On the modes of proximity’s representation in contemporary Argentina: “not intimate” proximity in the leadership of Carlos Reutemann in Santa Fe (1991-1995) by Lascurain, María Cecilia

“…On the contrary, he preferred a style of closeness through face-to-face contact instead of exposing his private life that mass media makes possible. In this sense, the legitimacy of proximity in Reutemann’s case operated in a unidirectional way: he was the one that “listen” or “empathize” with his represented, instead of allowing people “listen” or “empathize” with any private situation of his own (unlike the proximity leaders analyzed by the literature, in whose case the proximity unfolds in a bi-directional way). …”
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NEW FORMS OF PRIMITIVE ACCUMULATION: THE EXPANSION OF SOYBEAN IN ARGENTINA by Spinella, Liliana

“…The aim of this paper is to analyze the main features of the expansion of soybean in Argentina through the lens of two of the contradictions at the heart of capitalism: on the one hand, the contradiction between private appropriation and common wealth; and on the other hand, the contradiction between capital and nature. …”
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URBAN SPRAWL AND SOCIO-SPATIAL SEGREGATION IN THE CITY OF CÓRDOBA (ARGENTINA) DURING THE '80S by Cervio, Ana Lucía

“…On the one hand, the urban developing policies that seek to increase productivity and attract private investments that re-qualify strategic areas of the city. …”
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Elasticity of demand for labor in Uruguay by Porras, Sylvina, Melognio, Eliana

“…We found that the aggregate labour demand is relatively inelastic with respect to changes in labour cost and more elastic when the universe is bounded to private dependent work. It’s close to unity with respect to product and the response of labour demand to change in capital cost seems to be the same as the response to change in labour cost with opposite sign.…”
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The future of national development banks by Griffith-Jones, Stephany, Ocampo, José Antonio, Rezende, Felipe, Schclarek Curutchet, Alfredo, Brei, Michael

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The delimitation of public spaces in the necropolis of Vesuvio Gate, Pompeii (Italy) by Raposo Gutiérrez, Noemí

“…This analysis is based on the study of Roman laws, as well as on the study of the termini, which are stones specifically used to delimit public and private spaces in ancient Roman urban areas. The termini can clearly be recognized not only in the tombs but also in the public buildings of the city. …”
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Impacto de las tutorías privadas en la transición del nivel secundario al universitario sobre el rendimiento estudiantil by Nasif, Daniela Belén, Vianco, Ana, Gertel, Héctor R.

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DISCOURSES OF STATE AGENTS OF A CRIMINAL-SOCIAL CONTROL DEVICE FROM BUENOS AIRES PROVINCE ABOUT PENAL YOUTH RESPONSIBILITY AND THE DESIGN OF NON-CUSTODIAL INTERVENTION STRATEGIES by Fernández, Mariana Cecilia

“…And, finally, which is the specificity of freedom non-privative measures/sanctions? Do they contribute to avoid sending young people to institutions of confinement?…”
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Adaptation of the Children’s Test Anxiety Scale (CTAS) for its use in Argentine adolescents by Rivera-Flores, Natalia Belén, Furlan, Luis Alberto, Gnavi, Gerardo Aníbal, Rivera-Flores, Natalia Belén, Furlan, Luis Alberto, Gnavi, Gerardo Aníbal

“…Two alternative solutions to internal structure of the CTAS were obtained through ex-ploratory factor analysis (N = 360 students, of both sexes, public and private schools, aged 11 to 13 years, M =12.77, SD = .72), one with three original dimensions and another with four factors, distinguishing worry and self - criticism thoughts. …”
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The current scenario of Argentine debt. Implications of the case with holdouts by Devalle, Sofía

“…In this framework in addition to analyzing the possible implications that this failure has on the private sector in Argentina, it is important to contextualize the problem of holdouts. …”
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