The third Peronist government. First explanations about his failure by Spinelli, María Estela

“…The third peronist government, between 1973-1976, comprising the presidencies of Héctor J. …”
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The path towards a centralized democracy: the long porteñización of the peronist argentina by Casullo, María Esperanza

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Internal political conflict, foreign policy and the role of Latin America: open tensions in the third Peronist government by Míguez, María Cecilia

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University Reform and National Liberation. The "first" Peronist groups and the origins of the FURN in La Plata (1962-1966) by Pis Diez, Nayla

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The Revista de Economía y Estadística of the Universidad Nacional de Córdoba during the first two Peronist governments by Sember, Florencia

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Agrarian question and public policies on land ownership during Peronist governments (1946/1955; 1973/1976). Proposals, strategies and scope by Lazzaro, Silvia

“…The objective of the article is the analysis of public agrarian policies during the Peronist governments, focused on land ownership and tenure, in the immediate post-war period and the early 1970s.They responded, in each case, to dissimilar internal and international situations, with strong social and political tensions, but crossed by conflictive processes around redistribution, which generated continuous disputes and situations of instability; always within the framework of a State capitalism that implies the possibility of reproducing favorable conditions for the development of the productive forces under capitalist modalities of production.…”
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Notes about a second line leader: Elsa Chamorro Alamán, first census delegate of the Female Peronist Party of Córdoba (1949- 1951) by Spinetta, Marina Inés

“…They acted as intermediaries between the charismatic leaders and the Peronist people, making possible a new dynamic of political interaction in political mobilization and party structuring. …”
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Reorganize without magic elements: analysis of the succession in a charismatic party by Barry, Carolina

“…The case study is the succession in the Peronist Feminine Party and emphasizes three issues. …”
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The city of excited nerves: urban life in classic Argentine film noir by Giacomelli, Daniel Adrián

“…Starting from the study of the affective mappings of the protagonists, we will try to demonstrate how a Peronist feeling develops in its paths, while we will develop a study of the spaces in the Argentine variant of the noir genre.…”
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70 años en la vida de la Sociedad Argentina de Antropología by Podestá, María Mercedes

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The original montoneras. Some notes on the links between Córdoba and Santa Fe (1968-1972) by Noguera, Ana, Tell, María Gracia

“…In this sense, we will explore some reasons that link women to militancy and social networks that linked them to Montoneros  movement, as well as the option to Peronist Party and the armed struggle. We propose to highlight the early participation of women in Montoneras cells of Cordoba and Santa Fe cities, as well as to problematize some issues that in our opinion are essential: the relationship of women and weapons, the distribution of tasks in political and military operations, trademarks of gender in  female activist’s trajectories.…”
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The state repression to ward chilean exiles between 1973 and 1983. The construction of a repressive legality for expulsion by Casola, Natalia

“…We believe that the policy of the Argentine State between 1974 and 1983 was centrally restrictive and expulsive but,the repressive mechanisms that we reused, suffered political variations according to the period. During the Peronist government, after a few months of relative reception of the exiles, a policy of harassment and persecution prevailed, which resulted in increased espionage, state and parastatal violence(with the purpose of producing and generalizing the terror, or in the framework of the Plan Condor) and massive detentions at the disposal of the National Executive Power (PEN).However, during the period of the military dictatorship, the continuation of illegal operations were combined with another policy of regularization of exiled population, for which a series of laws and decrees were implemented with expulsive purposes.…”
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Intelectuales Unidos: La Renovación Peronista y las razones de un fracaso político, doctrinario y cultural (1983-1989) by Ponza, Pablo Mariano

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Stories renewed and interrupted: Guillermo Beato and Waldo Ansaldi Investigate the past and dispute the present in Córdoba during the sixties and seventies of the twentieth century... by Philp, Marta

“…In this text, founded on an expanded conception of historiography, concerned with the uses of the past and the relationships between history, politics and memory, we propose a reading of the historiographic production in Córdoba based on the reconstruction of some of the experiences of writing history, carried out within the framework of the National University of Córdoba in the sixties and seventies, at a time marked by two dictatorships, that of 1966 and 1976, and the brief and convulsed period of the third Peronist government. At first, we will refer to the writing of history in Córdoba, in the first decades of the 20th century until the overthrow of Peronism in 1955, with the aim of presenting a map of provincial historiography. …”
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