The formation of the latin american video movement: conditions, agents and speeches by Aimaretti, Maria

“…The Movement functioned as a space for sub-continental dialogue and integration concerned with: establishing cooperative relationships and avoiding the atomization of experiences, promoting the development and organization of national groups in pursuit of democracy, improving and increasing the flow of information and circulation of productions, systematizing current projects, socializing partial learning, and generating training mechanisms. …”
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Recent agrarian development from intercensal analysis (2002-2018): Historical conformation of an ecological commodity regime in Córdoba, Argentina by González Asis, Ignacio

“…Finally, the category of ecological commodity regime is proposed in order to conceptualize the organization of historical natures with flexible crops as a general productive base, starting with the installation of agribusiness and the biotechnological model that sustains it, in relation to its current social and environmental limitations. …”
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Experience stories on peasantry in Latin America: training, teaching and research by Varón Rojas, Diego Hernán

“…This document socializes three significant experiences in processes of social organization of the peasantry in Latin America. The experiences were developed throughout my training as an anthropologist, then in the role of teacher, researcher and director of a graduate program. …”
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Argentine Adaptation of the Personality Inventory for DSM - Brief Form (PID-5- BF): An ESEM Approach by Trógolo, Mario Alberto, Montes, Silvana Andrea, Ledesma, Rubén Daniel, Trógolo, Mario Alberto, Montes, Silvana Andrea, Ledesma, Rubén Daniel

“…The model comprises pathological personality traits organized in five broad domains: detachment, negative affectivity, psychoticism, antagonism and disinhibition. …”
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Relationships between soil chemical parameters and functional plant groups in fertility islands of the Arid Chaco (Argentina) by Torres, Maria Ester, Coirini, Rubén Omar, Contreras, Ana Marina, Karlin, Marcos Sebastián

“…Decreasers were positively related to the N. flexuosa canopy, and negatively to L. divaricata canopy. Soil organic carbon (OC) related positively with decreasers in N. flexuosa islands, but negatively in L. divaricata islands where there seems to exist allelopathy effect. …”
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Cuatro décadas de elecciones ininterrumpidas: un repaso por la estabilidad de las reglas electorales a nivel subnacional by Kohl, Nadia

“…During the following four decades since the return of democracy in Argentina, an attempt was made to institutionalize and give political parties the hierarchy they deserve as fundamental organizations of the democratic regime. Their rights were recognized  and the State began to contribute to their financing, but regulations were also issued aimed at their democratization and  transparency, seeking to restore the relationship with a citizenry that is quite distrustful of them. …”
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The challenges of society through fantasy cinema: the role of the forest by Goikoetxea Pérez, Ander

“…Through textual analysis, we can describe how a certain organization of indicators leads the spectator to concrete meanings; in this case, the author clearly highlights the importance of forests, offering different perspectives in each of the films. …”
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Time and ritual. An approach to the analysis of the order representation in colonial Tucumán´s society (Gobernación del Tucumán, XVII-XVIII centuries) by Smietniansky, Silvina

“…We intend to develop a comparative study of the cabildo and juicio de residencia institutions, based on the exam of a set of government and justice documents relative to the Tucumán province during XVII and XVIII centuries, and organized upon to tow central questions. On one side, we are interested on how two different time experience –a local and ordinary time, and another time that we called regal and ritual- were configured and articulated; and on the other side, we explore in which way the formal and traditional character of the practices that were performed by the cabildantes and the juicio de residencia participants in the institutional contexts, contributed to elaborate a representation of the social order characterized for its great stability and long lasting existence.…”
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Domestic activities during the III-VIII centuries AD in Potrerillos Valley (San Ignacio, Mendoza). An osteometric, ceramic and lithic technology approach by Gasco, Alejandra Valeria, Marsh, Erik, Frigolé, Cecilia, Castro, Silvina, Privitera, Claudia, Moyano, Rosa, Yebra, Lucía

“…The site is presented and characterized through the osteometric analysis of camelids, the organization of lithic technology, and typological and morphofunctional analyses of ceramics. …”
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Rivalries and alliances networks among supporter’s groups in Argentina by Bundio, Javier Sebastian

“…The results show that the regional-national organization of sports competition, in its 5 competitive levels (First A, National B, First B, First C, First D, A, B and C) affects the structure of the rivalry’s network and alliance’s network between adherents of Argentine football teams. …”
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Archeological record of “La Olla” site (San Rafael, Mendoza): Implications for the human occupations in the middle valley of Atuel River by Giardina, Miguel Angel, Corbat, Mercedes, Peralta, Eva, Cochero, Gregoria, Franchetti, Fernando, Salgán, Laura, Gil, Adolfo

“…Changes in the technological organization were also recorded, which are interpreted in terms of mobility and action ranges. …”
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Imprints and ceramic in assembly. The production of baskets in pre-colonial times in the agro-pottery societies of the Villa de Soto region, Córdoba by Abalos Luna, Marcos

“…The environmental conditions of this area do not make possible the conservation of organic material, therefore, examples of the baskets used have not endured. …”
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The anthropologist in the village of Conflict Mediation. A contribution to the problematization of relations between State, conflict mediation and Anthropology by Godoy, Mariana Inés, Matta, Juan Pablo, Mello, Kátia Sento Sé

“…What is called the mediation movement implies a particular coordination between government agencies, courts of different scales, the world of NGOs, international organizations, among many others and a permanent dispute over the affirmation of this system is mounted around Give it more statehood.Secondly, with the objective of dealing with the institutional characteristics of this particular world, we will review different aspects related to our work as anthropologists in such contexts. …”
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Pampean agroecologies. Instituting eco-logics of local food production by Cravero, Romina

“…We will put in the foreground the experiences of our interlocutors to characterize the ways of create and reproduce rural life and work in four establishments in the Pampas region of the province of Córdoba, Argentina, trying to mark the variability between them, as well as to extract some premises that constitute the logic that organizes and structures its production practices. …”
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La mujer en el registro bioarqueológico y su visibilidad en los contextos funerarios by Baffi, E. Inés, Seldes, Verónica

“…We will discuss different approaches in the bioarchaeological analysis, that reveal the patterns of behavior while deconstructing the places traditionally granted from archeology and biological anthropology to women in the social organization of prehistoric peoples. Cases of the Calchaqui Valley (province of Salta) and Quebrada de Humahuaca (province of Jujuy) will be taken as a reference to account the problem of women’s visibility.…”
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Perception and use of non-native and invasive flora from sierras de Córdoba in central Argentina by Martínez, Gustavo Javier, Manzano García, Jessica

“…A total of 108 non-native species of botanical interest was documented. An organization of species is proposed according to their Relative Importance, and on an attitude scale in relation to conservation/elimination interest. …”
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Dunes, hills, waterholes, and saltpeter beds: Attractors for human populations in western Pampa, Argentina by Beron, Monica Alejandra

“…In Western Pampa (southwest of La Pampa province, Argentina), the distribution and availability of fresh water is the main variable for spatial organization of prehispanic populations. Also the crossroads of Indian trails or rastrilladas, articulated and connected places that mitigated its hostility, such as dune fields, springs, hill ranges, natural pools, temporary or permanent ponds. …”
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El orden socioeconómico del Grupo A de la Baja Nubia (4000 aC – 2800 aC ) by Quintana, Carolina

“…Finally, considering theoretical and methodological tools, we study the archaeological material of the A- Group to postulate that this group could have organized itself as a semi- sedentary community, which exploited diverse ecological niches from the Lower Nubia.…”
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FTIR Analysis of colagen preservation and possible contamination in Quaternary bones samples from the Pampas by Vitale, Paula, Tasca, Julia, Bax, Marcela, Ariadna Flores, Politis, Gustavo G., Valenzuela, Luciano

“…This paper analyzes FTIR (infrared spectroscopy by Fourier transform) spectra of type I collagen samples extracted from modern and archaeological bones of guanaco (Lama guanicoe) and Pampas deer (Ozotoceros bezoarticus) with varying degrees of protein conservation and, in some cases, external organic input. C:N atomic ratio, C%, N%, and collagen yield were determined. …”
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The chronology of Yocavil Valley. Scales, data and results by Greco, Catriel

“…The 182 radiocarbon dates collected in the literature were organized in a database. After hierarchically organizingthe information in terms of its reliability, temporal trends in pottery classes and settlement patterns are examined using bayesian statistical modeling. …”
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