Condiciones y medio ambiente de trabajo de los trabajadores del Hospital referente de área Vicente Agüero de Jesús María, 2011 by Demaría, María José

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La bioética aplicada al contexto de la práctica médica asistencial cotidiana by Vanoni, Susana del Carmen

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Detección y respuesta inmune de virus herpes humano 6 (HHV-6) y virus herpes humano 7 (HHV-7) en población sana by Biganzoli, Patricia

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¿WHO ARE TERRORISTS? IRREGULAR AND FORCED MIGRATION AS NEW THREATS TO SECURITY IN THE SOUTHERN CONE by Dalmasso, Clara

“…Within these, the new risks will be terrorism, drug and human trafficking, and migrants, in their various mobility processes and also directly associated with terrorism. …”
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Deepening the inequality gaps by gender reasons: the impact of the pandemic on care, the labor market and violence in Latin America and the Caribbean by Batthyány, Karina, Sanchez, Agustina

“…The health crisis caused by the expansion of the covid-19 highlights the consequences of the commodification of the public and the market as a regulating axis of life and human relations on common life. The current context demonstrated the chain of inequities faced by women in the region, and it was possible to identify at least three dimensions where those inequalities were expressed: care, work and violence. …”
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“A very particular corner”: heritage disputes in a former clandestine detention center of Rosario city (2015-2019) by Cinto, Agustina

“…In this process, which involves the State, the Human Rights movement, and experts in materiality, we distinguished two aspects, which valorize it in different ways, as well as two related but opposite heritage intervention criteria. …”
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El transfeminismo no es un humanismo: cruces entre animalidad y género by González, Anahí Gabriela, Ballardo, María Belén

“…In this paper we intend to argue that transfeminism is not a humanism, that is, it cannot be an extension of the humanist project that preserves intact the structures of exclusion that distribute privilege. …”
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Effect of using air-induction nozzles and adjuvants on the quality of pesticide application by Platz, Juan Pedro, Bedmar, Francisco, Manetti, Pablo Luis, Echarte, María Mercedes, Cendoya, María Gabriela

“…Spraying of phytosanitary products must ensure efficient pest control while avoiding losses that could damage human health and environment. The objective of the study was to evaluate the effect of conventional hollow cone and air-induced hydraulic nozzles, and the addition of an adjuvant (Methylated Seed Oil [MSO]) upon the application quality of a fungicide (penetration, distribution, and uniformity) and losses due to endodrift on wheat and soybean canopies. …”
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Responsibility for pleasure by Laso, Eduardo

“…Unlike Akira Kurosawa´s Rashomon, where those involved in a crime give divergent testimonies about the facts, here those involved tell the same facts, only they diverge in the meaning they give to them: while for Alex there was a consensual relationship, for Mila it was rape under threat. But human things aren´t so simple: under the framework of a trial, the film proposes the paradox of a consensual sexual relationship that becomes abuse due to resignification.…”
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Analysis of the ichthyoarchaeological assemblages recovered in sites of the argentinian Humid Chaco by Santini, Mariano

“…The importance of these resources within the overall framework of human subsistence for each site was assessed in particular, and in general for the region. …”
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Archaeofauna of the archaeological site “El Piñón”, Cultura Bolaños, Jalisco México by Rodríguez Galicia, Bernardo, Valadez Azúa, Raúl, Cabrero García, María Teresa

“…The Bolaños culture is made up of many human communities that established in one of the western Sierra Madre canyons, Mexico. …”
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Refitting applied to pottery from Los Tres Cerros 1 site (Upper Delta of Paraná River) by Di Prado, Violeta Soledad, Castro, Canela

“…The abundance and fragmentation of the ceramic record recovered from this site, led to apply the refitting strategy in order to reconstruct the vessels’ life history and identify human practices and natural agents that took part in the site configuration. …”
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Explain the efficacy of a peace operation, searching recognition as militaries. The experience of argentinean peacekeepers in Haití by Frederic, Sabina

“…Analyzing the operational environment construction, we are going to show how an operation considered military ascribe its success to a variety of civic tasks of approach to the local population, and in which way it produced ambiguities in military condition as warriors and humanized. We study that question in ethnographic interviews made to ex peacekeepers to introduce us in the debate about the role of Argentine Armed Forces in the Post-cold War process; the reference of the national stage in the operational environment construction in extraterritorial peace operations; and the shifting condition of the militaries in pacification processes.…”
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Traceologic Approach to the First Millenium A.D Ceramics of Quebrada de Los Corrales (El Infiernillo, Tucumán, Argentina) by Gramajo Bühler, Matías, García Rosselló, Jaume

“…Quebrada de Los Corrales is an archaeological area rich in evidence that account for diverse human occupations throughout more than 6700 years (ca. 7400 – 650 years B.P.). …”
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Cueva Marsicano: lithic raw materials exploitation in the Lower Basin Deseado river, Argentine by Ambrústolo, Pablo, Paunero, Rafael Sebastián

“…Home Ranges of varying amplitude would have been configured, which, depending on the location of the site, favored human circulation between inland and coastal areas of Patagonia around the search for and exploitation of resources and/or the transmission of ideas, among other scenarios.…”
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Occupational stress markers in historical populations from northern Mendoza (S. XVI-XVII): first exploratory results by Gianotti, Sebastian

“…The modifications made in human skeletal and dental remains are able to tell us about some of the mechanical demands placed on the individual throughout his life. …”
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Synthesis of archaeomalacological studies on shell middens from the northern coast of Santa Cruz, Argentine Patagonia. by Hammond, Heidi

“…It was possible to identify the species selected by the human groups as food, the main processes of site formation of the shell middens and a possible process of intensification in the exploitation of the malacological resource in the southern sector of the area during the late Holocene. …”
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Paleoenvironments and faunal extinctions: Analysis of the archaeological assemblages at the Paso Otero locality (Argentina) during the Late Pleistocene-Early Holocene by Martinez, Gustavo Adolfo, Gutierrez, Maria Amelia, Tonni, Eduardo Pedro

“…It is suggested that not only hunting pressure but the mere presence of humans was a factor in ecosystem disturbance and is the most parsimonious explanation for the process of extinction.…”
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Al otro lado del valle… Contextos funerarios del II milenio de la era cristiana (Períodos Tardíos e Inca) en el norte del Valle de Tafí: tres casos de estudio by Castellanos, María Cecilia

“…Later on, we make reflfl ections on the different social strategies linked to the building of spaces related to the death inside the different spheres of the daily life of the human groups from the north of the valley. Following spatial perspectives and the analysis of the kinetic and visual perception, we point out the use and differential building of the sites under study. …”
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Theoretical complementarity in archaeology: Interweaving darwinist and marxist approaches by López, Gabriel E. J.

“…In particular, it focuses on the discussion about the relevance of Darwinian evolutionary approaches such as evolu-tionary ecology, and dual inheritance model for the general study of the ecological and social aspects that influence human behavior and cultural evolution. The complementarity of these frameworks is appropriate to study chan-ges in different time and space scales, and fundamentally, the evolution of cultural adaptations. …”
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