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Estrategias de uso de instrumentos líticos en la cuenca superior del arroyo Tapalqué durante el Holoceno tardío (provincia de Buenos Aires)
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Regressive Federalism: Tensions Between Territorial and Interpersonal Distribution of Income in Argentina
Published 2024“…Secondly, the territorial inequalities produced by the «geological lottery» (geographic distribution of natural resources) is reinforced in our country by the allocation of all royalties to the (typically rich) producing provinces. …”
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Environmental Judicialization and scales in tension: The case of the cyanide water spill at the Veladero mine in San Juan, Argentina
Published 2024“…In particular, the provincial domain over natural resources and the environmen tal sphere is a very characteristic feature of Argentine federalism. …”
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Naturaleza, sociedad y patrimonio: Gestión, acceso y uso del agua en Candonga
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Bocashi y Lombricompuesto en el crecimiento y producción de Coriandrum sativum L. bajo manejo agroecológico
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Violence: Bodily Commodification and Resistance in Festus Iyayi’s Novel
Published 2024“…From the perspective of urban ecocriticism, this paper examines instances of bodily commodification in the novel and, specifically, of commodification of human energy and matter understood as natural resources. The study suggests that Iyayi not only critiques this commodification by presenting it as a consequence of the capitalist project, but also challenges it through acts of caring resistance which return objectified bodies their status as subjects. …”
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“Resisting by doing”. Socio-community Strategies of the Mesa de Tierras of Jiménez County, Santiago del Estero, Argentina
Published 2024“…Since that time, the emerging conflicts over different forms of appropriation of natural resources gave rise to the creation of spaces for the organization of local communities throughout the province. …”
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CAMPESINOS, RELACIONES MERCANTILES, TRANSFERENCIA DE EXCEDENTES E INTERCAMBIO INTRA Y EXTRA COMUNITARIO
Published 2017“…As peasant producers andean, under the conditions agro-ecological, identifies certain structural provisions in its mode productive, historically characterized by the use of several ecological floors.Develop a subsistence economy based on agricultural activities to smallscale, which include grazing of height and seasonal transhumance, making use of natural resources of the high and medium basin of the river Iruya and tributaries. …”
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Enhancing structural diversity through chemical engineering of Ambrosia tenuifolia extract for novel anti-glioblastoma compounds
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Latin America’s Response to China and India: Overview of Research Findings and Policy Implications
Published 2007“…Governments should avoid protectionist temptations and should focus on facilitating the adjustment in affected sectors, as well as the emerging structural shift towards more natural-resource and scientific-knowledgeintensive sectors by adopting adequate education, innovation (both patentable and non patentable), natural resource management, and rural development policies.…”
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