Hope, Political Credibility and Historicity: The Construction of Confidence and Mistrust in Vaccines and Vaccination Against Covid-19 in Argentina by Visacovsky, Sergio, Visacovsky, Sergio, Visacovsky, Sergio

“…My aim is to show that these disputes can be read as updates of a specific historicity, that is, local ways of thinking and organizing the present in relation to schemes of the past that, in turn, make certain futures imaginable and admissible. …”
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Non-attendance and justifications in the academic regime of Cordoba's secondary schools: between punishments and inclusions by Martino, Andrea Graciela

“…I will focus on the two regulations that continue to intervene on absenteeism in the province of Cordoba, in order to problematise the typology of justified and unjustified absences. I then analyse the ways in which absences are regulated in the two schools investigated through reinstatements and justifications. …”
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Influence of mechanical calibration on garlic seed (Allium sativeuli (L.)) on commercial production by Biderbost, Elvio B. J., Villalba del Boca, J.

“…It was determined that the seeds highest individual weights were obtained during the 1st, 2nd and 3rd fortnights of the period mentioned above, and that the shortest, period for seed production varied from 25 to 28 ways at the end of the growing cicle. , This research project was accomplished at the Facultad de Ciencias Agropecuarias of the Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, Córdoba, Argentina.…”
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‘¿You don´t say hello anymore because you are in debt?’ Neighbors, morality and politics in Cooperative Las Cuatro Banderas (Córdoba city) by Bartolozzi, Ivana, Koopmann, Silvia Ayelén

“…This article exposes the different ways in which the neighbors of the Cooperative “Las Cuatro Banderas” are categorized by the members of the executive committee, according to the payment (or nonpayment) of the land, and the consequences carried to other dimensions of their social life as a result of such categories. …”
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Sung talks: about poetics and transformations in rural society by Silva, Simone

“…This article seeks to analyse the poetic narratives in Zona da Mata of Pernambuco as a speech element, whereby I intend to reflect on the ways in which emotion is revealed in daily practices and sociability. …”
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Contributions of Actualistic Taphonomy to the Archaeological Study of Pseudoartifacts by Borrazzo, Karen

“…I conclude that taphonomic background noise may inflate the representation of the local raw material in the lithic artifact assemblages recovered at the site.…”
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Bone technology of hunter-gatherer groups from Rolling Pampa (Buenos Aires province) by Acosta, Alejandro Alberto, Buc, Natacha, Loponte, Daniel Marcelo

“…As concluding remarks, we note that the use of bone raw material in this area is different from the Low Paraná River, and conversely, it is similar to the interior of Pampa grassland, sharing other material similarities. …”
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The problem of the archaeological record before 1000 AP and the ceramic incised/engraved in the area of the Salado River (plain of Santiago del Estero, Argentina) by Taboada, Constanza

“…For this, it reevaluates data available and the ways of building them throughout the history of local archeology. …”
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Perceptions on deforestation in the Chaco salteño: An environmental justice perspective by Zepharovich, Elena, Ceddia, Michele Graziano

“…The main purpose of the article is to understand the prevailing perceptions on the issue of deforestation and to assess possible ways forward. For this purpose, first the results of qualitative interviews were analysed through the use of Q method, which allows classifying local perceptions on deforestation in the Chaco Salteño through the use of factor analysis. …”
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Bonarelli and the geo-agrological and mining map of Corrientes by Aceñolaza, Florencio

“…Ignorance about the meaning and importance of this work, led to an intense debate in the legislature that should approve it by law. Once approved it was authorized that both Bonarelli and Longobardi would begin to comply with the contract. …”
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State of progress of archaeological researches in empalme querandíes 1 site (centre of the humid pampas subregion, Buenos Aires province). by Messineo, Pablo G., Álvarez, María Clara, Dubois, Cristian Favier, Steffan, Pamela, Colantonio, María José

“…Moreover, bone remains of the first two species were also used as raw material to manufacture tools. The study of the lithic assemblage shows that orthoquartzite and chert are both well represented, but there are variations in the objectives of production and in the strategies associated with their use. …”
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Ancient genomes in South Patagonia reveal population movements associated with technological shifts and geography by Nakatsuka, Nathan, Luisi, Pierre, Motti, Josefina María Brenda, Salemme, Monica Cira, Santiago, Fernando Carlos, D'angelo del Campo, Manuel Domingo, Vecchi, Rodrigo Javier, Espinosa Parrilla, Yolanda, Prieto, Alfredo, Adamski, Nicole, Lawson, Ann Marie, Harper, Thomas K., Culleton, Brendan J., Kennett, Douglas J., Lalueza Fox, Carles, Mallick, Swapan, Rohland, Nadin, Guichón, Ricardo A., Cabana, Graciela S., Nores, Rodrigo, Reich, David

“…Archaeological research documents major technological shifts among people who have lived in the southern tip of South America (South Patagonia) during the last thirteen millennia, including the development of marine-based economies and changes in tools and raw materials. It has been proposed that movements of people spreading culture and technology propelled some of these shifts, but these hypotheses have not been tested with ancient DNA. …”
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Agricultural soils and peasant knowledge. Is it possible an intercultural perspective? Ethnopedology in El Bolson Valley by Taddei Salinas, María Laura

“…Based on Ethnopedology principles and our study case, we aim to a new way to apply this discipline into Social Science as a dialogue space and intercultural meeting for soil studying.…”
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The Anglo Mexican Mining Association and the Guanajato Mint in the Nineteenth Century by Parra, Alma

“…These investments soon expanded to other areas connected to mining such as coin production, thanks to measures taken during the independence war which decentralised coinage and which allowed for the establishment of minting houses in the provinces leasing them to private entrepreneurs. …”
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The archaeological record of mid-altitude valleys in the Diamante river basin by Otaola, Clara, Giardina, Miguel, Franchetti, Fernando

“…These differences have been analyzed considering lithic raw material availability and their locations. Regarding temporal trends, the use of local materials is documented for the first half of the late Holocene, and non-local materials, such as obsidian and non-local ceramic styles,starting two thousand years ago. …”
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Beyond the principle of constructing lithic objects by Carbonelli, Juan Pablo

“…Second, we discuss the incorporation of the New Archaeology as a global theoretical framework, which crystallized a period of normal science that saw observation, analysis, and description of lithic objects become hegemonic. …”
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The dynamic interface of bioarchaeology and forensic anthropology by Ubelaker, Douglas H.

“…The shared information impacts in positive ways all areas of both fields, but is especially important in several key components. …”
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Readings about the aboriginal social organization in the Central-South Andes by Gordillo, Inés

“…All of them are papers presented at the Symposium “The ways of organization of the societies that inhabited the South Central Andean Region, during the Medium and Late Intermediate Periods”, held within the XVIII National Congress of Argentine Archaeology (La Rioja, 2013). …”
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Reflections about mounds, food processing techniques and niche construction by Bracco Boksar, Roberto, Duarte, Christopher, Gutiérrez, Ofelia, Clara, Mario, Panario, Daniel

“…The first concept leads us to focus on issues dealing with prehistoric group subsistence techniques that have not been properly addressed: the relationship between the exploited resources and the ways of processing them. This relationship, in our case, could be one of the principal causes that led to the elevation of the mounds. …”
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Power, reciprocity and cosmos ordering at El Shincal de Quimivil (Catamarca, Argentina) by Giovannetti, Marco, Páez, María Cecilia

“…In order to understand the logic of Andean ordering, power is frequently referred to as the guiding concept to comprehend the way of perceiving and rationalizing the world. To this end, modern social science has provided a set of premises to discuss this signifier, such as unidirectionality, the positive association between power and dominion, its accumulation in the form of prestige, or the human centrality in decision-making. …”
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