Teachers' income in Argentina: high or low? by Herrero, Verónica, De Santis, Mariana, Gertel, Héctor R.

“…Hourly incomeof teachers are found to be higher than the average for the economy,slightly lower than that of workers with post-secondary studies, but lowerdefinite respective of professionals. …”
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Trade and Technology Progress: An Analysis for Uruguay by Peluffo, Adriana

“…Finally, the results would indicate that absorptive capacity matters to take advantage of increased openness and FDI, so policies aimed to improve absorptive capacity such as investing in R&D and improving the skills of workers through training are likely to play a role in facilitating knowledge spillovers.…”
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El barrio como simiente de economía popular y comunitaria: Protagonismo de “los peores” en las políticas de Integración Socio Urbana en Argentina by Avalle, Gerardo, Ferrero, María Mercedes, Hernández Bertone, Juliana

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Promoting rights in pregnancy and childbirth birth in health agents: an extensionist experience extensionist experience by Reano, Lucía, Arnao Bergero, Magdalena

“…In 2017-2018 we carried out an extensionist experience at the Hospital Príncipe de Asturias (HPA) that aimed to promote the rights of pregnancy, childbirth and puerperium contained mainly in the National Law 25929 on Respected Childbirth, Rights of Parents and Children during the Birth Process in health teams and hospital workers.This experience was carried out under the framework of the extensionist team Mi cuerpo /Mi decisión: género, empoderamiento y sexualidade(es)3 , funded by the Secretariat of University Policies, and through a BITS-UNC grant4 , entitled Afianzando derechos en el embarazo y el parto desde los equipos de salud5 (grant holder Lucía Reano, project director Valeria Nicora and co-director Magdalena Arnao Bergero), and was developed between June 2017 and August 2018, in the city of Córdoba. …”
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About the social implications of contemporary cognitive neuroscience: an interview with Michael I. Posner by Lipina, Sebastián Javier, Lipina, Guido Martin

“…When he was two months old, his family moved to San Bernardino, California, where his father, Philip, first worked for the defense industry during the years of World War II, and then as a social worker with the Jewish community. His mother, Rose, was primarily a housewife, but she also sold shoes on weekends. …”
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The University Reform and the University Movement in Peru in 1919. Analysis of its institutional, social and political dimensions by Casalino Sen, Carlota, Rivas Huarcaya, José Carlos, Toche, Carla Lucía

“…In the case of the second, we explain how the university movement links up with other social sectors, especially with the workers, not only by supporting each other in their repertoires of struggle, but also by creating Volkshochschulen as spaces for strengthening and forming active citizenship. …”
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GENERATIONS AND MILITANT CONFIGURATIONS IN A TEACHERS TRADE UNION: ATEN, 1997-2007 by Aiziczon, Fernando

“…The following article aims to enquire about the generational changes that occurred in the trade union militancy of teacher’s ATEN (Association of Education Workers of Neuquén) around the last great strike in 2007, where the teacher Carlos Fuentealba was assassinated. …”
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Plant Eco-Physiology, its scientific structure, scope and projections by Soriano, A.

“…The first question leads to another: What do workers in the field of Ecophysiology expect from it? …”
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Fiscal Transfers, Public Sector Wage Premium and the Effects on Private Wages by Capello, Marcelo, Figueras, Alberto José, Freille, Sebastián, Moncarz, Pedro E.

“…However, we find a significant positive relationship between federal transfers and wages paid to workers with less formal education; for jobs requiring a technical or profesional qualification the relationship is negative. …”
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Zooarchaeology of an Inca administrative center of the Yocavil Valley (Catamarca): Tambo de Punta de Balasto by Belotti López de Medina, Carlos Raúl

“…The site is an imperial facility dated to the Inca Periodthat should have operated as an administrative center, and which should have hostedmainly State officers and tributary (mit’a) workers. Another probable function of the site was territorial control. …”
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MATERIALITY AND MEMORY IN THE INSTITUTIONALIZATION OF AN FORMER CLANDESTINE DETENTION CENTER AS A SPACE OF REMEMBRANCE by Olmos, María Belén

“…These are some of the questions that the article intends to answer based on the analysis of interviews carried out with workers of this memorial site.…”
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ENTREPRENEURSHIP CONTROL POLICIES AS REFRACTORY STRATEGIES: THE CASE OF THE MINING ESTABLISHMENT OF VELADERO IN ARGENTINA by Clemenceau, Lautaro, Palermo, Hernan

“…As we analyzed in the article, the company realizes this readjustment to suture fissures that are produced from the daily practices of the workers that, in some way, attempt against their business objectives.…”
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Intercultural perspective in the office of employment: reflections on an experience of articulation between municipality and university in Bariloche by Díaz, Lía Camila

“…The ordinance has been implemented in certain local State sections or instances based on initiatives and experiences fomented “from the bottom up”, by municipal workers and/or demands from mapuche individuals, organizations or communities. …”
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On Growth and Income Distribution in a Globalizing World by Eisen, Roland

“…In a globalised word, the substantial unskilled-labour-saving technical progress puts pressure on wages of unskilled workers (in industrialized countries). Also, globalization may be blamed for leaving many nations and millions of people out from reaping the benefits of globalization. …”
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Architecture to discipline. Reconstructing the operation of the Santa Lucia military base, Tucumán-Argentina. (1975-1983) by Cattaneo, Constanza

“…Hundreds of residents and their families passed through it, the vast majority of whom were former workers of the Santa Lucia sugar mill and the sugar colonies linked to it. …”
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