Fertility Probabilistic Projections in Argentina by Andreozzi, Lucia, Ribotta, Bruno

“…In recent years, a significant number of demographic statistical methods have been proposed. Most of them have been developed with the purpose of forecasting demographic components or indicators derived from the assumptions of an underlying model. …”
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Notes for a genealogy of drug policies in Argentina: From the beginning of the 20th century to the first decade of the 21st century by González, Nicolás Guillermo

“…This is a bibliographic review of the available studies on drug policy in Argentina guided by Foucault's genealogical method. The objective of the article is to show the conditions of possibility of a prohibitionist-punitive paradigm in drug policy, its development, consolidation and possible alternatives, as well as to offer an orientation for the use of Foucauldian genealogy in the subject.…”
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An estimate of the output gap of Argentina by Rodriguez, José María

“…This paper intends to contribute to this discussion for the Argentine case, making an estimate of the potential product through the structural method of the production function, considering two productive factors, labor and capital, combined through a Cobb-Douglas technology. …”
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The Journal Index of Neurology and Psychiatry. 1938-1946. The neuropsychiatric's beginnings in Pichon Rivière by Klappenbach, Hugo Alberto

“…Finally, the paper analyzes such books reviews as a part of the early thought of Pichon-Rivière, discussing as well the thesis of the institutional isolation of Pichon Rivière. Concerning its method, the paper is a retrospective ex post facto study, in which the research was conducted in the Archives of the Library of the Medical Sciences School at Buenos Aires University.…”
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Mortality due to external causes in the elderly. Trends in Argentina, 2000-2014 by Pelaez, Enrique, Acosta, Laura, Molinatti, Florencia

“…Mortality rates from these causes (per 100,000 inhabitants) were calculated among people aged 60 years and over, by sex, adjusted for age by the direct method, using the standard population of the World Health Organization. …”
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