ARTICULATORY PRACTICES OF THE STRUGGLES FOR RIGHTS IN SITUATIONS OF POLLUTION IN THE SOUTH SECTOR OF THE CITY OF CÓRDOBA by Astudillo, Diego Ariel, Carrizo, Cecilia Cecilia

“…As results we point out two different modes of articulation in the construction of identities in situations of environmental injustice: that of the directly affected people, based in metonymic bonds in contiguity of the source of pollution, and the identity of those who doesn’t recognize themselves as directly affected people, based in metaphoric bonds.…”
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ON THE EXISTENCE OF A MASS OF RESERVE AMONG HIGHER EDUCATION GRADUATES. ITS WEIGHT AND COMPOSITION IN ARGENTINA, 2010-2012 by Donaire, Ricardo Martín

“…Guided by this question, this paper presents a series of considerations based on an analysis of the weight and composition of higher education graduates in Argentina, particularly those who are not included in occupations traditionally attributed to the wealthy petty bourgeoisie. …”
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THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE PEDAGOGICAL DISCOURSE IN THE CONFEDERATION OF POPULAR ECONOMY WORKERS by Palumbo, María Mercedes, Bruno, Daniela Paola

“…The methodological approach was qualitative and it included document collection —education support materials and articles from CTEP web site— and interviews with leaders of different organizations part of CTEP who were linked to the educational policy. The relevance of the considerations presented in this article is related to the approach of a case study which has been insufficiently studied in general and, particularly, regarding the construction of the pedagogical discourse.…”
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Impulsivity, a multifacetic construct: validation of CUBI by Squillace, Mario, Picón-Janeiro, Jimena, Squillace, Mario, Picón-Janeiro, Jimena

“…The concept of impulsivity, widely used in psychological literature, has different meanings that are not always made explicit by the authors who use it. This creates conflicting conclusions between research with diverse theoretical lines, due to the fact that they are using different conceptions of impulsivity. …”
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WE ARE PRIVILEDGED ACADEMICS, AND YET... by Bénard Calva, Silvia Marcela, Padilla, Yolanda, Padilla González, Laura

“…This, we consider, responds to a great degree to the relevance administrative criteria has taken as opposed to academic criteria in a new context that some have characterized as the neoliberal university.The three authors —two of whom have done research within the qualitative tradition, autoethnography on this particular case, and one of them who has for many years done research on women job trajectories within public universities— have done an introspection rehearsal with the intention to detect nodal issues and to explore viable alternatives within the contemporary context.…”
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Mothers? Around the throne by Willington, Alejandro

“…From this perspective, the work is again oriented to the Lacanian reference on Medea, the tragedy of Euripides, that woman who kills her own children driven by her thirst for revenge. …”
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Malvinas, the war that never ends by Di Renzo, Cristian

“…Audiovisual Undertakings, Midú-Junco Producciones and Fundación Criteria, with the support of INCAA and the Argentine Armed Forces, exposes the story of three young Argentines who spend before, during and after the Falklands War, but that exposes a series of elements that allow us to think of society as an active subject in the future of events.…”
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Factors associated with the ideation of suicide in adolescents. Some evidence in Argentina by Santillán Pizarro, Maria Marta, Pereyra, Eduardo Javier

“…Based on the Global school-based student health survey (GSHS), a WHO project implemented in Argentina in 2012, this article analyzes the relationship between the suicide attempt and different factors in students between 13 and 15-year-old. …”
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Beyond infertility: user’s narratives on assisted reproduction in Córdoba, Argentina by Johnson, María Cecilia

“…In Argentina, the current law regulating access to ARTs guarantees access to a variety of users who do not always start from an infertility diagnosis. …”
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