Happiness and Economics. A description of the Reciprocal Effects between Subjective and Objective Indicators of Well-being by Caravaggio, Leonardo A.

“…The present work is an attempt to identify, for Latin America, if economic growth (measured by Gross Domestic Product) as a well-being´sobjective indicator, affects subjective indicators of well-being (happiness). …”
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Size and Position in Value Chains in Latin America with a regional Perspective by Lalanne, Alvaro, Lalanne, Alvaro

“…Finally, the article examines the relationship between participation and length of the domestic segment of chains, finding differences among the kind of participation that each country performs. …”
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Interspecific identification of camelids in Ambato valley (Catamarca, Argentina): an approach to the issue from different analytical frameworks by Dantas, Mariana

“…Thus, the integration of osteometric and stable isotope studies allowed establishing/confirming the presence of domestic camelids in this valley, based on their relative size and a selective diet mostly derived from C4 plants. …”
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Zooarchaeology of the formative village of Palo Blanco (Tinogasta, Catamarca, Argentina) by Miyano, Juan Pablo, De Nigris, Mariana, Ratto, Norma

“…Osteometric studies show that domestic and wild camelids (Lama glama and Vicugna vicugna, respectively) were exploited in Palo Blanco. …”
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Chopped, abraded and/ or modified by use artifacts in Norpatagonia. The case of the site Loma de los Muertos (Rio Negro province) by Saghessi, Daniela

“…The site is located in Río Negro valley and was interpreted as a residential camp where hunter-gatherer groups carried out domestic and inhumation activities in at least four different occupation episodes during the late Holocene. …”
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Puesto Viejo, a Tafi village in the heights (Quebrada de Los Corrales, El Infiernillo, Tucumán) by Oliszewski, Nurit, Di Lullo, Eugenia

“…Based on the study in Quebrada de Los Corrales of the peculiar dwelling arrangement and its relation with agricultural and herding spaces, we suggest the existence of cooperation bonds between domestic units within Puesto Viejo village, accounting for the simultaneous coexistence of family, supra-family and inter-community social reproduction levels.…”
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Prehispanic food in the lowlands of Tucumán (Argentine): a first approach to its analysis by Caria, Mario, Gómez Augier, Julián, Miguez, Gabriel E.

“…It is observed that there was a very diverse use of food resources, both wild and domesticated, during the 1st and 2nd millennium AD. This makes it possible to distinguish, at a first approach, between those obtained by hunting-gathering and fishing, from those produced by crop harvesting or raising animals. …”
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INTEGRAL ANALYSIS OF THE CERAMIC TECHNOLOGICAL SYSTEM FROM THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE GUAYACAS (PAYSANDÚ, URUGUAY). by Capdepont Caffa1, Irina

“…The archaeological record shows several domestic activities, according to this evidence it is inferred that Guayacas site corresponds to a residential camp. …”
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The use of faunal resources by “friendly indians” in the Buenos Aires southern border (XIXth century) by Pedrotta, Victoria

“…On the basis of the information provided through zooarchaeological study of Arroyo Nievas 2 site plus a varied set of firsthand contemporary written sources, the strategies of exploitation and consumption of both wild and domestic animals by such Indians are analyzed, discussing the stereotyped idea of a diet almost exclusively focused on horse meat. …”
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Exploitation of Rheidae and subsistence at Boyo Paso 2, 1500–750 BP (The Córdoba Sierras, Argentina) by Campos, Mailín, Ávila, Nancy, Medina, Matías

“…The results offer greater knowledge on late prehispanic subsistence and environment and suggest that the adoption of domestic crops around 1500 years ago was accompanied by a diversification of foraging activities, including the addition of new food resources from Rhea pennata and Rhea americana.…”
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Space, materiality, and temporality of the Alamito sites (Campo de Pucara, Catamarca) by Gianfrancisco, María Soledad, Dlugosz, José Carlos, Bertelli, Andrea, Di Marco, Piero

“…Our research aims to identify aspects of daily life at the “Patrón Alamito” sites in Campo de Pucará, based on the archaeological features of a domestic unit. We focus our analysis on spatial organization, architecture, and materiality (objectified based on the spatiality of the material culture and the dwelling)to understand the logic behind the construction of the space and determine what practices, relationships, experiences, and meanings they produced and reproduced. …”
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Afecto, cuidado y dinero by Russo, Marlene Denise

“…In family civil justice, the conflicts that ex-partners bring to the court are mostly considered domestic, from the sphere of intimacy. However, by being "counted" in that judicial space those conflicts and the narratives that are built on them become public. …”
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