UPAU: a unique case of right-wing students in democracy by Cristal, Yann

“…With an explicit position towards the right and a proposal that the student unions should refrain from «doing politics», UPAU was the reverse of the «democratic spring» at the university and a key case of the disenchantment experienced by broad sectors in relation to the initial expectations with the democracy of 1983. …”
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Challenging silence: Reflections between museology and anthropology by Jeria, Verónica, Stáffora, Verónica, Cohen, Sebastián, Pegoraro, Andrea

“…Ambrosetti” was affected by the interventions of the national universities of the dictatorial governments between 1930 and 1983. After the democratic return, the Directorate of JA Pérez Gollán and M. …”
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The ethnographic and the genesis of a disciplinary matrix in Argentine social anthropology by Visacovsky, Sergio

“…In this article I deal with the development of anthropology in Argentina since the democratic return at the beginning of the 1980s to the beginning of the current century. …”
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“We do not want to be companion fishing, but objective fishing” by Álvarez Burgos, María Catalina

“…The results show a growing process of political empowerment of women's organizations, which, through common learning spaces, pressure the State in the search for democratic instances of participation.…”
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The Latin Americanism of exile. Reflections on the Latin American Testimony Magazine by Garategaray, Martina

“…A part of an ongoing project that aims to explore the political language of the democratic transition, centered on political and cultural journals, in this article we will explore the latinoamericanism in the peronistjournal TestimonioLatinoamericano. …”
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Migration and ‘Culture of Fear’: A Socio-Semiotic Study by Moreno Barreneche, Sebastián

“…This article examines the "culture of fear" that emerges around cultural diversity -specifically associated with migration- from such a theoretical perspective, in order to make a contribution both to the literature on cultures of fear, as well as to the debate on the risks their propagation and normalization pose to democratic societies.…”
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Osvaldo Heredia: research projects, classroom and other instructional contexts in the archaeology of the ‘60s and ‘70s by Bonnin, Mirta I.

“…Although the period in question runs from the ‘60s until his return to Argentina in the democratic era, this article focuses primarily on Heredia archaeological investigations conducted in the period 1973-1976 which were a turning point in his thought, with all its scope and also its limitations.…”
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“Between Fright and Affection”: Voices of Betrayal and Resistance in the Chilean Transition to Democracy by Albornoz Fariña, Ignacio

“…Produced during the period of the democratic transition, the film focus on the figure of Marcia Merino (political name “La Flaca Alejandra”), far-left militant who became a collaborator of Pinochet’s regime under torture. …”
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The uses of republicanism in the reinterpre- tation of democracy. Analysis of the political discourse in present-day Argentina by Velisone, Julia

“…Recent decades have been marked by the rise of right-wing sectors in democratic go- vernments, in parallel to the crisis of legiti- macy and representation of that system. …”
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Adaptation of the Leadership in Sport Scale (LSS-1) in Argentinian Athletes by Marzorati, Ariela, Pagano, Alejandro Emilio, Caicedo Cavagnis, Estefanía, Fiotti, Julieta Agustina, Fernández, Clara, Lorusso, Leandro Javier, Lehman, Federico Andrés

“…The AFC did not converge in the solution of 5 original factors, so an AFE was performed, discarding items 16 and 33 and evidencing a structure of 3 factors (autocratic behavior α = .54, training and instruction α = .94, democratic behavior α =.87) that explained 43% of the variance. …”
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EUTHANASIA, AUTONOMY AND THE FREE DISPOSING OF ONE´S OWN LIFE by Pérez Sánchez, Elías

“…Afterwards an attempt will be made to show that the free disposal of one´s own life meets with too many restrictions in Spain, and that in some of them there are underlying extra secular principles, unbecoming to a democratic, multicultural and secular society such as ours.…”
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The social dimension of bioarchaeology. Proposed work for an investigation including human bones in Argentina by García Laborde, Pamela, Conforti, María Eugenia, Guichón, Ricardo Anibal

“…Perhaps renouncing absolute authority to speak of the past is one of the keys to transforming the discipline, making it more democratic and multivocal, as well as humanizing it in order to incorporate other aspects and levels of analysis beyond the traditional perspectives of the  scientific work.…”
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There is no way to walk, archaeology is made when walking”: reflections on a political archaeology by Gilardenghi, Ezequiel

“…This work raises a series of questions aimed at discussing the values and norms imposed on Argentine archeology, such as: is it possible to change our practices? How can we democratize and diversify archaeology? How should changes be introduced and from what perspective? …”
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The impact of government debt on economic growth: an overview for Latin America by Jacobo, Alejandro D., Jalile, Ileana R.

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ROCK MUSICIANS AND NEW DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES. A PARTICULAR RELATIONSHIP IN A DISTRICT OF THE CONURBAN OF BUENOS AIRES by Moreno, Federico

“…Recent research on the impact of digital technologies on music, from a social perspective, highlights the appropriation by musicians of these technologies and their democratizing effects in terms of access to the production and circulation of works.This article aims to investigate the relationships between new digital technologies and musicians participating in a rock festival in the Avellaneda district, located in the southern suburbs of the City of Buenos Aires, presenting the particularities of this relationship in terms of representations and uses, as well as in dialogue with the revised bibliography.Methodologically, the research adopts a qualitative character based on conducting surveys, interviews and observations during workshops shared with social actors, that interprets them from a critical perspective. …”
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Musicians and state agents disputing cultural policy in the rock circuit of La Plata city by Cingolani, Josefina

“…An epochal climate that began in the years 2000, both in Argentina and Latin America, characterized by demands for democratic-participatory cultural policies, resulted in a change in the link between cultural makers and state agents. …”
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