FROM CONSUMPTION TO CULTURAL PRACTICES. AN APPROACH FROM BIOGRAPHICAL ARTICULATIONS by Aliano, Nicolás, Moguillansky, Marina

“…The article inquires how the subjects relate to culture through practices and consumptions inscribed in diverse sociability relations –recommendations, suggestions, company– which are combined and intertwined to  form complex cultural repertories. A construction of short cultural biographies was carried out, based on semi-structured interviews with a set of subjects selected through theoretical criteria. …”
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Technomorphological characterization of two lithic assemblages of the middle Holocene in the Fuegian Steppe: La Arcillosa 2 and Río Chico 1 by Salemme, Mónica, Oría, Jimena, Turnes, Lucas, Santiago, Fernando

“…Both assemblages come from small shellmiddens deposited in a paleocliff of the Atlantic coast; they are scarcely concentrated and represent short occupations where faunal (vertebrates and invertebrates) and lithic materials are associated. …”
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Ali Mustafá Cave: a new archaeological site with an early occupation in the Eastern Tandilia Mountain Range (Argentina) by Mazzanti, Diana L., Bonnat, Gustvo F., Donadei Corada, Juan P., Martínez, Gustavo A.

“…This site is one of several rockshelters used by hunter-gatherer groups for short-term occupations during the Pleistocene-Holocene transition. …”
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Ali Mustafá Cave: a new archaeological site with an early occupation in the Eastern Tandilia Mountain Range (Argentina) by Mazzanti, Diana L., Bonnat, Gustvo F., Donadei Corada, Juan P., Martínez, Gustavo A.

“…This site is one of several rockshelters used by hunter-gatherer groups for short-term occupations during the Pleistocene-Holocene transition. …”
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Outline for a history of the discovery and conquest of Cordoba. by Serrano, Antonio

“…This short chapter, which will be part of our next book "Los Comechingones", is really an outline for a history of the discovery and conquest of the Cordoba territory. …”
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The role of the Dark Triad in academic procrastination and academic dishonesty by Hidalgo-Fuentes, Sergio, Martínez-Álvarez, Isabel, Sospedra-Baeza, María Josefa

“…Two hundred and ten participants, ranging in age from 18 to 51 years., completed the Dirty Dozen, the Academic Procrastination Scale-Short Form and an academic dishonesty ad hoc scale designed to evaluate the frequency of engagement in academic dishonesty behaviours. …”
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Economic and Politico-Institutional Variables Applied to the Analysis of Subnational Public Speding in Argentina by Rezk, Ernesto

“…While estimated coefficients for fiscal effort, financial sufficiency, and public debt were significantly different from zero, results fell short of being conclusive for the other variables, except for categorical variables standing for limits on spending and credit use.…”
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The “soul” of Métraux. The intimate experience of a possessed ethnographer by Goulard, Jean-Pierre

“…Bearing in mind the contemporary studies on Métraux’s biography, the paper analyzes his personality and his work, his initiatory ordeal in fieldwork, the later stage of analytical synthesis, and his mature stage of engagement at the UN and UNESCO. Finally, a short unpublished manuscript by Métraux, written in 1928 for the Argentine newspaper La Razón, is presented.…”
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Thinking pastoral mobility from the zooarcheological record in the Dry Puna de Jujuy, Argentina by Erramouspe, Victoria

“…Although shepherds are seminomadic groups that reside in an area for short periods of time, we believe that aspects such as mobility, the notion of landscape and social interaction allow the reconstruction of the social landscape of the Puna,contributing to the understanding that pastoralism is a way of life that structures and links various aspectsof social life, and not a mere economic alternative resulting from environmental conditions.…”
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Beyond Inca roads: Archaeological mobilities from the high Andes to the Pacific in southern Peru by Beresford Jones, David G., Mader, Christian, Lane, Kevin John, Cadwallader, Lauren, Gräfingholt, Benedikt, Chauca, George, Grant Lett Brown, Jennifer Luisa, Hölzl, Stefan, Coll, Luis Vicente Javier, Lang, Matthias, Isla, Johny, French, Charles, Reindel, Markus

“…The Andes offers a particularly effective focus for an archaeology of mobility because their extreme topography compresses enormous vertical resource diversity across short horizontal distances. In this article, the authors combine findings from two large-scale archaeological studies of adjacent watersheds-the Nasca-Palpa Project and One River Project-to provide the necessary context in which to explore changing mobilities from the Archaic Period to the Inca Empire, and from the Pacific coast to the high Andes. …”
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Biopsychosocial impact of internet pornography: A narrative literature review. by Varnet Pérez, Tomás, Cartes-Velásquez, Ricardo

“…Within the three dimensions covered, studies tend to rule out the existence of obvious, high-impact, and short-term effects, as well as highlighting the importance of context in its modulation. …”
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Estimating and Projecting Credit Portfolio Quality Using Macroeconomic Variables: A Study for Venezuela by Vera, Leonardo, Costa, Irene

“…Based on relevant economic theory, the estimated model is used to predict the short-run evolution of credit quality. Though the estimation only deals with the systemic components that affects credit quality, two dynamic versions of an ADL model show good results in terms of the errors of an insample forecast, and in terms of the errors that derive from an out of sample (or ex-ante) forecast and from a conditional forecast for the four quarters of 2005.…”
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