The teaching work in technological scenarios. Transformations and reflections by Exeni, Cecilia, Borioli , Gloria

“…The text problematizes the situation of agents framed in undefined work categories, in which the scope of the work is not clearly stated. a work that in practice then far exceeds the contractual clauses, and proposes dimensions of analysis and pending debates in order to collaborate in the construction of an agenda discussion agenda that systematizes the worker's actions in distance education, placing it within a framework fair legal and protection of their rights.…”
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Filosofía y educación: pensando otras infancias by Fornasari, Mónica, Jaimez, Julieta

“…Therefore, through various pedagogical devices, we proposed Philosophy as a tool for thinking childhoods and opening thinking horizons around different topics: Philosophy, the World and Children’s rights. Taking equality as a principle, we pondered collective work and the construction of this space as a way of encouraging active participation of all its members. …”
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Buenos Aires Indígena. Cartografía Social de lo invisible by Elichiry, Valeria, Arislur, Selene

“…This book, written by geographer Inés Rosso (CIG-IGEHCS-UNCPBA) and prefaced by human rights activist Adolfo Pérez Esquivel,seeks to make visible the indigenous communities that inhabit and create territory in the current province of Buenos Aires. …”
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Changes in the teaching and learning modality within the framework of an institutional model. The case of the Methodology of Economics class by Perona , Eugenia, Cuttica, Mariela

“…In addition, this article shows how the change in the learning modality affects the structure of rights, tasks, duties, and privileges of the actors involved in the learning process.…”
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The Impact of the International Financial Crises Upon Emerging Economies and the Performance of Discretionary Fiscal Policies: The Case of Argentina by Rezk, Ernesto, Lafit, Ginette, Ricca, Vanina

“…Government revenues exhibiteda positive, though decreasing, evolution explained by a contraction oftax revenues despite transfers from the eliminated Private Pension Systemand IMF`s special draw rights. However, public spending was in the rootof the government’s fi scal strain as their growth rate outweighed that ofrevenues and caused an erosion of the primary surplus, whose present levelartifi cially stemmed from exceptional revenue fl ows and the discretionaryseizing of pension funds. …”
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Integralidad y ddhh en km 16. Perceptions and uses of water around the Manga Stream: an experience built with Liceo 25 and UTU by Schön, Feline, Clavijo, Inti, Abbadie, Lucía, Olazabal, Luciana, López, Julieta

“…This article presents reflections on a human rights outreach project called: Inhabiting kilometer 16: perceptions and uses of water in the Manga Creek basin, developed by a team made up of university students from the University of the Republic, Uruguay, and secondary school students and teachers6 in a neighborhood in the northeast of Montevideo. …”
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In the footsteps of the past: 20 years after the opening of the graves of San Vicente by Ríos , Lucía

“…Review of the activity "Tras las huellas del pasado: A 20 años de la apertura de las fosas de San Vicente", organized by the Department of Anthropology and the Human Rights Program of the Faculty of Philosophy and Humanities of the National University of Córdoba (FFyH, UNC), in commemoration of the opening of the graves of the cemetery of the San Vicente neighborhood. …”
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Relatos de partos y parteras campesinas en Brasil: los cuentos hacen pensar by Tornquist, Carmen S., Lino, Fernanda

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¿Quién “puede” o “debe” cuidar de los infantes? : la construcción social del cuidado de hijos e hijas by Carrillo Hernández, Edith

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EL MITO DEL CRÉDITO PARA LOS POBRES: EL MITO-CRÉDITO. ANÁLISIS DE LA PRODUCCIÓN DE UNA ‘NUEVA’ FORMA PARA ERRADICAR LA POBREZA / The myth of the credit for the poor: the myth-credi... by Koberwein, Adrian; FFyL - UBA

“…The Grameen microcredits are considered as a vehicle for the "economic progress" of the poor people, as well as a guarantee for their rights. In this article we analyze the circulation of stories about the origin of microcredits, as well as their worldwide expansion. …”
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WHAT IS A PEASANT? THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN AMBIGUOUS POLITICAL SUBJECT IN SANTIAGO DEL ESTERO (ARGENTINA) by Jara, Cristian Emanuel

“…Despite of the conflicts and the internal divisions, it has adopted the peasant identity in positive sense during struggles for land and self-recognition as subjects of rights. The text is not intended to explain alleged hard cores of rural identity. …”
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Experience of child participation from the community approach in the context of a pandemic by Rinero, Yohana

“…DDuring the year 2021, within the framework of University Extension Grants, we carried out the project titled “Strategies for a community approach to the psychosocial effects of the pandemic on children in a rural context”, in coordination with the Soup kitchen and Popular Library “Caritas Felices” from Ampliación Los Troncos neighbourhood, Monte Cristo, a city located 25 kms away from Córdoba city. Framed within the rights approach and the Community Social Psychology paradigm, we worked on the co-construction of a meeting place with children between 5 and 11 years old. …”
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CITIES, VIDEOCAMERAS AND VIDEO-SURVEILLANCE: STATE OF THE ART AND RESEARCH PERSPECTIVES by Lio, Vanesa

“…This reconstruction of the state of the art is organized from aspects of video surveillance that have been privileged: theoretical dialogue with notions such as social control, panopticism and biopolitics; effectiveness in reducing crime; the role of the cameras in delineating cities and social classification; the regulatory framework and the conflict with certain individual rights. The aim is to replace the internal debates that arise from this theme and explain some issues still barely addressed in the field of regional research.…”
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The myth of the credit for the poor: the myth-credit. Analysis of the production of a ‘new’ way to eradicate poverty by Koberwein, Adrian

“…The Grameen microcredits are considered as a vehicle for the “economic progress” of the poor people, as well as a guarantee for their rights. In this article we analyze the circulation of stories about the origin of microcredits, as well as their worldwide expansion. …”
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Conmemoration and justice demands about the death of a senegalese leader in Argentina by Monkevicius, Paola

“…Specifically, through Massar Ba case, we observe how the remembering of racist and institutional violence acts in the afroargentine present to dispute whiteness hegemonic and equality narratives and therefore to demand historically denied rights. In this process we consider that Afrodescendant leaders have a privileged position to determine the parameters aimed at recalling the racialized otherness.…”
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Espacio de reflexión; el por qué y el para quién de la investigación bioantropológica by Salceda, Susana Alicia, Desántolo, Bárbara, Plischuk, Marcos

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