Datos Geográficos Interoperables Para la Gestión del Territorio de Santa Cruz. by GRIMA, D, AVILEZ, A.; DIEZ, P., Vazquez, Mirian Liliana

“…La implementación de la beca tiene dos grandes fines, por un lado preservar el patrimonio cartográfico de la UARG – UNPA, y por otro la difusión de la IG para su utilización en las actividades académicas, proyectos de vinculación e investigación mediante una red intranet administrada por el laboratorio. …”
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Derivations from Law 13.010: Women's Political Rights in the Provinces by Barry, Carolina

“…One of them was Law 13.010 on women's political rights. Once it was enacted, and in order not to be distorted, it was necessary to have similar legislation in the provinces, at a time when the right to vote did not have constitutional reception at the national level, which would give them a wide margin of action, either through their norms or their constitutions. …”
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The dynamics of fiscal sustainability in the urban municipalities of the Province of Mendoza by Molina, Raúl, Diblasi, Juan, Bengolea, Yamila

“…From the analysis of the consolidated public debt and its relationship to the financial performance of the respective municipalities, the prospects solvency of each of them are analyzed to determine the necessary fiscal efforts to resume the path of sustainability. …”
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he Foreign Policy of the Argentine Civil-Military Dictatorship towards Guatemala (1976-1983) by Rostica, Julieta

“…The foreign policy of the civil-military dictatorship of Argentina (1976-1983) toward Central America has been commonly analyzed according to Argentina's participation in the anti and counter-revolutionary struggle in Nicaragua, without regard to the historical particularities of each of the countries the region. This article , however , aims to describe and systematize the foreign policy of the dictatorship in Argentina to Guatemala , identify when relations between the two countries became systematic and, finally, weigh the Argentina collaboration in counter-insurgency in that country. …”
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History between the sociology and the philosophy science: sociology of knowledge and the ‘new’ historiography of science in latin-american historiography of psychology through the works of Alberto Ramón Vilanova (1942-2003) by Fierro, Catriel

“…In order to characterize the relation between Latin-American historical research in psychology and other meta-sciences, we analyze the reception of the 'new historiography of science' and of the sociology of knowledge in an exemplar of regional relevance in regards to psychological historiography: the published work of Alberto Vilanova. …”
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EL DEMONIO DE LA SUPERPOBLACIÓN by Simpson, Ludi

“…Population growth is often blamed for poverty and environmental disaster both globally and locally. Unjustified fears of either excessive population growth or continuous population decline have been identified as a continuing feature of human society. …”
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The Lost Daughter or what cinema can teach us of the ominous infantile and the rejection of the feminine in speaking beings by Szrank, Luciana

“…And about the discursive burdens that speaking bodies go through as well as the different positions/outputs with which they deal with desire, enjoyment and the impossible to say. …”
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The economy of attention: from the reconfiguration of power relations to social control by Boglione, Matías

“…The information surplus generated by the explosion of new information and communication technologies to which society is exposed has led to an unprecedented attention shortage. …”
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The prose’s laught and risk: a comparison between the french bocage and the brazilian sertão by Carneiro, Ana

“…This concern attentive to the risks of prose keeps some points of comparison with the attitudes of fear and caution that farmers of French Bocage develop before the “witchcraft system” ethnographed by Jeanne Favret-Saada. …”
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Object biography: Support for the study of material culture in the museal context by de Jesus, Priscila

“…Part of a discussion about African material culture and the biography of museal objects, having as its guiding axis a pair of weights to measure gold dust, exhibited pieces that are part of the collection of the Afro-Brazilian Museum (CEAO/UFBA/Brazil), we understand the symbolic universe of Nigerian imagery productions, especially with regard to the representations of the sexual act. …”
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Retracing the steps: On 'I am still learning: four experiments in retrospective philology'. Carlo Ginzburg (2020). Translated by Rafael Gaune Corradi. Buenos Aires, Fondo de Cultur... by Argañaraz, Cecilia

“…I offer this reading to anthropologists in the conviction that it contains rich and abundant material for a dialogue with our discipline, a word of which the author of Aún aprendo (and also, humbly, this writer) is wary. …”
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Why religion is nothing special, but it is central by Bloch, Maurice, Visacovsky, Sergio

“…Theoretical and empirical research should focus on what differentiates human sociality from that of other primates, i.e. the fact that members of society often act towards each other in terms of essentialized roles and groups. …”
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Analysis of faunal remains from pomona archaeological site (río negro province, argentina) by Mange , Emiliano, Fernández, Fernando, Di Lorenzo, Maitén

“…The aim of this paper is to provide an analysis of the faunistic assemblage recovered from Pomona archaeological site, located next to a paleocauce in the southern sector of the middle Negro river valley. …”
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On Heat and Dryness: Landscapes, Death and Materiality in Early Agricultural Societies of the Southern Calchaquí valleys (Northwest Argentina, First Millennium AD) by Cortes, Leticia Ines

“…and the metaphors of ?heat? and ?dryness?, a conceptual link that has been highlighted by ethnohistorical and ethnographic records of the Andes. …”
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Death, personhood, and relatedness in the South Andes a thousand years ago by Acuto, Felix Alejandro, Kergaravat, Marisa Soledad, Amuedo, Claudia Gabriela

“…Death, symbolically and materially, built bridges, connecting and entangling people with place and with each other. The funerary sphere was not strategically used to celebrate particular biographies and personal accomplishments, but rather it was another realm, like daily life, where individual identity dissolved into place and into the collective.…”
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Derivas Políticas de la “Filosofía Científica” en la Obra de Rodolfo Rivarola by Galfione, Maria Carla

“…Mindful of the argentine political experience, Rivarola rehearse a double and apparently paradoxical definition, in which epistemological and political concerns were pooled. The article deals with this double definition, there trying to recognize the special contribution of Rivarola and, finally, to notice about some options that are supposed in the consecrated reading of his work.…”
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Late Holocene plant use in the Sierras Pampeanas of Argentina: Evidence from phytoliths and starch grains by Lalinde Aguilar, Veronica, Heider, Guillermo, Curtoni, Rafael Pedro, Borgo, Mariangeles, Chiesa, Jorge Orlando, Ramos, Gabriela

“…The presence of starch grains of Zea mays (corn), Cucurbita sp. (squash), undifferentiated tubers, and Phaseolus sp. …”
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The “dark” world of crime in Buenos Aires. Blackness and police gaze in the Galería de Ladrones de la Capital (1880-1887) by Gimenez, Santiago Manuel

“…In 1887, the City of Buenos Aires Police published the Galería de Ladrones de la Capital, an institutional document that compiles almost two hundred photographic portraits of suspects, thieves and repeat offenders, so that they could be recognized and monitored by police officers. Each of these photographs is accompanied by a series of personal data and detailed descriptions of the body of the subjects portrayed. …”
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The abject and the death of the Females in Edgar Allan Poe's "Ligeia" and "Berenice" by Federico, María Eugenia.

“…The stories inscribed in the Gothic period have become a source for readers to have access to mysterious events and eerie circumstances that, through an intimate view into the relationship between the living and the dead/undead, reveal a deeper meaning of personal, social and cultural concerns. …”
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Nucleation and growth mechanisms in Cu-Co films by Aguirre, María del Carmen, Núñez Coavas, Henry, Fabietti, Luis María Rodolfo, Urreta, Silvia Elena

“…https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.jpcc.6b04994 https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.jpcc.7b10414…”
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