A shiny fragmentary skeleton: The World Bank and workers' human rights in the 2013 World Development Report by Etchichury, Horacio Javier

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Ayudantes Alumnos en la Extensión: agencia e intercambio intergeneracional by Chirino, Maximiliano José

“…By way of an evaluation of the experience, I consider that on the one hand it is crucial to bet on intergenerational exchange between involved actors to think of new outreach policies around care and accompaniment of Senior Adults; and on the other hand, that said exchange enables the empowerment of the participants, conferring them a leading role in the teaching-learning processes.…”
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Regressive Federalism: Tensions Between Territorial and Interpersonal Distribution of Income in Argentina by Gervasoni, Carlos

“…These regressive aspects of our federalism probably  explain in part that, after long years of governments supposedly committed to  socioeconomic equality, the enormous increase in the size of the Argentine public sector  between the mid-2000s and the mid-2010s, and the implementation of some effectively  equalizing public policies, the country reaches its fourth decade of democracy with worse  levels of inequality than it had at the beginning of the current democratic period.…”
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Las universidades nacionales de la Argentina en el lapso 1990-2010:: su salto de complejidad organizacional y una discusión sobre el panorama actual de la educación superior latino... by Stubrin, Adolfo

“…  These proposals support sectoral public policies to distribute roles among universities. It is concluded that the functional expansion chieved by many Argentine institutions during the period studied is irreversible, which obstructs the reengineering imagined. …”
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“Extermination and tutelage: processes of formation of alterities in Brazil”, by João Pacheco de Oliveira Prologue of Diego Escolar; Axel Lázzari. Translation by Andrea Roca. 1st... by Espósito, Guillermina

“…And they are interesting because it seems to have been repeated, in the existence of this publication, by the story that Gustavo Sorá (2003) found in his research into the translation of works by Brazilian authors in Argentina, that, at a time when politics was absent of integration between Argentina and Brazil, is the major scientific, academic and artistic exchange between the countries, the product of particular initiatives and in the field of governmental policies oriented to such exchanges. In this sense, it is important to emphasize the value that this translation has today in this context, as part of a project that inaugurates the line of indigenous studies of the editorial of UNSAM.…”
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Neo racismo latinoamericano, la seguridad como excusa y el paradigma de los Derechos Humanos by Crisafulli, Lucas

“…¿Quiénes son los “negros” convertidos en mano de obra policial?. Por último, tomaremos los Derechos Humanos como una caja de herramientas que pueden permitir la emancipación y la lucha contra la construcción hegemónica que subestima y estratifica a otros humanos. …”
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“Reparación histórica” y “municipalización”: el caso de la comunidad Huarpe de Guanacache, San Luis,­ Argentina by Calderon Archina, Maria Aldana

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Movimientos sociales y Estado en la configuración de experiencias educativas by Caisso, Lucía

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“Ganarás el pan con el sudor de tu frente”. Trabajo, asistencia e intervención social en tiempos de pandemia by Bráncoli, Javier Adrián, Rivas, Nicolás

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Políticas públicas para el desarrollo sustentable: indicadores de gestión ambiental by Emaides, Ana, Salerno, María Liliana, Paredes, María Daniela

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Resolución de la Policia de la Provincia de Córdoba by Scaglia, Angel

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(In)seguridad territorializada by Garay Reyna, Zenaida

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Emancipación energética: los recursos renovables en Catamarca y las políticas centralistas by Arrieta, Ariel Fernando

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On otherness and rigths: media and normative narratives about migrants´ access to public health by Abal, Yamila Soledad, Melella, Cecilia Eleonora, Matossian, Brenda

“…As a result, it was possible to identify three discursive operations: (a) the displacement of the idea of health as a right to health as an object of diplomatic negotiation based on reciprocity; (b) the association of the collpase of health services with the migrants demand for care, which operates by concealing the structural nature of the health system deficiencies, linked to the regressivity of neoliberal policies with regard to the recognition of basic social rights, such as health; (c) the denial of these others under the mechanism of the scapegoat, representing them as a “social threat” and as the “unworthy” of the gratuity.…”
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Labour relations in associative and self-managed work organisations: reflections from the case of argentina by Maldovan Bonelli, Johanna

“…This difficulty has a correlation in the field of public policies, which entails various obstacles when regulating and guaranteeing rights and protections for non-salaried workers, as well as their working conditions and collective bargaining institutions. …”
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The Tax Pressure Reflections on the subject by Bara, Ricardo

“…The absolute value of the indicator and its variations are used to evaluate fiscal policies.It is quite common when analyzing the evolution of the tax burden in Latin America to point out that it has increased significantly in the last decade and this increase is considered as something positive. …”
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