The reception of Positive Psychology in Argentina: a bibliometric study of scientific journals articles by Mariñelarena-Dondena, Luciana

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In first pers@n: public ICT teacher training policies in Argentina by Martin, María Victoria

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On otherness and rigths: media and normative narratives about migrants´ access to public health by Abal, Yamila Soledad, Melella, Cecilia Eleonora, Matossian, Brenda

“…At the beginning of 2018, bills were proposed to regulate free access to public health services and higher education for those international migrants who did not qualify as “permanent residents”, based on the “reciprocity” criteria. …”
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The General Agreement on Trade in Services: a new challenge for the Public University in Argentina? by Gertel, Héctor R.

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Can Public Policy Help to Promote Micro-Enterprises Success in the Context of an Economic Downturn? The Case of Argentina by Gertel, Héctor R., Giuliodori, Roberto F., Bernard, Leandra, Meiners, Eugenia

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The pandemic as an opportunity. The mayor of Buenos Aires city on TikTok by Acosta, Marina

“…And, on the other hand, that formal and serious contents are excluded in all the publications of his account and replaced by formats close to informality, simplicity, emotionality and humor.…”
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The crisis of Argentina's fiscal state: a vision with ideas from Schumpeter by Bara, Ricardo

“…To find a solution to the problem, he developed a theoretical and historical scheme of the relations between public finances and the economic-political system. …”
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Fiscal decentralization, tax competition, and federal tax administration: A note from the Argentine experience by Piffano, Horacio L. P.

“…The paper analyses the usual arguments discussed in the fiscal federalismliterature about fiscal decentralization through normative and positive(public choice) approaches. Afterwards, limits to enhance significantlyfiscal decentralization in countries with important regional asymmetrieslike Argentina are analyzed. …”
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Free higher education and equity by Delfino, José A.

“…A behaviour that isexplained because tax system is progressive, poor have access barriers,private institutions offer good quality options to wealthy citizens and alarge fraction of people belonging to middle class attend the public highereducation sector.…”
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Evolution of computer and ICT education in Secondary Schools in Argentina during the last 35 years by Cotik, Viviana, Monteverde, Hector

“…In a country, where a great need of graduates in informatics is expected, it is fundamental to have competent teachers that encourage students and to have public policies tending to make this growth possible. …”
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The current scenario of Argentine debt. Implications of the case with holdouts by Devalle, Sofía

“…In recent months he has retaken public attention the issue of the holdouts (the Argentine bondholders who did not accept the debt restructuring proposed by the government in 2005 and 2010), following the ruling of Federal Judge in the District Court in the United States by the Southern District of New York, Thomas Griesa, in favor of a group of creditors of bonds that did not enter the last two restructurings District. …”
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Right to health and international agencies from a latin american perspective: HIV/AIDS in the international health agenda during the health emergency of 2002, Argentina by colautti, marisel andrea

“…In Argentina, the gear that sustains compliance with public health obligations is permeable to crisis. …”
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Cyclical behavior of fiscal policy in Argentina: ¿Won decade or lost decade? by Granado, María José

“…This paper analyses the relationship between Argentina's national public expenditure and its business cycle. It uses monthly time series from 1993. …”
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How pro-cyclical is the fiscal policy of Argentine provinces? Evidence for the period 1998- 2017 by Meloni, Osvaldo

“…I find that fiscal policy of subnational jurisdictions is procyclical in all main categories of public expenditure and tax revenue except for automatic transfers, which have no statistical significance. …”
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