Proactive work behaviours: an update by Salessi, Solana, Omar, Alicia

“…The term proactivity designates a set of self-motivated, future-oriented and change-oriented behaviors. The current study provides a systematic bibliographic review on proactivity, framed methodologically in bibliometric analysis and content analysis. …”
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The University Reform and the University Movement in Peru in 1919. Analysis of its institutional, social and political dimensions by Casalino Sen, Carlota, Rivas Huarcaya, José Carlos, Toche, Carla Lucía

“…For the first dimension, we give an account of the changes made at the University of San Marcos based on the demands of the students. …”
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GENERATIONS AND MILITANT CONFIGURATIONS IN A TEACHERS TRADE UNION: ATEN, 1997-2007 by Aiziczon, Fernando

“…The following article aims to enquire about the generational changes that occurred in the trade union militancy of teacher’s ATEN (Association of Education Workers of Neuquén) around the last great strike in 2007, where the teacher Carlos Fuentealba was assassinated. …”
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Agricultural group counselling service by Meyer Paz, R., Roberi, A., Lambir Jacobo, A.J., Luna, O., Romerto, M. G., Gómez Gonzales, M.C., Arcieri, M., Valdez, H., Rodríguez, M.N., Bonell, L.

“…We worked to consolidate groups of producers and to promote behavioural changes; to this end, two aspects were exploited: i) the group dynamics, which consists of an active, participatory and reflective methodology through gradual, intentional and continuous work, and ii) the space-workshop, through which the learning of new behaviors related to livestock production was generated. …”
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Think fear. Myths, art and politics by Barei, Silvia

“…They fear terrorism, climate change, immigrants,  also what is called "insecurity",  the misuse of technology,  the fragility of political and economic systems. …”
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War on Terror and repoliticization of the fear. Scope and effects of homegrown terrorism in Western societies by Acerbi, Juan

“…Centuries later, this relationship underwent significant changes since the attack on the Twin Towers. This attack initiated the transformation of the West as a war scenario, the end of the state prerogative to declare war and the installation of the premise that every person, regardless of nationality or religion, is suspected of being a threat to the society in which they live. …”
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Social justice and gastronomy by McGowan, Nadia

“…The story gives the viewer the chance to reflect on the moral implications of each part of the story,which uses horror to communicate its message while not reaching a clear conclusion as to which would be the best way to achieve a future differentfrom that one portrayed. …”
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The State as Protagonist: Reconversion of Industrial Buildings in Santa Fe (Four Cases) by Müller, Luis

“…Given the changes in the productive and economic systems of the last decades of the 20th century, much industrial architecture became obsolete, with a progressive abandonment. …”
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Effect of digging dates and the crop stay in the field on the yield, lipid quality and health of the peanut kernel by Sebastián y Perez, Mauricio, Gamba, J., Illa, C., Martín, M. P., Perez, M. A.

“…According to the results, the delay in the digging dates increased the yield without kernel size and lipid fraction changes. On the other hand, increasing the number of days in the windrow did not improve these variables, but it did decrease the sanitary quality. …”
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Feminist movement and gender policies in the Argentine university system by Vazquez Laba, Vanesa, Pérez Tort, Mailén

“…This article analyzes the impact of the feminist university movement nucleated in the Interuniversity Network for Gender Equality and Against Violence (RUGE) of the National Interuniversity Council (CIN), in the Argentinian university system. Quantitative data was collected during a diagnosis for the implementation of gender policies in universities, which was carried out by the RUGE in 2020 and coordinated by the authors of this article.  …”
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BEHAVIORAL RESPONSES OF CAPTIVE MANED WOLVES TO OLFACTORY ENRICHMENT by Figueira, Milene Paula, Rodrigues Silva, Fernanda Fatima, Ribeiro, Alice, Oliveira Silva, Ita, Boere, Vanner, Boere, Vanner

“…The average P+ increased significantly (P < 0.05) from the Basal to the Exp, but it was not statistically different (P = 0.60) between the Basal and the Pos. Neither N- nor Ot changed statistically in any of the phases (P > 0.5). …”
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Experience stories on peasantry in Latin America: training, teaching and research by Varón Rojas, Diego Hernán

“…These reflections are supported by the developments generated by the human sciences, particularly on the changes experienced by this population: the current demands for the prices of inputs, the need to increase the dignity and peasant identity, and the consideration of this work as an important issue in the world of work.…”
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The «new» rights in Latin America and the Judiciary: legal wars and state of exception in the 21st century by Prego, Florencia

“…The hypothesis that guides our analysis is that in the 21st century the Judiciary and the «new» right established the conditions of possibility for the constitution of exceptional situations through legal wars with the aim of inhibiting, proscribing or displacing leaders politicians who promoted processes of social change in the region in order to consecrate a new social order.…”
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Technological literacy for seniors. Experience in the UNED Senior, Argentina by Rodríguez Carracedo, María Carmen, de la Barrera Minervini, Juan José

“…We chose the paradigm for change to adjust the process and its impact. We tried to demystify the popular beliefs on impassable barriers related to ICT management and improve self-esteem and independence on technology use. …”
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From Qhápaq Ñán to the Camino del Pirú. Changes, ruptures and continuities in the socio-spatial interaction networks of Salta, Argentina, between the fifteenth and nineteenth centuries by Mignone, Pablo

“…It is proposed that the European colonial order made irreversible changes both in the use of space and in the social interaction networks with respect to the previous period, despite the partial recovery of the road networks at the end of the colonial period.…”
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Osteometry of Vicugna vicugna Molina, 1782 in the late Pleistocene of southern chilean Patagonia: palaeoecologic and biogeographic implications by Labarca Encina, Rafael, Prieto Iglesias, Alfredo

“…The extinction of this form is, most likely, due to the impact of climatic change during the begining of the Holocene over its pasturing diet and its territorial and non migratory habits. …”
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Some thoughts on the implications of memory and identity in the constitution of the patrimony by Colasurdo, María Belén, Sartori, Julieta Isabel, Escudero, Sandra Cristina

“…The concept of patrimony have not been the same along the history and its changing meaning have evolve since the idea of an illustrated treasure to the idea of a touristic resource, and rating it as a cultural product and a mechanism of identity construction. …”
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Love and authority. Legitimate power exercise of police women at work by Calandron, Sabrina

“…To think about the ways that women police officers from the Buenos Aires police force exercise authority leads to a reflection of the association between personal qualities and the relationships and institutionalized power taking place in workplaces. …”
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Archeological record of “La Olla” site (San Rafael, Mendoza): Implications for the human occupations in the middle valley of Atuel River by Giardina, Miguel Angel, Corbat, Mercedes, Peralta, Eva, Cochero, Gregoria, Franchetti, Fernando, Salgán, Laura, Gil, Adolfo

“…The archaeological analysis confirms stability in human subsistence and human diet based on low rank resources which included carob (mesquite) and small animals such as fish and armadillo. Changes in the technological organization were also recorded, which are interpreted in terms of mobility and action ranges. …”
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Music and dance as particiapative spaces among young children of migrant Bolivians and Paraguayans in Buenos Aires (Argentina) by Gavazzo, Natalia

“…Taking into account identification processes among the generation of the descendants, this article will place those artistic practices and these youth participation within the frame of current socio-political situations and changes (that go beyond the local and the national level to reach the trans/international space). …”
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