Cinema and Law by Rivaya, Benjamín

“…The Law has always taken care of the cinema, particularly ever since the latter became a big industry. At the same time, the cinema has inevitably taken care of the Law, given that it is almost impossible to tell a human story without making any reference whatsoever to the legal field. …”
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Income Poverty in Argentina and Bahía Blanca: Reference estimates and methodological issues by Santos, María Emma

“…In this paper we estimate the indigence and poverty by income in 2014 and 2015 for the total urban agglomera-tions of Argentina and for the particular case of Bahía Blanca, an intermediate city, eminently industrial and com-mercial, with high levels of recent unemployment and indigence. …”
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Dunkerque by Moscovitz, Françoise

“…Finally, he reflects on the relationship between cinema and art but also has a relationship with the production industry that seeks to dazzle and move viewers.…”
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Los deseos concebidos by Radiszcz, Esteban

“…In fact, contrary to the hypnotic tyranny of the film cultural industry, the film’s oneiric dimension decentralises the image that, disseminated according to its deviation between the interstices of the images, dislocates the uniformity of the image offered by the Dream Factory (Ehrenburg). …”
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Computational Thinking. New challenges for 21st century education by Coronel Díaz, Eduardo, Lima Silvain, Graciela

“…The Fourth Industrial Revolution has triggered an unprecedented lifestyle and thinking. …”
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Statistics and Data Science What's New? by Casanova, Hugo

“…The Fourth Paradigm of Science or Data Science has been explosive accompanying the development of the megatrends of Industry 4.0. It would be a continuity in paradigmatic gap, of the historical development of the precedents linked to the observational, theoretical and experimental sciences in the construction of the digital world from the analogical one, focusing from a philosophy of technology. …”
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Taxonomies of Free and Open Source Software Companies. Its limitations based on cases of Argentine SMEs by Morero, Hernán Alejandro, Vélez, Juan Gabriel, Juncos, Ignacio, Motta, Jorge José

“…The creation of the Free/Libre Open Source Software (FLOSS) and its growth, have modified the value chain of the software industry. However, there isn’t good statistical information showing the importance and the role in the economy of the FLOSS firms. …”
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Evangelical missions, capitalism and state regulation among the Guarani of the Argentine Northwest by Espinosa, Mariana

“…This article broadens and complements historical and ethnographic knowledge about the expansion of evangelical missions of British and North American origin among the Guarani, putting in evidence three moments of the missionary undertakings and their relationships with the State and the agro-industrial companies, between 1890 and 1980. It is mainly the search for understanding and explanation of the current map of evangelical Guarani churches that leads us to propose a long-term study on the genesis and transformations of the socio-cultural system organized by the expansion of evangelism among indigenous communities in the region. …”
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Indicios en la tierra: inhumaciones y fosfatos. Una experiencia en Tucumán (Argentina) by Binder, Paula V., Ataliva, Víctor

“…During the research came together the contributions of Industrial Engineering, Geoscience, Archaeology and Chemistry, making it possible a proposal that facilitate the detection of clandestine burials in a military territory committed to social practices genocidal carried out in Tucumán since the mid 1970’s.In this paper we discuss the results of a geochemical survey –from a experimentation and evaluation in fi eld and laboratory– on the one hand, to contribute to a proposal for detecting clandestine burials in contexts that are presumed to exist and, the other, to generate information for future interventions in the historical site of San José Estancia Lules (Tucumán).…”
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Against global archaeological ethics: critical views from South America by Curtoni, Rafael Pedro

“…Thus, archeology has developed and expanded in close partnership with capitalism generating a true industry and mercantilization of the past. Simultaneously, it has been tried to globalize the vision of Western archeology and install a monoculture of knowledge to disqualify others worldview reducing and contracting the present and eliminating those conceptions that do not fit with the scientific canons and principles.…”
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EARTHENWARE MATERIALS ANALYSIS FROM THE BOLICHE LUCANERA SITE (GENERAL DANIEL CERRI, DEPARTMENT OF BAHIA BLANCA) by Tomassini, Hernán, Weimann, Javier

“…It was discovered in the courtyard of a house used as a store for the sale of beverages from the end of the 19th century until the middle of the 20th century. Industrial materials such as earthenware, glass, ceramics, metal and archaeofaunal remains were recovered in the fieldwork. …”
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Estudios antracológicos en los espacios de combustión del Alero Deodoro Roca – Ongamira (Córdoba) by Archaeopress, IDACOR, Robledo, Andrés I.

“…The line of study developed here as part of the anthracology made use of methodologically systematic analysis of the remains of charcoal from the archaeological site Alero Deodoro Roca B. This industry focused on a time frame of ca. 1900 years AP to ca.3900 years AP. …”
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