THE “TRAPS” OF COMMUNITY AND THE POWER OF THE DISINTEREST IN THE PERSPECTIVE OF BOURDIEU by Bialakowsky, Alejandro

“…In this, his interpretation both of non modern societies, and of the modern disinterest of the State with universal pretentions (for example, in the official language and in education), and of autonomized and disinterested fields of symbolic goods, which include sociology, can be observed. …”
Get full text

ON THE EXISTENCE OF A MASS OF RESERVE AMONG HIGHER EDUCATION GRADUATES. ITS WEIGHT AND COMPOSITION IN ARGENTINA, 2010-2012 by Donaire, Ricardo Martín

“…The data comes from the processing of information from the official Annual Urban Household Survey 2010 and 2012.…”
Get full text

Arqueologia pública e novas tecnologias: o caso do projeto Paisagens em branco by Andrés, Zarankin, Codevilla Soares, Fernanda, da Silva Martire, Alex

Get full text
Get full text

El culto de las imágenes y la performance ritual en la Pampa del Tamarugal by Campos Muñoz, Luis

Get full text
Get full text

Wikimedia y la cobertura del COVID-19 en español: producción colaborativa de conocimientos en temas de actualidad / by Zanotti, Agustín

Get full text
Get full text

Campaign finance and national elections: An empirical investigation for Argentina, 2005-2013 by Freille, Sebastián, Soffietti, Pablo

“…One possible explanation for this is that incumbents have other sources of funding available to them –official advertising, informal campaign spending- which may be substitutes to formal private funding. …”
Get full text

La Archaeology in times of anger: the contribution of textiles in the reconstruction of genocide social practices (Pozo de Vargas - Argentina 1976-1983) by Romano, Andrés

“…This approach offers us the possibility of elaborating an alternative discourse to the fragmentary and manipulated “official” history. In this sense, the most important contribution of this article is to write another history through the study of non-discursive forms of evidence such as material culture.…”
Get full text
Get full text

Jóvenes qom en el Gran Buenos Aires by Beiras del Carril, Victoria

Get full text

THE UNION BUREAUCRACY IN THE FIRST RUSSIAN REVOLUTION: FROM THE ZUBATOV’S POLICE UNION TO THE GAPON ASSEMBLY by Mignon, Carlos, Gaido, Daniel

“…The peculiarity of the Russian experience during the years immediately prior to the 1905 revolution resides in the fact that it did not take place, as was usually the case in other countries, by granting workers freedom of strike, assembly and association and through the gradual cooptation of their ruling stratum by the bourgeois state, but as a result of an initiative of the Ministry of the Interior, and within it of the Secret Police (Okhrana), as opposed to the official policy of Tsarism, which did not legalize the unions until 1906, as well as that of the Ministry of Finance, which controlled the factory inspectorate and was particularly sensitive to the pressures of the capitalists. …”
Get full text

Paicor Deporte: Physical Education and Public Policies during the Democratic Recovery Period in Cordoba (1983-1995) by Larrechea Calderón, Rocío, Guzmán, Salvador Cruz

“…The paper describes and analyzes Paicor Deporte as a public policy device and its link with Physical Education after the return of democracy. For this task, official documents of the subprogram are recovered and people who were in charge of its implementation are interviewed. …”
Get full text

Boundaries of the state religion and extension of the popular religion at el-Amarna (Egypt) by Iamarino, Maria Laura

“…We will update the data on the occupation and duration of the Amarna period through a review of the use of planned and unplanned spaces associated with material evidence of religious practices, both official (linked to the cult of the Aten) and unofficial (related to traditional religion). …”
Get full text
Get full text

Animals and Rituality in the Inka World. The Archeological Site Shincal de Quimivil (Londres, Catamarca) Case Study by Valderrama, Mariana V., Giovannetti, Marco A.

“…A variety of research at the site allows for its interpretation as a political and administrative center of relevance within the structure of Tawantinsuyu (Raffino 2004), where significant ceremonies and celebrations of the official calendar were held. During such, abundant/plentiful amounts of food and beverages were shared amongst diverse communities (Giovannetti 2009, Giovannetti et al. 2012). …”
Get full text
Get full text