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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Historical Sketch of Agriculture in Argentina up to the End of the 19th Century and the Beginning of the 20th Century. Emphasis on the Characterisation of the Agricultural Producer... by Colomé, Rinaldo Antonio

“…In this historical sketch of the agricultural development in Argentina there are found -in relation to the political-institutional framework- three periods: the "Hispánico", the "Las Provincias del Río de la Plata" and the "Organización Nacional, en adelante", noting the main features of each. …”
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Convergences and Divergences in South American Integration by Vaillant, Marcel

“…The different proposals are analysed from four perspectives: convergence of the agreements, integration in infrastructure and the development of regional goods, asymmetries and convergence, and institutional issues. The main conclusion is that countries involved in the integration process are far from fulfilling with a fundamental premise: to believe in what they agree and to agree in what they believe.…”
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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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THE CULTURAL BATTLE. CONSERVATIVE AND PROGRESSIVE POSITIONS ON THE TRANSGRESSION OF THE BODY BY WOMEN; QUERETARO (1950-1959) by SILVA ACOSTA, JOSÉ ALFREDO, Solís Hernández , Oliva

“…Given this, the Catholic sectors adopted a reactionary position to try to maintain the cultural domination that their institutions had maintained through the centuries. This is based on a historical study that led to the characterization of a patriarchal model that is prior to the political-economic formations of communism and liberalism, and operates on two levels: Structure (economy and politics) and Superstructure (culture); to regulate and sanction the behavior of women, encompassing the domain of their expressions from the control of different repressive dimensions of the body and its relationships. …”
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Birth, decline and dispersal. Brief on the five-year university degree in Anthropology at Universidad Nacional de Tucumán by Carrizo, Sergio Rodolfo

“…The Universidad Nacional de Tucumán (UNT) currently has several chairs around teaching anthropological disciplines. It owns the Institute of Archaeology and Museum (IAM) mainly centered on prehistoric studies. …”
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Anthropology of museums and representations of African descent: theoretical perspectives, debates and proposals by Lamborghini, Eva

“…This article proposes a journey through the critical bibliography of the museums of the last decades, distinguishing some contributions of the Anthropology that give account of the transformation of these institutions in highly politicized arenas, where subalternized groups question the power relations and decide their inclusion and self-representation. …”
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Lithic raw material in the Pampean region of the Buenos Aires province: current situation and call for a collective work by Arislur, Selene, Pazzi, Franco, Mazzia, Natalia, Flegenheimer, Nora

“…Different research teams, working for different institutions, have produced important information on this subject. …”
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Signs of our epoch. Current state of archaeological research on early village societies in Northwest Argentina (2005-2019). by Salazar, Julián

“…In a context of growth of the possibilities of practicing archeology in our country, which has been recorded since 2002, we can observe a multiplication of projects in previously overlooked areas, materialized from institutions dispersed in various countries. This feature can also be observed in a multiplication of theoretical frameworks and specific studies that have enriched our knowledge about social conditions and strategies, as well as material worlds, which built the village way of life in this region of our country.…”
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Report of the first season at the tomb of Amenmose (TT318), Luxor, Egypt by Manzi, Liliana, Yomaha, Silvana Lorena, Zingarelli, Andrea Paula

“…In this Project interdisciplinary lines of research converge and it involves researchers with institutional membership in different academic centers of national universities (UNLP, UNC, UBA) and CONICET. …”
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Experiencia de la muerte y la representación de las personas en las prácticas funerarias del valle Calchaquí Norte by Acuto, Felix, Kergaravat, Marisa, Amuedo, Claudia

“…We should not assume that the nature of the categories, interactions, institutions, and social and experiential spheres of past societies was similar to that found in modernity (and late modernity) and capitalism. …”
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Environmental dynamics and formation processes of the archaeological record in Latin America by Favier Dubois, Cristian Mario, Rubin, Julio Cezar Rubin de

“…In the 1990s the first courses in geoarchaeology in Latin American scientific institutions were taught by some of these pioneers. During the 21st century, the number of practitioners and papers that could be framed in this discipline increased significantly in Latin America, promoting the organization of dedicated geoarchaeology workshops and symposia in national or international meetings, first in the field of archaeology (since 2001) and later in the field of geology (since 2005).…”
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Bioarchaeological study of rescue contexts from Río Negro province. A contribution for the revalorization of human remains by La Valle, Esteban Martín, Morey, Yanina, Berón, Francisca, Flensborg, Gustavo

“…The return of human remains to indigenous societies is promoted and interaction between different social actors and institutions is encouraged.…”
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Participation and democratization in primary school: opening and limitation by Rodríguez Bustamante, Lucía

“…When the rule of law was restored after the last dictatorship in Argentina (1976-1983), it became of main importance to consolidate and strengthen democracy in educational institutions. From that moment, the creation of spaces for student participation in secondary schools increased considerably. …”
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A experiência da transmissão na escola pública brasileira by Rabello de Castro, Lucia, Pimentel Tumolo, Paula

“…In this paper we analyse how, in a school context with many adversities, partnerships and pacts between teachers and students are constructed in order to respond to the institutional objectives of the school. We interrogate what kind of engagements are possible for a teacher and a group of students in order for them to change the conditions of apathy and inertia of the school routine which lets down their expectations and leads them to an adapt to a situation which seems hopeless. …”
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Make a name for yourself. by Mancini, Inés, Caravaca, Evangelina, Dikenstein, Violeta

“…These actors share a double invisibility: on the one hand, in the academic field and, on the other, within the spheres where they operate, since they are not institutionally accredited actors, nor are they immediately identifiable. …”
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The work of Francisco Raúl Carnese and his contribution to Argentine Biological Anthropology by Avena, Sergio

“…His activity was developed first in the School of Natural Sciences and Museum of the Universidad Nacional de La Plata and then in the School of Philosophy and Literatures of the Universidad de Buenos Aires, serving as dean in both institutions. He has been a pioneer in the aplication of population genetics in Argentine Anthropology, both in past and present populations, and in native and cosmopolitan peoples. …”
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Prácticas de cuidado con infancias - adolescencias: poner el cuerpo en contextos turbulentos by Cocha, María Florencia

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