he Foreign Policy of the Argentine Civil-Military Dictatorship towards Guatemala (1976-1983) by Rostica, Julieta

“…The foreign policy of the civil-military dictatorship of Argentina (1976-1983) toward Central America has been commonly analyzed according to Argentina's participation in the anti and counter-revolutionary struggle in Nicaragua, without regard to the historical particularities of each of the countries the region. …”
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Words and Times. The Argentine Crisis of 2001 in Political Discourse (1999-2003) by Cané Pastorutti, Mariana

“…As a result, we identify a process of disarticulation-rearticulation of the consensus on the possible and the desirable in connection with the diagnosis of the crisis (causes, scopes, solutions) and with the configuration of the time of the common (and this, in two levels: the one of the historical narrative, and that of the ontological time). …”
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Retracing the steps: On 'I am still learning: four experiments in retrospective philology'. Carlo Ginzburg (2020). Translated by Rafael Gaune Corradi. Buenos Aires, Fondo de Cultur... by Argañaraz, Cecilia

“…This work deals precisely with that past, or that common trunk, from which our professions draw their water.…”
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The Prussian Code and Savigny: Their influence on doctrine and legislation by Pizarro, Nestor A.

“…All this body of norms was what was called common law. Correlative to this branch or tendency there was another branch of purely Germanic origin and characteristics that constituted the territorial law with the modalities proper to each state, nation or territory; this was called the territorial law or Landrecht. …”
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How Specific is Latin America in a World of Contrasted Inequality Regimes? by Boyer, Robert, Boyer, Robert

“…Three contemporary paradoxes regarding the trajectories of inequality in North America, Europe and Latin America deserve explanations. A common socioeconomic approach is proposed and applied, based upon the concept of inequality regimes. …”
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National Determinants of Intra-industry Trade in Argentina by De Cicco, Javier Alfredo, Calá, Carla Daniela, Berges, Miriam Edith

“…The results show that IIT is positively related to the demand complexity of the trading partner and its market size as well as the existence of common cultural ties. Besides, it is negatively related to geographical distance and trade concentration. …”
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Three rock art sites in Comechingones Hill, Cordoba Province by Rocchietti, Ana Maria

“…It seems to be alienation in graphic language, an experiment in painting and deployment of a common psychic energy. Geoforms containing them have a high visual impact; art and rock form a simbolic whole. …”
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Cave paintings and coastal cultural development in the extreme north of Chile (2,000 B.C. to the present) by Oyaneder, Adrián, Alday, Camila, Sepúlveda, Marcela, Valenzuela, Daniela

“…This data in addition to archaeological information from Lluta and Azapa basins, shows that painting wasn’t a common technique for manufacturing rock art in the Pacifi c coast and lower western valleys of northern Chile, since there are only seven sites of this kind. …”
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Caracteristicas de discos debris en Enanas Blancas by Saker, L, Gómez, Mercedes, Chavero, Carolina Andrea

“…In addition, the dimensions and masses of these rings are compared with those around main sequence stars, commonly known in the literature as debris disks.…”
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Aluminum and light alloys (Conclusion) by Fontana, Lorenzo P.

“…Several processes are used for this elaboration, such as the hammer, the press, the rolling mill, the ''extrusion'' process, etc. It is the most common material used in aircraft construction, as it is received in factories in the form of sheets, strips, bars, profiles, tubes, wires, etc., or in ingots to be shaped by stamping. …”
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Promoting Open Educational Resources from Public Universities by Chiarani, Marcela Cristina

“…The Open Educational Resources Movement considers knowledge as a common good, and encourages teachers, researchers and autodidacts to distribute their own material produced in the Internet, under open-access licenses so that it can be reused, redistributed, combined and adapted. …”
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Maisie: the subject of the unconscious beyond the child by Nuñez, Valeria

“…So far, we have a mixture which is very common nowadays. However, the directors show, to those who do not want to keep up with the parent’s different ideas that create a trauma to the kid, the possibility of the invention of the subject-kid, that one who, according to Lacan’s terminology, stands and does what he has to do with his real. …”
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Emerging film in Ecuador by Pazmiño Tello, Álvaro, Mora, Marcela

“…This narrates the story of a political prisoner and his escape, dealing with common themes such as power and corruption. Likewise, an audience analysis is performed with the students from the Faculty of Communication, Arts and Humanity of the University Tecnológica Equinoccial, as practical Cinematography course work to deepen the meaning associated to the film from its emergent character. …”
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Secrets of a Soul by Douville, Olivier

“…Psychoanalysis, semiotics and motion science could join to treat movies not only as the narrative art, but also as an art which will articulate in its grammar, inflicted wounds to the common imagination and the ability to dream.…”
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Argentina versus the Free Trade Agreement of the Americas by Jacobo, Alejandro

“…Subsequently, it tries to establish what the Argentine position should be in the negotiations related to that agreement, which arises from the dilemma about whether or not the country should negotiate with the Southern Common Market (MERCOSUR). Finally, the presentation makes some recommendations on what Argentina should do, from now on, in the FTAA.…”
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Youth, organization and participation practices of participation: A view from Social Pedagogy by Arbelo Almada, María Belén, Ceballos Gómez, Lucía

“…From this concept, we seek to visualize how political action converges with educational action, and to knowhow these young people build, from their collective, the sense of community and produceother ways of inhabiting the common. In fact, we conceive this final work as a way of doinguniversity extension where exchanges of knowledge and co-constructions of meanings aregenerated around education in the habits of territorial militancy. …”
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Foreign Resident Population In Spain. How many are there and where did they come from? 1940-2020 by Cortés Rodríguez, Susana

“…The foreign population has been extensively studied in its labor, demographic and housing aspects, so this article will address the subject with respect to its quantitative analysis over time, more than 80 years, insisting basically on its number and nationality, and with the common characteristic of being a resident foreign population. …”
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The myth of the credit for the poor: the myth-credit. Analysis of the production of a ‘new’ way to eradicate poverty by Koberwein, Adrian

“…We will also show that these stories present similar characteristics to those that Geertz (1994) attributes to the “common sense”, concluding that we are dealing with a conflictive process of production and imposition of meanings that result in the legitimation of microcredit as the “ultimate solution to poverty”.…”
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Food plant resources management in Quebrada de los Corrales, El Infiernillo, Tucumán (2100-1550 years bp) by Oliszewski, Nurit, Arreguez, Guillermo

“…The set of food plants would have included various wild and domestic taxa that were either procured or produced locally or non-locally: algarrobo, chañar, wild creole squash, soldaque, wild and domestic common bean, microthermal tubers, quinoa and corn.…”
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