Institutional bodies, budgets and fiscal regulation at multigovernmental level by Asencio, Miguel Ángel, Asencio, Alejandro, Peralta, Liliana

“…Here we will expand the analysis of the intervening institutions or those that influence the budget cycle or process, considering, however, that their existence can be imagined in more than one level of government, given that they also happen to interbreed with the improvement of the system of relations intergovernmental prosecutors in federative countries.…”
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Psychology as behavioral science in the professional practice and publications of Carolina Martusceli Bori: 1950s and 1960s by Cândido, Gabriel Vieira, Massimi, Marina

“…Her acting presented here happened in a period of constitution of Psychology in Brazil and the sectors in which she worked shows her preoccupation with the training in psychology and the inclusion of experimentation in this training. …”
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The flipped classroom: a challenge for teaching communicative English at the higher level by Domínguez, María Belén, Aguirre Céliz, Cecilia, Rivarola, Marcela, Busso, Natalia

“…Such model implies a different way in which the teaching and learning processes happen. Thus, it basically consists of reversing the traditional order of the events that occur inside and outside the class. …”
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The specificity of social research methodology when working with people on “probation.”The case of women “in transition” by Kalinsky, Beatriz

“…This paper attempts to account the drastic change in the relationships with that happens between de anthropologist and the interlocutors in the case of women who go from being deprived of their liberty on their return to free society (“probation”). …”
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The Operativo Independencia as a foundational experience of state terrorism (Tucumán, Argentina, 1975-1977) by Garaño, Santiago

“…I argue that this staging was revealed as the most propitious scenario to hide that, behind the scenes, thousands of Tucumanos were being exterminated and disappeared, in particular because scenes of a “showable” repression could be staged there, while thiswas not what happened in the clandestine detention centers. Parallel to the use of violence, military personnel gradually accumulated repressive experience with regard to the forced disappearance of persons. …”
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Reflections of a public hospital doctor in times of a COVID-19 pandemic by Obregón, Liliana Miriam

“…Faced with this responsible attitude of those who accept the challenge and go out to face the disease every day, Liliana Obregón observes the behavior of those who do not respect social estating, who gather, who fill the squares and in their own words "are exposed to contagion as if nothing happened. Obviously we are living two opposite realities", contrasting and worrying for those of us who "have the Public Hospital shirt on."     …”
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Mad Men by Busquier, Lucía

“…In this TV series where the daily life of an advertising agency is shown, a large number of mentions can be seen of the claims promoted by the feminists of that decade and various situations in which women were located in a secondary location, as was also the case (and it happens) in society…”
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Selection rules for Sales Tax audits by Arias, Roberto José

“…In our understanding, this happens because of: i) there isa key difference between the assumed objective (theoretical) of the taxadministration and the actual objectives, ii) every model assumes that taxpayers know audit rules, when in fact they are kept confidential by thetax administration. iii) most models restrict tax evasion to underreporting,iv) there might be practical or non-economical issues that prevent taxadministrations using optimal auditing rules. …”
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Educational biology teaching and learning with the Moodle platform by Quse, Ligia, Masullo, Marina, Occelli, Maricel

“…The first courses involve a number of challenges, not only for students but for teachers seeking to introduce them in a space of reflection and communication of knowledge and promote meaningful learning. This happens on “Science Education Problematic” course at the Facultad de Ciencias Exactas, Físicas y Naturales in the Universidad Nacional de Córdoba. …”
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Distributional effects of public social spending in Argentina, with emphasis on education and health by Cristina, A. Daniela, Barraud, Ariel A.

“…An analysis of the distribution of educational levels shows that the same thing happens with the different levels of education spending. …”
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Animality in question: rights, ontologies, moralities and politics by Carman, Maria

“…In addition, the animal turn of thought does not offer a clear political horizon, nor does it consider what would happen if an animal right were to conflict with the survival of a specific human group.…”
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Animality in question: rights, ontologies, moralities and politics by Carman, Maria; CONICET - Universidad de Buenos Aires. Instituto Gino Germani. Buenos Aires, Argentina.

“…In addition, the animal turn of thought does not offer a clear political horizon, nor does it consider what would happen if an animal right were to conflict with the survival of a specific human group.…”
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Flintstones to the Jetsons: Wonders of technological progress with convergence by Milei, Javier Gerardo

“…Then consider what a person from that time would feel if you told them what happens in our world today. Now, try to rationalize and multiply those feelings 4.6 times. …”
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THE MALVINAS WAR IN THE DIARIO DE QUERÉTARO by Solís Hernández, Oliva, Elizondo Sánchez, Andrea Itzel

“…It was also shown that, although the press is expected to report on the events “as they happened”, in this case this is not the case. There is much speculation about the possible consequences of the war, especially when the Cold War scenario is set in the background. …”
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Archaeology, time and “Vaca Muerta” by Weissel, Axel

“…The diverse conditions (material and temporal) that surrounds the deposition or construction of the multiple objects and spaces not only represents a specific relation with the events that have already happened (and therefore with a previous anthropic materiality) but also pierce the funding ontological conceptions of time that imply, by themselves, future and past material projections. …”
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