Social and Environmental Accounting: Some Notes for its Inclusion in the University Education of Public Accountants by García Fronti, Inés, García Fronti, Inés

“…This work presents a review of the bibliography -is still scarce- related to education in social and environmental accounting, and establishes certain recommendations for the design of its teaching: that social and environmental accounting can be classified as a segment of accounting, that an interdisciplinary approach is carried out, and that an dialogical vision is adopted between the traditional and critical perspectives of accounting. …”
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Software and IT Services in Tandil: actors, dynamics and issues in the sector by López, María Paz, Saracca, Ariel, Ramos, Lisandro

“…This article aims to characterize the Software and Computer Services Sector from the point of view of the contribution it makes to local development, with special emphasis on the possible consequences for the problem of work rotation in the case of Tandil. For the study, a review of the literature, analysis of national reports, interviews with key actors and compilation of data on companies in the sector were developed. …”
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Neurobiological basis of frustration by Ruetti, Eliana, Justel, Nadia

“…Some of the paradigms that are commonly used to study these problems are: consummatory Successive Negative Contrast and consummatory Extinction. This review describes the major works that investigate the neuroanatomical and neurophysiological mechanisms involved in these studies, and the main tasks related with the administration of drugs that modulate the memory of the surprising reward changes.…”
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Four decades of actualistic carnivore taphonomy in the Southern Neotropics: A state of the art by Mondini, Nora Mariana

“…Based on a bibliographic survey, this paper reviews the state of the art of actualistic taphonomicinformation of different autochthonous mammalian carnivores in the southern Neotropics. …”
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Diffuse categories: towards a reconceptualisation of the stelae of Abydos by Salem, Leila, Calomino, Eva Amanda

“…This paper problematises the category of stela that egyptologists have used to identify and analyse a varied set of objects. A review of the conceptualisation of the stelae for the site of Abydos, one of the main Egyptian religious centres dedicated to the cult of the god Osiris, allows us to observe that there is a disparity of explicit and implicit allusions in the historical-archaeological works that turns the concept of stela into a diffuse category. …”
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