UPAU: a unique case of right-wing students in democracy by Cristal, Yann

“…Based on these problems, we propose to analyze the growth of UPAU in the UBA during the eighties, its program and the characteristics of its militancy, as well as its impact over the student organizations and the university in those years. These characteristics made UPAU a unique case, not only in the Argentine postdictatorship, but also in the history of student movement in our country.…”
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Federalism, legal mobilization and conflicts against large-scale mining in Mexico by Pavel Martínez, Ulises

“…We distinguish the community level as a form of social and political organization not established in laws but implemented in the practices of agrarian communities and indigenous peoples in Mexico. …”
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Evangelical missions, capitalism and state regulation among the Guarani of the Argentine Northwest by Espinosa, Mariana

“…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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Serrano Heritage: Territorial Struggles of the Community of Villa Allende by Deon Favre, Joaquin Ulises, Rojas, Agustín, Balmaceda, Nadia Alexandra, García, María José, Deon, Lucía

“…This article analyzes the significance and recovery of patrimonialized sites in the Hills (Serrano) territory of Villa Allende, Córdoba, Argentina from 2011, as well as the result of the struggles of social organizations against the mining-immobiliary progress on the local mountain range, a process that resulted in The approval of the Municipal Ordinance 21-20 and the disputes and territorialities still existing in Chicas Sierras. …”
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Assessment of intensification strategies in the plant record from Alero los Conitos site, Mendoza, Argentina by Llano, Carina, Cortegoso, Valeria

“…Three moments in the organization of the practice related to strategies that denote intensification situations are established. …”
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Insects in urban contexts: their role as evidence in a Nineteenth Century case of objects reuse by Igareta, Ana, Mariani, Roxana, Varela, Graciela, Teileche, Thelma

“…Inside one of them is the presence of numerous pupae and empty pupariae of flies whose analysis revealed that they were saprophagous species (that feed on decaying organic matter) and an adult beetle predator of them, all usually used for the interpretation of funerary archaeological contexts. …”
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Formation processes of site in a shipwreck of the twentieth century. The case of Steamship President Roca (Peninsula Valdes, Chubut) by Gutiérrez, Guillermo

“…Gibbs (2006), which systematically organizes events concerning the loss of the ship and any further events that may affect a shipwreck.…”
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Spatial mobility, interaction and social formations in the South Andes. The case of Isluga and the Altiplano-Precordillera system by González Jiménez, Bosco

“…This article highlights the need to continue ethnoarchaeological research along with ethnohistorical data; this would more faithfully sustain that the dynamics of mobility and exchange developed by Isluga pastors today certainly represents a continuity of constituting practices of the Andean social and spatial organization.…”
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Participatory processes for the protection of archaeological heritage in the Municipality of Trinidad, Bolivia by Endere, María Luz, Jaimes Betancourt, Carla, Lehm, Zulema

“…In this context, and in response to the requests of local entities, workshops were organized to discuss strategies for the protection of archaeological heritage/ at Trinidad municipality. …”
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Introduction: Swinging in the Branch of Urban Archeology by Igareta, Ana

“…Although each branch has its own rhythm, orientation and deviations, none of them stands alone; it is the organic network that extends between them and the main trunk that allows them to become strong and to continue advancing, building a scientific field that in turn connects with others. …”
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