Students versus the Higher Education Act in 1995. The case of the University of Buenos Aires by Cristal, Yann

“…This article rebuilds a significant and little-researched process in the history of Argentine student movement, such as the student conflict in 1995, in which takeovers of universities and massive concentrations took place against the approval of the Law of Higher Education by Carlos Menem's government. Focusing on the case of the University of Buenos Aires, the work establishes a periodization and analyses the students' mobilization repertoires, the scope of the demonstrations and the role of the different student groups. …”
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Argentina's provinces and the political-budgetary cycle: an analysis in 30 years of democracy by Wyss, Federico Ariel

“…This article is about the existence of budge policy cycles in the Argentine provinces and the City of Buenos Aires during the period 1983-2004, as well as for the period when FPV was in charge of the government (2003-2014). To do that, the Generalized Method of Moments (GMM) is used, working with dynamic panel data. …”
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Study of social perceptions in a natural reserve of the province of Buenos Aires. An analysis of heritage management by Degele, Pamela Esther, Chaparro, María Gabriela, Conforti, María Eugenia

“…The results obtained reveal contradictions between the government’s management policies, the values and the attitudes of the citizens on the territory. …”
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THE “EVERYDAY SOCIALISM” OF CHILEAN TEXTILE WORKERS: TRACING RADICAL POLITICS THROUGH THE WORKERS PRESS, 1936-1973 by Fishwick, Adam Daniel

“…Unlike many countries across the world, in Chile after 1968 a radical socialist government came to power with the electoral victory of Salvador Allende and Popular Unity underpinned by a whole range of movements toward a socialism “from below”. …”
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The Prussian Code and Savigny: Their influence on doctrine and legislation by Pizarro, Nestor A.

“…The law that governed the peoples of Germania in the mid-sixteenth century and until the end of the eighteenth century was composed of two branches, currents or clearly defined trends: one of Roman origin from the Justinian pandectary law, received or accepted by resolutions and constitutions of the Germanic princes; imperial laws dictated under this inspiration and customary law that tried unconsciously to realize these principles, we must also add the canon law. …”
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Technology and math education: the need for new teaching approaches by Villarreal, Mónica E.

“…The seeming immutability of school in front of new technologies advances, the importance assigned to these advances in the curricular documents and the policies of digital inclusion promoted by the government are mentioned. Theepistemological vision of humans-with-media is presented. …”
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The national governorships and future provinces by Ávalos, Angél Fáusto

“…The insurmountable obstacle to the immediate autonomy of La Pampa and the preparation of its people for self-government. 6. The territorial extension of La Pampa. 7. …”
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*Victoria PIERINI - Política indígena, militancia y organización. Las comunidades de Quilmes y Amaicha del Valle durante la década de 1970 (Valles Calchaquíes, Tucumán, Argentina)... by Pierini, María Victoria

“…We will analyze themultiple articulations with national political processes, characterized by the alternation between democratic governments and military dictatorships under a climate of social conflict, political violence and state repression. …”
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Argentinian National Gendarmerie and management of conflicts and violence in informal neighborhoods of southern City of Buenos Aires by Zajac, Joaquín

“…Also, the way in which these interventions illuminate a constructive dimension of "police power", as well as the particular technology that the state uses for governing its "margins" and their demands and conflicts. …”
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Cyclical behavior of fiscal policy in Argentina: ¿Won decade or lost decade? by Granado, María José

“…A significant increase in government size is pointed out. However, the latter deserves a separate discussion.…”
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Emerging film in Ecuador by Pazmiño Tello, Álvaro, Mora, Marcela

“…The present work reflects on the emerging film in Ecuador, through a structural analysis of the national feature film “The Governer”, premiered in the year 2015 and produced for 10 days. …”
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REPUBLICAN EVALUATION OF THE ARGENTINIAN LAW REGARDING AUDIOVISUAL COMUNICATION SERVICES by Berrotaran, Alejandro

“…After the revision of these institutions, the landed conclusion was that the norms sanctioned by the national government of the Cambiemos implied a setback in republican terms. …”
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Colonel Martín Miguel de Güemes and the foreigners by de Tezanos Pinto, Mario

“…There did not exist, then, in those colonial times, the principles of civil equality that govern us today, and that seem so obvious and so natural to us, that they are not even discussed. …”
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