Monetary Essays for Open Economies: The Argentine Case by Milei, Javier G., Giacomini, Diego

“…The divergence has much of its origin in a huge set of fallacies emerging from John Maynard Keynes’s “General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money” published in 1936, whose bad influences extend to this day and that , Along with local structuralism, have caused so much damage to the economy of the country and its inhabitants.…”
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The Basque women's organizations of Argentina and their assistance to the exile of the Spanish Civil War: a political activism with growing autonomy by De Cristóforis, Nadia

“…This occurred within two women's groups that emerged in 1938 in Buenos Aires and Rosario, called Emakume Abertzale Batza (Meeting of Patriotic Women). …”
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Los partidos politicos frente al «terrorismo de estado» en el cono sur de América. Un estudio de caso: la campaña electoral de 1983 en Neuquén, Argentina by Bucciarelli, Mario Arias

“…En la década de 1980, emerge un singularinterés por la democracia. En el mundo desarrolladopuede asociarse a tres factores interrelacionados.La crisis del estado de bienestar,la irrupción del neoliberalismo y la difusióndel pensamiento posmoderno. …”
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Cognitive variables implicated in chronic Pain by Moretti, Luciana Sofía

“…Since the creation of gate control theory, the importance of psychological variables in chronic pain has emerged. Thus, the cognitive variables are emphasized in between behaviors, emotions and social factors for the explanation of chronic pain. …”
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Doing politics in the Club Juventud by Moreira, Verónica

“…The data used as evidence of this development emerged during the fieldwork in a sports institution, a nationally renowned institution between 2004 and 2005 and mid-2007 until late 2009.…”
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Los nuevos modos de comunicación digital con el Municipio. Un estudio de caso by Dorado, Claudia

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Oikouménē : la cultura relacional helenística by Martin Parra, Ezequiel

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Cyclical behavior of fiscal policy in Argentina: ¿Won decade or lost decade? by Granado, María José

“…In order to capture probable fiscal-policy-cyclical-behavior improvement, as alleged by several other authors towards emerging countries, the two decades of cyclical behavior is contrasted; starting from 1993 to 2002, and from 2003 onwards. …”
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Informal urbanizations in Gran Buenos Aires agglomeration. A sociodemographic approach based on census data (2010) by Mera, Gabriela

“…Possibilities and limitations of this methodology are evaluated and, as a result, the particularities of these types of habitat are analyzed in terms of age structure, migratory origin, educational level, household’s composition and size, housing conditions, and the contrasts that emerge between them and with respect to the urban set.…”
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The origins of music as an adaptive trait in humans by Amodeo, Martín Raúl

“…The main hypotheses state that music has emerged from adaptive processes such as communication and emotional coordination between mother and infant, the conformation of large cohesive groups, mate selection or the development of cognitive and emotional flexibility through play. …”
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Dark Anthropology and its others: Theory since the eighties by Ortner, Sherry, Blázquez, Gustavo, Díaz, María Cecilia

“…In this article I consider several emergent trends in anthropology since the 1980s against a backdrop of the rise of neoliberalism as both an economic and a governmental formation. …”
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The development of geological-military maps in the argentine Mesopotamia by Aceñolaza, Florencio

“…These letters were developed on a basis of cartography regular Instituto Geográfico Militar which overcame the mapping of geological formations which there emerge, aspects of the phytogeography, geomorphology, soil types highlighting its consistency as well as details about the availability and quality of drinking water. …”
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Looks Like Viscera. Folds, Wraps, and Relations in the Southern Andes by Pazzarelli, Francisco Gustavo

“…This article explores how viscera, bodies, and forces emerge in resemblance to one another. In the connections between the animals’ butcher, the treatment of body parts, and the rituals of herd marking in the Argentinean highlands, folds and wrappings of viscera, leathers, meats, and dances make things "look like" something else in different scales, highlighting correspondences or reflections between entities. …”
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ARTE RUPESTRE: EL LUGAR TEÓRICO DE SU INTENSIDAD by Rocchietti, Ana

“…En este sentido, la arqueología del arte rupestre reposa sobre una intensidad de observación mientras que éste emerge de su intensidad sígnica.…”
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