Structural real exchange rate and unemployment interdependencies in Argentina by Pentecost, Eric J., Zarzosa Valdivia, Fernando

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Entre el “deber” y el “derecho”: patrimonio arqueológico y obligaciones sociales en Patagonia Argentina by Crespo, Carolina

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¿WHO ARE TERRORISTS? IRREGULAR AND FORCED MIGRATION AS NEW THREATS TO SECURITY IN THE SOUTHERN CONE by Dalmasso, Clara

“…From the 1990s, the expansion of capitalism and globalization placed borders as privileged spaces for the exchange of goods, services and people. In parallel and as a consequence, they became also the place of movement of those acts considered as crimes and of those people considered as criminals. …”
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Psychometric Properties of the Body Exposure during Sexual Activities Questionnaire in Mexican University Students by Flores-Perez, Virginia, Camacho-Ruiz, Esteban Jaime, Escoto-Ponce de León, María del Consuelo, Cervantes-Luna, Brenda Sarahi, Bosques-Brugada, Lilián Elizabeth, Flores-Perez, Virginia, Camacho-Ruiz, Esteban Jaime, Escoto-Ponce de León, María del Consuelo, Cervantes-Luna, Brenda Sarahi, Bosques-Brugada, Lilián Elizabeth

“…The confirmatory factorial analysis showed adequate goodness and fit indexes for this model (RMSEA = .067; SRMR = .049; CFI = .931; TLI = .922). …”
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Cartography of Jewish left-wing periodicals in Argentina, 1900-1953 by Dujovne, Alejandro

“…In this sense, the text describes the contours of a dense universe of production, circulation and consumption of symbolic goods structured on two languages and consisting of a diverse set of cultural and political actors located in the country and abroad. …”
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High elevation sites of the Argentine Puna: Zooarchaeology of Real Grande 1 and 6, and Alero Tomayoc by Olivera, Daniel, Grant, Jennifer L.

“…Even more, the high elevation sites would have performed a vital function making possible the circulation of information, goods and energy giving strength to the process of sociopolitical complexity of the late prehispanic societies of the Argentinean Puna.…”
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The visitors opine: study about human remains exhibition in the Museo de La Plata by Reca, María Marta, Sardi, Marina, Canzani, Ana, Domínguez, Cecilia

“…The information was analyzed by statistical methods (Student’s t test, Tables of Contingency and Goodness of Fit). Results indicate that most of the visitors like to observe human remains; however, most of the visitors as well agree with the institutional decision of not to exhibit human remains of American origin. …”
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Analysis of archaeological leather in pampa seca frontier sites (Argentina, end of XIX century) by Doval, Jimena, Tapia, Alicia Haydé

“…The results we obtained enabled us to identify the taxon and the possible function that some of the leather goods would have fulfilled. Finally, we put together all the archaeometric data with those provided by the documentary sources; so, we could draw a conclusion about some social practices developed at the end of the 19th century by the various social actors in the frontier space.…”
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Antigal Motaite: an early village in Abdón Castro Tolay (Barrancas), Jujuy Puna by Hoguin, Rodolphe, Solá, Patricia, Yacobaccio, Hugo D.

“…This occupation was characterized by domestic subsistence strategies, specialized technological trajectories, and the supply of allochthonous goods obtained through caravan traffic. In this context, the introduction of several technological changes related to ceramic and lithic production has been detected.…”
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Expresión material de la interacción entre indígenas y criollos en un sitio funerario del siglo XIX de Norpatagonia (Chimpay, Río Negro) by Prates, Luciano, Serna, Alejandro, Mange, Emiliano, Jong, Ingrid de

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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. …”
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Bone whistles from the Palo Blanco archaeological site (Berisso, Buenos Aires) by del Papa, Luis Manuel, Zarza, María Macarena, Lamenza, Guillermo Nicolás, Del Papa, Mariano Carlos

“…In the Palo Blanco archaeological site (Berisso, Buenos Aires province, Argentina) from the late Holocene period, human remains were found in the context of primary burial accompanied with grave goods among which five bone tubes stand out. In this work, these materials are analyzed and compared mainly with archaeological and ethnographic records of the country. …”
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Between wedges, tablets and scribes: the materiality of the funerary landscapes in Mesopotamia during the Third Dynasty of Ur by Cabrera, Rodrigo

“…Likewise, the funeral chapels supposed the strengthening of links between the dead of the elite (ancestors), the goods deposited in their honor (funerary offerings), and the location of evocative places. …”
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Treatment of archaeological information by Dupuy, Sabine

“…We can also generate Unique Records of Archaeological Goods (INAPL) and detailed records of sites and burial contexts. …”
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Translation and foreign trade : manual track III by Sestopal, María Dolores, Gava, Ileana Yamina

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Algorithm model and execution based on Petri Nets in an heterogeneous parallel computer by Wolfmann, Gustavo, De Giusti, Armando

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I look for native images that respond to invasive images. Interview with César González by Blázquez, Nahuel, Villarreal, Agustín

“…From our own research interests and based on his work "El fetichismo de la marginalidad" (2021), we wanted to stress the boundaries that produce cultural goods, university interventions and state forms of managing differences and otherness.…”
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