LOS CONTRA-DISCURSOS A LA HEGEMONÍA MENEMISTA DURANTE LA ETAPA DE SEDIMENTACIÓN DEL ORDEN NEOLIBERAL (1993) by Fair, Hernán

“…Este trabajo se proponeanalizar los contra-discursos que no se referían expresamente al núcleo medular.Partiendo de un análisis de los discursos público mediáticos durante la etapade sedimentación de la hegemonía menemista, coloca el eje en las construccionesy articulaciones discursivas de los enunciadores políticos clave en relación almodelo económico y social.…”
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EL SISTEMA BOLIVIANO DE INNOVACIÓN. DILEMAS DEL DESARROLLO EN EL ESTADO PLURINACIONAL by Lodeserto, Alicia

“…Uno de ellos refiere a la posibilidad que tienen las instituciones del Estado de responder a los problemas de un desarrollo económico, social y humano también plural y multiétnico. …”
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Aproximación metodológica al estudio de una nueva comunidad by Paniagua, Jorge, Corea Aiello, Mario Luis

“…ESTUDIOS SOBRE LA CONURBACIÓN; Reconocimiento geográfico de la conurbación; Hipótesis en el orden económico; Reconocimiento en el orden social; Hipótesis en el orden social. …”
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FAR FROM “SELLING THE BODY”. BODY AND SYMBOLIC MANAGEMENT IN SEX WORKERS by Puglia, María de las Nieves

“…In this sense, we will seek to make a contribution to the fruitful relationship between body and sexualities studies and sociology and economic anthropology.…”
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Elderly care on the political agenda in Latin America and the Caribbean by Garay Villegas, Sagrario, Arroyo Rueda, María Concepción

“…All these documents address the following priority areas: the economic situation of older persons; health and well-being; and favorable social and physical environments. …”
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The role of the States' Participation Funds - FPE in the convergence of Brazilian states' per capita income by Nunes, Ricardo Da Costa, Nunes, Selene Peres Peres

“…Using Barro & Salai-Martin (1992)'s estimation methodology, it proceeds the analysis of ßconvergence (inverse relation between initial PIB and economic growthrate) and of convergence (decrease of variance among the PIB of states).It has been found convergence only from 1969 to 1999, the same resultfound by other authors.Afterwards, it is evaluated if there have been conditional convergence withtotal of High School student registers and if the States` Participation Fund(FPM) has contributed to decrease inequality among Brazilian states.The article uses information extracted from the National Residences SampleResearch (PNAD) of 1977, 1998 and 1999 prepared by the BrazilianInstitute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE), as well as information aboutgovernment accounts from 1985 to 2000, collected by the National TreasurySecretariat (STN).…”
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Convergences and Divergences in South American Integration by Vaillant, Marcel

“…This paper analyses the recent evolution of economic integration in South America, identifying the heterogeneous strategies that have been implemented. …”
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Construction and Validation of the Scale of Exposure to Factors of Sociocultural Deprivation (EXFADESO) by arváez Burbano, Jonnathan Harvey, Obando Guerrero, Lina María, Narváez Burbano, Jonnathan Harvey, Obando Guerrero, Lina María

“…The individual has interactions with his environment that strengthen cognitive development and brain maturation, however, when there is a social, economic and cultural disadvantage, the stimulation can be diminished, producing sociocultural deprivation. …”
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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

“…Although international crises partially accounted for the recent weakArgentine economic performance, main causes have to be sought in domesticeconomic policies adding uncertainty to the decision process of economicsectors and amplifying crises’ effects. …”
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Impact of income tax reforms in Argentina on after-tax income distribution by Afonso, Santiago

“…After the 2001-2002 crisis, the country experienced changes in its economic structure, labor market institutions and fiscal policies, with an increase in the size of the public sector. …”
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