Monetary Essays for Open Economies: The Argentine Case by Milei, Javier G., Giacomini, Diego

“…The divergence has much of its origin in a huge set of fallacies emerging from John Maynard Keynes’s “General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money” published in 1936, whose bad influences extend to this day and that , Along with local structuralism, have caused so much damage to the economy of the country and its inhabitants.…”
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The Scene of Fear: Possibility of an Aristotelian Reception of Contemporary Terrorism by Tillería Aqueveque, Leopoldo

“…The article attempts, contrary to tradition, to interpret the phenomenon of fear caused by contemporary terrorism, rather than as a political or sociological effect, as an essentially aesthetic emotion, that is, a sensation that is produced in us once we have "represented" the incident as a tragic scene. …”
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Terrorism versus Capitalism? Consequences for Argentina and selected Hispanic countries by Colomé, Rinaldo Antonio

“…The Sunday following that of the attack in London on July 7, 2005 (J-7) was raised as a dilemma for the survey: "What is the worst enemy of humanity: terrorism or capitalism?". The surprise caused by the question raised was only overcome by the result of the survey: something like 67% replied that humanity's worst enemy is capitalism and the rest, or 33%, voted for terrorism. …”
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The path towards a centralized democracy: the long porteñización of the peronist argentina by Casullo, María Esperanza

“…It is a factor little commented on by academic production, but it is a fact that in the years after the constitutional reform of 1994, the candidates for the presidency  have had mostly come from the city of Buenos Aires or from their surrounding area, and that being a provincial governor has  ceased to be a privileged road to the presidency. …”
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The pandemic as a mirror: what did we learn about kindergarten work? by Brailovsky, Daniel

“…The health restrictions caused by the Covid-19 pandemic had severe effects on early childhood education. …”
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Regional Dynamics in the High Quebradas of the Valle Calchaquí Medio (Salta, Argentina) Between the Eleventh and Early Seventeenth Centuries by Williams, Veronica Isabel

“…For the Northwestern Argentina (NWA) between AD 1000 and 1430, theproposed situation encompasses the existence of a state of political fragmentation, conflict situations, and the emergence of hierarchies materialized in the presence of defensive settlements or pukaras, iconography, war paraphernalia, and evidences of trauma on human remains, always considering the climatic changes that occurred in the Andes starting in the thirteenth century as one of the causes. The archaeological information from the high ravines of Valle Calchaquí Medio (VCM) located in thecurrent province of Salta, NWA between eleventh and seventeenth centuries,allowed us to hypothesize a continuity in the occupation of this space followinglogics and practices from pre-Hispanic times which were linked to the subsistence and social reproduction, such as seasonal and altitudinal management.…”
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Bone fragmentation analysis and its implicance in zooarchaeological studies. The case of Cueva Maripe site, Santa Cruz (Argentina) by García Añino, Eloisa

“…Taphonomic and anthropic processes had affected the assemblages in different ways, being marrow consumption the principal cause of fragmentation and humans the more important agent that configures the assemblages.…”
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Cuentan los fragmentos : clasificación y causas de fractura de artefactos formatizados por talla by Weitzel, Celeste

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Un modèle didactique pour l'enseignement de la compréhension et de la production textuelle en perspective plurilingue by Pérez, Ana Cecilia

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Caracterización de la infección por Bordetella spp. y coqueluche en la provincia de Córdoba by Giayetto, Víctor O

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UN ANÁLISIS SOBRE LA EFICACIA DE LA CONSTRUCCIÓN JURÍDICA DE INIMPUTABILIDAD EN LA MATANZA DE LONCO LUÁN. EL PODER DE PERDONAR / An analysis of the effectiveness of the legal const... by Lombraña, Andrea Natalia; UBA CONICET

“…The adopted methodological perspective supposes the development of an anthropological reading of the judicial cause, analyzing it mainly like scope of sense production; as such it express the games of circulation and dispute of symbolic goods, and reinforces the structure of social positions simultaneously.   …”
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An Approach to Instructional Theory, a Response to the educational challenges of the Post-Industrial Society by Campana, Ingrid

“…At the beginning of the 21st century, society demands education capable and well-prepared people to successfully intervene in the creation, application and dissemination of knowledge in a world that shows a growing gap between those who access and enjoy the innovations that the technological progress provides and those who remain unable and powerless to reach them. Many causes are attributed to this problem, economic factors, labor and especially academic obstacles, to the point that students can not sustain the study at the university level. …”
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Depression and anxiety in women victims of intimate partner violence by Lara Caba, Evelyn Zoraya, Aranda Torres, Cayetano, Zapata Boluda, Rosa, Bretones Callejas, Carmen, Alarcón, Raquel

“…The mean age of the victims was 38.55 (SD = 9.72) and of the no victims 37.25 (SD = 11.43). …”
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WHAT IS OUTSIDE THE COMFORT ZONE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW? - A CONCEPTUAL, PRACTICAL AND SYSTEMIC ANALYSIS OF "GENETIC INFORMATION" AS AN OBJECT OF INTERNATIONAL LAW by Donadio Linares, Luciano M.

“…International negotiations are in a kind of political lock caused by divergent positions between developed and developing countries. …”
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INTERNATIONAL LAW AND VULTURE FUNDS: IN SEARCH OF ALTERNATIVE SOLUTIONS by Pavlidis , George

“…At the same time, more coordinated action is needed to discourage vulture fund strategies. The use of voluntary codes, the use of Collective Action Clauses with characteristics of aggregation and, as a last resort, the introduction of carefully drafted national legislation against vulture funds should constitute the key elements of such coordinated action.…”
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Use of the term bullying in Twitter: a qualitative study by González Moreno, Alba, Molero Jurado, María del Mar

“…Even so, there are also many occasions in which the subjects use this term in an inappropriate way since it is applied with a certain tone of humor, which causes the importance of the term itself to be diminished. …”
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Departheid by Kalir, Barak

“…As a concept, departheid aims to move beyond the instrumentality of illegalizing migration in order to comprehend the tenacity with which oppressive measures are implemented even in the face of accumulating evidence for their futility in managing migration flows and the harm they cause to millions of people. The article highlights continuities between present oppressive migration regimes and past colonial configurations for controlling the mobility of what Hannah Arendt has called “subject races.” …”
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