The State as Protagonist: Reconversion of Industrial Buildings in Santa Fe (Four Cases) by Müller, Luis

“…In recent years in the city of Santa Fe, Argentina, there were interventions from the municipality and the provincial government revealing the importance of actions that, while recovering architectures of this type, make valuable contributions to the construction of citizenship and urban life. …”
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The Role of Energy Efficiency Policies in the Argentine Republic and its importance in the Paris Agreement Decarbonization Process by Camarda, Maximiliano

“…In this context, energy efficiency policies in the Argentine Republic, in a process of decarbonization of the economy consistent with the Paris Agreement, turn out to be an essential instrument for every government. In this analysis, we refer to the national and international background of energy efficiency, and its importance in the field of the economics of climate change. …”
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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.

“…These results broadly support the hypothesis that the private sector faces harder competition in the labour market in provinces which receive larger transfers from the central government.…”
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UNE 153020 standard on audio description review: Should it be Modified After Seventeen Years of Validity? by Font Bisier, Miguel Angel

“…In 2022, and with the entry into force of the new General Law on Audiovisual Communication, the Spanish Government mandates that audio-written films comply with the quality standards of the UNE standard, so this document has gained a new weight that affects the total of Spanish productions made with public subsidies. …”
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The Financing Challenges of Structural Transformations in Africa in the Post-Covid-19 Period: An Opportunity to Rethink the Financial Resilience of the Continent by Hamimida, Mama, Hamimida, Mama, Hamimida, Mama

“…This situation limits the actions of governments in pursuing structural transformations. …”
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Earning a living in the rural world. Pluriactivity and value production in Córdoba’s countryside (Argentina). Problems and proposals for the public agenda by Quiros, Julieta

“…Therefore, the article also formulates proposals to the public and government spheres, aimed at becaming legible and visible value production processes involved in pluriactive economies. …”
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The use of faunal resources by “friendly indians” in the Buenos Aires southern border (XIXth century by Pedrota, Victoria

“…This paper presents the study of a “friendly Indian” tribe that was located in the area of Tapalque, Azul and Olavarría from ca. 1832 to 1875, in the framework of inter-ethnic agreements that established the periodic provision of various consumption goods by the Government, including food rations, livestock and alcoholic beverages. …”
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The use of faunal resources by “friendly indians” in the Buenos Aires southern border (XIXth century) by Pedrotta, Victoria

“…This paper presents the study of a “friendly Indian” tribe that was located in the area of Tapalque, Azul and Olavarría from ca. 1832 to 1875, in the framework of inter-ethnic agreements that established the periodic provision of various consumption goods by the Government, including food rations, livestock and alcoholic beverages. …”
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Políticas de educación superior en Argentina. Entre la COVID-19 y la deuda externa heredada by Miranda, Estela M.

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Retos de las universidades públicas de Oaxaca México en la difusión cultural by Martínez Bohórquez, Yosihei Paul, Ramírez Arellanes, Emanuel Lorenzo

“…Cultural dissemination is an essential function of universities, transmitting scientific knowledge and those emanating from societies;  however, in the Mexican context, historically, this action is not a priority for governments and institutions due to the low political profitability that it represents, therefore it has been hindered by challenges of various kinds, even though due to their  institutional nature, universities must disseminate culture. …”
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