Productive centralities in the automotive industry: the territorialization of labor by Spinosa, Lucas, Pereyra, Silvana, Montes Cato, Juan

“…In methodological terms, the article analyses statistical data to determine trends on the processes of territorial reconfiguration of the industries that allow demonstrating the relocation process that produced a strong concentration and productive specialization, standing out the North Zone of Greater Buenos Aires, Rosario and Córdoba, cities located in the corridor linked to Mercosur. …”
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Bureaucratic plot and secret documents. 'Legal' devices for the repression of workers in the public administration of Córdoba (1974-1978) by Romano, Silvia

“…The arbitrariness of the measures made use of profuse regulations and routine, bureaucratic and legalistic practices, which coexisted with illegal repression and State terrorism, which is reflected in the significant number of missing and murdered workers. …”
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Hábitat y Sociología de las Ausencias: extensión universitaria con el Pueblo Kolla de Hurcuro-Salta (2018) by González, Facundo David Francisco, Rodríguez, Nuria Macarena

“…This article describes the experience shared by the Universidad Nacional de Salta (Salta National University) and the Kolla community from Hurcuro within the framework of the habitat improvement outreach project called Agua Caliente para los Hurcureños (Hot Water for the Hurcureños). …”
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Local activism, global knowledge. Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo and the invention of the Right to Identity by Laino Sanchis, Fabricio Andrés

“…The "Right to identity" has become over time the ethical, political, and legal paradigm that supports the claim of Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo (Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo) for the restitution of those who were appropriated during the years of State terrorism in Argentina. Today, this right is present with constitutional hierarchy in the Argentine legal order and there are public bodies, such as the National Commission for the Right to Identity (CONADI), which aims to ensure it and repair its violation in the past. …”
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Filosofar con niñxs by Branca, Ayelén, San Pedro, Constanza, Andrade, Sergio, Ricardi (Texto), Georgina

“…We claim a philosophy that moves away a little bit from the marble and has to do with the encounter, with action and contact with others," say Sergio Andrade, Constanza San Pedro and Ayelén Branca, in this conversation with E+E magazine.They also state that although their work has always been extensionist, they prefer to talk about dialogues and/or co-productions with the community they are part of. …”
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How does an archaeological rescue become a university extension project? The problem of the treatment of human burials by del Rio , Paula

“…Taking into account early diagnoses, the need of an approach from interculturality and critical outreach was identified in order to get over an archaeological rescue instance to put into play and tension: cultural heritage, indigenous ancient territories, human bones remains, treatment from museums and scientific research. In this work we share the experience in pandemic times.…”
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Pre-professional practices as transformers of the hospital reality by Personeni , María Paula

“…In addition, the students reflected upon, defined and structured a salutogenic space that was constantly under development, by using the game as a tool, through collaborative dynamics, where they met and shared with others, finding a place of support and comfort. …”
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"Inhabiting the Extension, Inhabiting the Site. A dialogue of experiences of Sociocommunity Practices in the Provincial Archive of Memory of Córdoba by Bracaccini Acevedo, Maria, Ríos, Lucia

“…In short, it will be the story of our own experiences that will enable us to reflect on the possible relationships between human rights and extension, with the drifts that this link produces and offers in our trajectories within university life.…”
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Violence: Bodily Commodification and Resistance in Festus Iyayi’s Novel by Mazza, Ana Victoria

“…Published in 1979, Violence takes place in the Nigerian city of Benin, during the oil boom of the 1970s. The story follows two married couples, who represent both ends of the social spectrum, and whose paths cross as they overcome diverse obstacles. …”
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Contributions to Thinking About Interspecies Urbanism by Perez Pejcic, Gonzalo

“…I shall therefore critically consider the capacity-model reference, stating the anthropocentric reasons to reject the traditional way of thinking. …”
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Recognition and Ascription of Beliefs in the child by Duero, Dante Gabriel

“…Empirical evidence suggests that human beings develop the capacity to ascribe mental states (as false beliefs) at the age of four or five years old. …”
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Polychoric/Tetrachoric Matrix or Pearson Matrix? A methodological study. by Dominguez Lara, Sergio Alexis

“…The aim of this study was to show the differences in the KMO, Bartlett`s Test and Determinant of the Matrix, percentage of variance explained and factor loadings in depression trait scale of Depression Inventory Trait - State and the Neuroticism dimension of the short form of the Eysenck Personality Questionnaire -Revised, regarding the use of matrices polychoric/tetrachoric matrices and Pearson. …”
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Painful defeats and dazzling victories. The national imaginary in Brazil through the World Cups by Leite Lopes, José Sérgio, Garcia Jr, Afrânio

“…During the first week of June, before the opening ceremony, the experienced presenter of the French television programme "C dans l'air" confessed to being surprised to see a film by Cantona about the well-known Brazilian story of a 1920s Rio "colour" player who felt obliged to cover his face with rice powder in order not to leave the pitch. …”
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The wichi interpreter: rights and challenges by Palmer, John Hillary

“…After a brief sociolinguistic contextualization of the Wichi language (Mataguayan language family), this paper examines, on the one hand, the rights of the Wichi of the Argentine to have a bilingual interpreter in their dealings with the State and, on the other hand, the different obstacles and challenges that Wichi interpreters face in carrying out their task. …”
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The study of archaeological record formation processes and their effects on lithic assemblages by Carranza, Eugenia, Balirán, Catalina, Bobillo, Federico

“…We seek to bring together lithic technology specialists who share the question about the effects post depositional processes have on lithic assemblages and their implications for behavioural interpretations and explanations of past human groups. …”
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“Studying was the only way to change my destiny”: Chinese migrant women’s positionings regarding their role in the family at Buenos Aires city by Denardi, Luciana Emilia, Luo, Chenxi

“…Methodologically, we use life stories made between 2019 and 2020 of two Chinese women living in Buenos Aires and ethnographic fieldwork. …”
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A Volcano in Ceramic: Indications of Production in the Isluga Plateau, Tarapacá - Chile by Druc, Isabelle, Uribe Rodríguez, Mauricio

“…While the ceramics present similar pyroclastic compositions with much pumice and glass shards, small variations help us distinguish the ceramics of the two Markas or Aymara ceremonial villages, distant some 20 km. …”
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Analysis of Uniparental Lineages in Two Villages of Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Seat of Pueblos de Indios in Colonial Times by Pauro, Maia, García, Angelina, Nores, Rodrigo, Demarchi, Dario

“…On the other hand, these populations share many mitochondrial DNA hypervariable region I (HVRI) haplotypes with other populations from the Sierras Pampeanas (particularly with Córdoba) and the Gran Chaco regions.…”
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Early Holocene water well in the Pampas of Argentina: Human responses to water shortage events by Martinez, Gustavo Adolfo, Gutierrez, Maria Amelia

“…An evaluation of similarities and differences with well-described water wells from the United States and Australia is included in order to highlight the cultural origin of the pit. …”
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Oral health and diet in populations of Central Argentina during the late holocene: Bioarchaeological and isotopic evidence by Fabra, Mariana, Gonzalez, Claudina

“…We found clear regional and temporal differentiation, which we interpret as resulting from differential use of plant resources among the regions and a slight deterioration in oral health in the Late Holocene. Stable isotope analysis indicates food consumption of C3 and C4 resources, although the observed temporal variations in the isotopic values may indicate an introduction of C4 resources in the later Late Holocene, mainly in the mountainous region.…”
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