Ranking of performance through a non parametric model. Case of justice in Argentina by Alberto, Catalina Lucía, Curchod, Miguel Ángel, Azcona, Noelia

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THE COLOMBIAN CENTRAL BOARD OF HYGIENE, ANOTHER VICTIM OF PANDEMIC FLU 1918-1919 by Martínez Martín, Abel Fernando, Meléndez Álvarez, Bernardo Francisco, Manrique Corredor, Edwar Javier

“…Materials and methods: Primary Sources: Newspapers of the time in Bogota and Colombia, official reports of the Central Board of Hygiene, official reports of the Board of Relief and medical thesis, National University of Colombia. …”
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Animality in question: rights, ontologies, moralities and politics by Carman, Maria; CONICET - Universidad de Buenos Aires. Instituto Gino Germani. Buenos Aires, Argentina.

“…In addition, the animal turn of thought does not offer a clear political horizon, nor does it consider what would happen if an animal right were to conflict with the survival of a specific human group.…”
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The Black Silencing at the Afro-Brazilian Museum of Sergipe / Brazil by Jesus, Priscila Maria de, Carmo, Sura Souza, Barroso, Cristina de Almeida Valença Cunha

“…It is concluded that it is necessary to think of new narratives, in addition to the official one, which have as a guiding thread the reflections, debates and considerations about those that were forgotten by official history.…”
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Police Special Operations in Rio de Janeiro (2006-2020) by Veloso Hirata, Daniel, Christoph Grillo, Carolina, Dirk, Renato

“…This paper addresses the initiative of Grupo de Estudos dos Novos Ilegalismos from Fluminense Federal University, Brazil, of producing a database on police special operations in Rio de Janeiro favelas, to fulfill the gaps left by official statistics and to intervene in public debate and decisions in regard to police use of lethal force in favelas. …”
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Mining legislation. Substances of common use by Rodríguez, Luis E.

“…Argentina's mining wealth, manifested throughout its extensive territory and multiple in terms of the variety of its species, offers an inexhaustible source for the industry and the future of the country, in the metalliferous sands of the oceanic coasts.…”
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The autobiography as expected learning and linguistic behavior in mexican rural children by Bazán-Ramírez, Aldo, Ferrari-Belmont, Aldo M., Castro-Melo, Greys, Delgado-Sánchez, Ulises, Hernández-Rodríguez, César

“…Taking as a reference the expected learning “Write an autobiography” which is part of “Text production” competence, from the official curriculum. The autobiographies were analyzed in two levels, as academic achievement (formal level) and as a psychological interaction (functional level). …”
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Prophets of revolution. Representations about historical time between “tercermundistas” (Thirdworlds) priests (1968 - 1973) by Lacombe, Eliana

“…I compare official documents and articles by various MSTM´s adherents in different times and political circumstances. …”
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The Argentine Republic in the first centenary of its independence (Part II): Demological study by Harperath, Luis

“…Table E: Relationship between the results of the 1914 census and the official data of December 31, 1910. Table F: Elections for the Chamber of Deputies. …”
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The 1826 Constitution by Silva, J. Francisco V.

“…As this year marks the centenary of the National Constitution of 1826, we make this commemorative publication, following the official edition, printed at that time, and we re-produce it in this form for the first time, after a century; that is, since those days of its ultra-fleeting validity, when the Argentine people, free of auto-aristocratic suggestions, affirmed with the Creole energy, -of gaucho legend- the core of their ideal of native federalism.…”
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The study of pre-Inca social formations in Northwest Argentina, 25 years later by Nielsen, Axel E.

“…I take this opportunity that the Editorial Committee of Comechingonia graciously offers me to comment on the changes experienced in the way of approaching the archaeological investigation of the pre-Inca social formations of the NOA during the 25 years that have elapsed since I wrote the article that is republished in this volume.…”
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