’s close to unity with respect to product and the response of labour demand to change in capital cost seems to be the same as the response to change in labour cost with opposite sign.…”
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