Comunicación y trabajo agrario. Aportes desde las nociones de campo y habitus en una organización político-gremial by Pividori, María Josefina

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Pension Regimes in Latin American Emerging Countries: Do and Can Individual Capitalization Schemes and PAYG Systems Coexist? by Rezk, Ernesto

“…Nevertheless, several preconditions appear necessary for the preceding scenario to be possible: coverage and tax compliance need to be expanded in both regimes particularly to include the self employed workers, individual capitalization needs be improved and turned more attractive by reducing administrative and commercial costs and by offering a more varied portfolio composition concerning instruments and risk levels. …”
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Self-efficacy at Workplace: Validation of Spanish Versions of Occupational Emotional, Social, and Task Self-efficacy scales by Robalino Guerra, Paulina Elizabeth, Musso, Mariel, Robalino Guerra, Paulina Elizabeth, Musso, Mariel, Robalino Guerra, Paulina Elizabeth, Musso, Mariel

“…The Spanish version of the self-efficacy scale maintains the same original structure and demonstrate adequate reliability and validity for Argentinian workers. Implications for future organizational research and practice are discussed.…”
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The likelihood and pragmatism in the accounts of the press on politics by Maidana, Fernanda

“…In my present doctoral research on emergency and fall of leaders of the Justicialista Party of Salta (Argentina), I observe accounts of the graphic press that describe events of the political dynamics taking into descriptions gossip, rumors and confidences obtained from interactions mediated by the trust and intimacy with leaders, civil servants and workers close to local leaders. Although those rumours and confidences cannot be verified, the credibility of the information, for writers and journalists, is also supported by trust. …”
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The life in mina dal (El alto, Catamarca). Approaches from Archaeology by Meléndez, Ana

“…In its years of activity, Dal Mine was the main work source in the area, capturing and reorganizing, not only the life of the local peasants and their families, but also concentrating within its facilities workers from neighboring locations. In this work, we will retrace this mining endeavor from its materiality in order to know how, from its day-to-day, the peasant life gave way to a space of industrial production.…”
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Environmental impact of phytosanitary applications in intensive ornamental productions in Moreno district, Buenos Aires province by Fernández, Martín, López, Silvia Noemí

“…The applications were analyzed and the EI was quantified through the calculation of the Field Environmental Impact Quotient (EIQf), which considers the effect on beneficial fauna, workers and consumers. The EIQf values were variable (1172.90, 752.90 and 54.70 for E1, E2 and E3, respectively), due to differences in the doses and number ofapplications. …”
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The Political and Militant Actions of Rock Musicians and Artists Groups in the suburbs of Buenos Aires. An Ethnographic Perspective of the 2019 Election Campaign by Saponara Spinetta, Valeria Lucia

“…Field work, participant observation and in-depth interviews with artists and municipal workers have been the techniques chosen to carry out this work. …”
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Education as a key to reduce spatial inequalities and informality in Argentinean regional labour markets by Quiroga Martínez, Facundo, Fernández-Vázquez, Esteban

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Memories for the future: an experience of university-union dialogue, exercising the right to history by González Amaya, Rocío, Inchauspe, Leandro, Ortiz, Hugo, Rodeiro , Matías, Schiavi , Marco

“…It addressed historical issues such as the Trelew Massacre; gender struggles; cultural diversity; Sovereignty, National Thought and Universities; workers' projects such as the La Falda Programme.  It brought together on equal terms teachers and researchers from the Faculty and the UNC, union and student leaders, to exercise the right to history, in terms of Human Rights.…”
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