APROXIMACIÓN DE LA MUSEOLOGÍA AL ENTORNO WEB. EXHIBICIÓN ONLINE DE LA COLECCIÓN DEL MNBA / Museological approach to web space. Online Exhibition of the MNBA´s Collection by Panozzo Zenere, Alejandra Gabriela; CONICET- CETCACL- CIM- Universidad Nacional de Rosario

“…This institution has, therefore, adopted a number of specific virtual tools to display its art heritage.This work aims to revise in a preliminary and exploratory way some constructions within website design and the tools offered by Google Art Project, in order to then focus on the online display of works of art as series of pixels.The most distinctive features of this type of heritage lead us to a specific way of exhibiting art collections in the virtual space. …”
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Core labour standards, Bilateral and Multilateral Trade by Siroen, Jean-Marc

“…Export-led growth strategies might encourage developing countries to curb the process of standards improvement. In this way, they can raise the volume of their unskilled labour endowments (child and/or forced labour) in order to strengthen their comparative advantage over compliant countries. …”
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¿GETTING OVER THE FRAGMENTATION? A REVIEW OF THE ARTICULATION STRATEGIES BETWEEN THE CGT AND THE CTEP (2009-2017) by Natalucci, Ana, Morris, Belén María

“…Which were their discussions about the crisis? In which way did workers organizations think about the representation of the sectors they aspired to represent? …”
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Productive centralities in the automotive industry: the territorialization of labor by Spinosa, Lucas, Pereyra, Silvana, Montes Cato, Juan

“…Hence, it is important to articulate a long-term view focused on the movements suffered by the geographical gross product with another view that focus on the way in which the sector has been transforming labor relations into the work process. …”
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The right to smile by Guzmán, Florencia A., Dallegre, Cindy, Morán, Franco, Miranda, Alicia, López de Blanc, Silvia, Gandolfo, Mirtha, Morelatto, Rosana

“…In line with this, it is necessary to guarantee their right to take part in the project with full access to information, as a better way of finding, designing and execute these activities.…”
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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

“…Moreover, the communities’ ways of life are badly affected by land property disputes and the expansion of the agricultural and mining frontiers. …”
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Dependence theories and the question about the political aspect: approaches and critics about the internal and external factor and their relationship by Tzeiman, Andrés

“…In that sense, we will show how different ways of thinking about the political question are configured in the wide spectrum of dependence studies. …”
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Notes on Alain Badiou and the cinema by Laso, Eduardo

“…The writing is organized in twelve sections: 1) cinema is a new art that was born in the 20th century; 2) cinema is a mass art; 3) cinema is an ontological art; 4) the cinema makes time visible; 5) cinema as the most-one of the other arts; 6) cinema is an impure art; 7) each film is a singular real object, which exposes the passage of an idea according to the shot and the montage; 8) the art of cinema as a visitation of an idea; 9) cinema as an ethical setting; 10) the three ways of talking about a film; 11) a film is a point-subject of an artistic configuration; 12) from tragic cinema to cinema as a moving image of eternity. …”
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Government Fiscal and Real Economy Responses to the Crises: Automatic Stabilisers versus Automatic Stabilisation by Fischer, Jonas, Justo, Isabelle

“…The overall experience may suggest that it has been helpful with agreed ex-ante principles for how discretionary stimuli should be provided and that the provision of discretionary stimulus under such conditionality can work to strengthen the budgetary stabilisation capacity in a flexible way.…”
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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

“…These PSC are part of a proposal of the Secretariat of Extension of the Faculty of Philosophy and Humanities (FFyH) of the National University of Cordoba (UNC), which, in our particular case, allows us to think about possible relationships between extension practices, the sites of memory linked to human rights (HR) in our province, and the professional trajectories that begin to be plotted and become possible from this intertwining.The intention that motivates this article is to make a brief historization around the CSP in our Faculty to, from there, and in relation to our own experiences, try to think possible ways in which the practices and actions of extension are the breeding ground of concerns, questions, participatory and theoretical bets, configuring in its exercise multiple drifts. …”
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Violence: Bodily Commodification and Resistance in Festus Iyayi’s Novel by Mazza, Ana Victoria

“…These acts of caring resistance constitute a way of rejecting the artificial separation of Humanity and Nature, contained in the dualism of mind and body, that has historically justified (neo)colonial capitalist exploitation and expropriation. …”
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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. I shall base my arguments on the reasons underlying the traditional framework, being speciesist in nature from the point of view of animal ethics, which actively interact with the notion of ableism based on a crip animal approach. …”
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Interweaving links and building new senses of commonality for peace building. A collaborative research experience to do, feel and think with others by Carabalí Torres, Wasinton, Alvarado Rodríguez, Mónica, Delgadillo Méndez, Joanna, Mosquera García, Natalia

“…It is a collective process of transdisciplinary research initiated between the Direction and Coordination team of the Sociology Program of the Universidad Externado de Colombia and the Association of Black and Indigenous Peasant Women of Buenaventura - AMUCIB and its youth seedbed, around a common concern: how to think of alternative ways of sustaining life outside the extractivist logics based on accumulation and overexertion? …”
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Temporal and spatial variations in the pre-Hispanic population of Córdoba, Argentina by Nores, Rodrigo, Fabra, Mariana, Demarchi, Darío Alfredo

“…A high relative prevalence of haplogroups C and D in the plains, as occur in Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego populations, remains, in a suggestive and difficult to unravel way, in the contemporary population of the province of Cordoba, suggesting a possible common origin with the inhabitants of the southern extreme of the continent.…”
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Old Collections, New Data: First Results Of The Analysis Of The Bioarchaeological Collections Of The Lower Parana Wetland by Mazza, Bárbara Pamela

“…In turn, a spatial segmentation for some sites was also reported on the basis of age and gender categories, in addition to the presence of personal metal ornaments, ocher, and cut marks on some bones. In this way, we hope to emphasize the value of museum collections and to contribute to gaining further insights into some features of the pre-Hispanic populations in the region.…”
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Wichi plant morphology: an ethnobiological study by Suárez, María Eugenia

“…I conclude that: a) there isn’t a vernacular term for the category “plant”, although lhile may be acquiring this new meaning; b) for culturally relevant species, there are specific terms and suffixes to derivate the name of fruits, thus the analysis of terms is a useful way to identify species and resources of local importance; c) there is an idea of repetition or reiteration in the general plant structure which is reflected in the form of naming some plant parts; d) there are morphological, functional, positional and symbolic criteria behind the names of plant parts; and e) nomenclature of plant parts can reflect the loss of practices and/or knowledge on some wild species.…”
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Two generations, one burial: osteobiographical perspectives applied to Banda Meridional del Lago site, Embalse de Río Tercero, Córdoba, Argentina by Zárate, Paloma, González, Claudina, Tavarone, Aldana, Fabra, Mariana

“…The corporeal experiences of this woman concede us a way to comprehend her health, her diet, habits and uses of the body. …”
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The study of archaeological record formation processes and their effects on lithic assemblages by Carranza, Eugenia, Balirán, Catalina, Bobillo, Federico

“…The study of the complex ways in which the archaeological record can be presented has led to the development of a series of theoretical-methodological frameworks that focus on the existing relationships between cultural, biological and physical factors. …”
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Late Holocene environmental dynamics in fluvial and aeolian depositional settings: Archaeological record variability at the lower basin of the Colorado river (Argentina) by Martinez, Gustavo Adolfo, Martinez, Gustavo Adolfo

“…This paper deals with the way in which the environmental dynamics that took place in the lower basin of the Colorado River (Buenos Aires province, Argentina) have affected the degree of archaeological resolution, integrity, and site preservation in different sectors of the study area (e.g., coastal fringe, delta and interior dune fields). …”
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Introducción a la interpretación : sección Inglés by Gava, Ileana Yamina, Aguirre Sotelo, Evangelina

“…Thus, it is expected that the students will profit from the class practice and online activities designed for this pedagogical proposal, which focus on working on critical thinking skills and raising the interpreters in-training awareness of particular learning strategies, such as assessing their own performance and the performance of others in a systematic and guided way. We believe that a strategies-based teaching approach empowers students to appraise their performance so as to acquire the self-confidence and monitoring skills needed for the development of discourse competence, mainly due to the fact that interpreters in-training tend be over-concerned with minor or slight mistakes, which may interfere with their performance (Karlina as cited in Choi, 2006). …”
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