El patrimonio arqueológico posthispánico del sur bonaerense a través de las colecciones by Bagaloni, Vanesa N.

Subjects: “…Public and private collections…”
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Tradiciones políticas y memoria : significaciones sobre la noción de bien común en la experiencia de lucha ferroviaria by Salomone, Mariano

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Segregación y dispersión en la atención del derecho a la salud mental en el centro de la provincia de Buenos Aires by Galarza, Bárbara

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The new unified civil and commercial code and cultural heritage protection in Argentina by Endere, Maria Luz, Colombato, Lucia Carolina

“…The latter is the most innovative aspect of the reform since it involves a change of approach regarding private property and strengthens the regulatory powers of the state over private property, which might be applied to the protection of cultural property.…”
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The delimitation of public spaces in the necropolis of Vesuvio Gate, Pompeii (Italy) by Raposo Gutiérrez, Noemí

“…This analysis is based on the study of Roman laws, as well as on the study of the termini, which are stones specifically used to delimit public and private spaces in ancient Roman urban areas. The termini can clearly be recognized not only in the tombs but also in the public buildings of the city. …”
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Common processes and different trayectories around the lands of indians villages of Jujuy. Between the XVII and XIX centuries by Sica, Gabriela

“…The decline and extinction of several of these “pueblos de indios” will occur in the last decades of the eighteenth century and the first decades of the nineteenth century by the advance of private property and the new liberal ideas.…”
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THE PROTECTION OF THE CULTURAL HERITAGE OF GALICIAN EMIGRATION IN CARTAGENA DE INDIAS (COLOMBIA). REFLECTIONS ON THE CONSERVATION OF CASA GALICIA by Vázquez-Miraz, Pedro, Matos, Camilo, Romero, Luis

“…After the sale of the building to a private company in the decade of 1980, there was a stage of abandonment that led to the disappearance of every element that symbolized its past and, conversely, the trademark of the new owner —the company Corona— has been emphasized in recent times. …”
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The future of a Collection. Bourgeois culture, identity, and public memory through the Museo Municipal de Arte Decorativo “Firma y Odilo Estévez” of Rosario city by Simonetta, Leonardo C., Zapata, Horacio Miguel Hernán

“…The article reconstructs the history of a private art collection gathered by Firma Mayor and Odilo Estévez Yáñez, a married couple from the dominant social group that laid the foundations for the construction of a bourgeois order in the city of Rosario at the beginning of the 20th century. …”
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Phisical anthropology teaching in the Argentina of the early 20th century. Robert Lehmann-Nitsche and the disciples’ formation by Ballestero, Diego, Sardi, Marina

“…The examination of these materials, together with Lehmann-Nitsche’s private letters, allow us to propose the absence of a systematic plan in order to institutionalize and professionalize the anthropological practices. …”
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Reflections on the process of creation of archaeological collections in Tandil (province of Buenos Aires) by Arislur, Selene

“…In this article we present the record of eight archaeological collections, two public and six private,collected in Tandil (province of Buenos Aires). …”
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Dilemmas of modernity: practice and theory of contract archeology in Córdoba, Argentina by Lindskoug, Henrik Bernhard, Marschoff, María

“…The archaeology of and in the city of Córdoba poses the challenge of combining multiple interests and actors in a professional practice that intersects academia, the private sector and the state in different ways. In this article, we describe and reflect on this practice and show how this approach guided us to explore these various positions and initiate new investigations. …”
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Tourism, andean otherness and its locus of dispute, Tilcara, Quebrada de Humahuaca by Primo, Rosario

“…Based on an ethnography carried out between 2017 and 2019, it offers a description and analysis of three profiles involved in the configuration of tourism, which are defined in terms of the predominant locus - neither “pure”, not “unique”- of agents and agencies: governmental, private and communal locus. The analysis unfolds a relational and symbolic view of tourism, understanding it as a social space of hierarchical intercultural relations, marked by cultural translations and disputes over knowledge, where pre-existing historical alterities are reworked. …”
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Individualización, dilemas de la maternidad y desarrollo laboral : continuidades y cambios by Castilla, María Victoria

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“Mi casa, su casa”. The subjectivation of the intimate space like represented image by Queiroz Ferreira, Raquel

“…How to negotiate the permission to observe/photograph them already be so private and intimate spaces? This study take an extract of registry of an amateur research – published in a blog – about the way of life inscribed in the homeloving space. …”
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An analysis of the effectiveness of the legal construction of criminal responsibility in the killing of Lonco Luán. The power of forgiving by Lombraña, Andrea Natalia

“…The Argentine Penal Code considers the normative prohibition about the use of the private violence, although it offers certain reduced blameworthiness (in terms of criminal responsibility) through the attenuation of pains or the declaration of incompetent, if its use comes accompanied from certain intense emotional component. …”
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Afecto, cuidado y dinero by Russo, Marlene Denise

“…Through the analysis of field situations observed in the space of the conciliation hearings (previous stage) of a family court in the Buenos Aires suburbs, I will investigate the boundaries between the dimensions that ideally belong to the public and the private and the uses and meanings that appear in money, care and affections in family conflicts.…”
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La fecha de la cerámica más temprana en los Andes sur. Una perspectiva macrorregional mediante modelos bayesianos by Marsh, Erik Johnson; Universidad Nacional de Cuyo

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Las presencias de los padres en las instituciones educativas y la configuración del trabajo docente : el caso de una escuela privada de la ciudad de Buenos Aires by Petrelli, Lucía

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“…swept by canister shot and pierced by cannonballs and rockets…” Analysis of artillery projectiles from Pavon battlefield, 1861 by Leoni, Juan Bautista, Tamburini, Diana Sandra

“…These projectiles are part of a private collection –Estancia Los Naranjos, property of the Rueda family- and of a museum collection –Historical and Railway Museum “Escribano Alfredo Rueda”. …”
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The Anglo Mexican Mining Association and the Guanajato Mint in the Nineteenth Century by Parra, Alma

“…These investments soon expanded to other areas connected to mining such as coin production, thanks to measures taken during the independence war which decentralised coinage and which allowed for the establishment of minting houses in the provinces leasing them to private entrepreneurs. As early as 1824 the Mint House of Guanajuato was leased to the Anglo Mexican Mining Association which managed to keep its control until the late nineteenth century. …”
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