Team's Affective Commitment as a Factor to Stimulate Innovation Capacity in Traditional and Social Impact Business by Maria Ronzani, Célia, Rezende da Costa, Priscila, Ferreira da Silva, Luciano, Rezende da Costa, Priscila, Rezende da Costa, Priscila

“…This article's main objective is to understand how the commitment of the teams influences in the innovation capacity in Traditional Business and Social Impact Businesses. …”
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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

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La tradición como límite de la interpretación : Un ejemplo desde Cruz Vinto (norte de Lípez, Bolivia) by Vaquer, José María

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Traditions, legends, grammatical notes and vocabulary of the pampa-araucana area. by Flury, Lázaro

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Traditional agricultural production in the upper Quebrada de Humahuaca (Dpto. de Humahuaca, Jujuy, Argentina) by Fabron, Giorgina

“…This paper presents a research on traditional ongoing agricultural practices in the northern sector of Quebrada de Humahuaca, including the upper basin of the Rio Grande, starting from the present town of Tres Cruces to Hipólito Yrigoyen, including the Condor and Chaupi Rodeo Gorges which go into the main rift valley. …”
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From traditional teaching units to collaborative websites. The evolution of media appropriation in the higher educational context by Laaser, Wolfram

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Modernization and hybridization in the life and traditional practices of San Felipe del Progreso. The case of midwives and their ancestral knowledge by López Miranda, Karla Paola

“…In a second moment, the phenomenon is observed in a specific community, namely, San Felipe del Progreso, which accounts, from its context, of the encounter between these two ways of looking at the health-disease-care process, which on the one hand are characterized by “more traditional models of care” (configured from the pre-Hispanic tradition), in communication with modernizing processes. …”
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TRADITIONAL MEDIA AND SOCIAL NETWORKS ON THE INTERNET: AN ANALYSIS OF THE POSTS SHARED ON FACEBOOK BY ARGENTINIANS NEWSPAPERS CLARIN AND LA NACIÓN (2010-2015) by Raimondo Anselmino, Natalia, Sambrana, Alejandro Matías, Cardoso, Ana Laura

“…Methodological strategy combines the artisanal work inherent to socio-semiotic analysis —traditionally applied to smaller discourse packages— with digital tools and computational methods that allow the collection, pre-processing, processing, and visualization of massive amounts of data and metadata which  are initially unstructured, and can be both textual and non-textual.Specifically, an inquiry into the type of disseminated content and the publication frequency of the mentioned fan pages are considered , taking into account the most common post types, the publication behavior according to different time zones, the geographical location of the information, the journalistic genres used, the issues of reference, the temporality of the events presented in the news, among other things, as well as the interactions of the publications. …”
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Comida, ética y tradiciones desde la frontera México–Estados Unidos by Camacho Gómez, María del Carmen, Romero Delgado, Claudia Ivett

“…The increase in the production of food films and television programs around the world justify its research as they show the culture and traditions of societies. When people leave their countries and move to a new place, they create customs that merge with the old ones. …”
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«And we must be more united!»: Carnival and Policy in a rural region of the Quebrada de Humahuaca, or how to maintain the traditions that are lost in the town by Espósito, Guillermina, Fabbro, Pablo

“…Immersed in the festive climate of the carnival, trying to take the pulse of the rituals of the ‘entierro’ and the ‘desentierro’, so prolific of couplets of unusual ingenuity as in ‘ch’allas’ and ‘machas’, we began to think about the manners of articulation between the performatic genres, the identities and the processes of resistance, that are modulated around a tension between the perception of an agonistic development that threatens the interfamiliar union, threat represented in the politics, and the putting in act of ‘traditional’ symbolic elements, where the fear to the loss of the traditions and customs articulates the speeches that are unfold during the carnival.…”
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Use of fauna in the traditional medicine of native Toba (qom) from the Argentine Gran Chaco region: an ethnozoological and conservationist approach by Martinez, Gustavo Javier

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Córdoba and the University in the Argentine Spiritual Tradition, by Dr. Lisardo Novillo Saravia, Comptroller of the National University of Córdoba. by Novillo Saravia, Lisardo

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What is said and what is lived: relationships between landscape, corporality and narratives in Cusi Cusi (Rinconada, Jujuy) through the experience of disease by Vaquer, José María

“…In this paper I present a reflection on the relationships between corporality and narrative though an ethnographic example from Cusi Cusi (Rinconada, Jujuy). In order to do so, I contrast the traditional Andean catholic landscape logic and the evangelic landscape logic, to show that there are contradictions between incorporated habitus and narratives around the traditional concept of diseases based on landscape powers. …”
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Petrographic characterization of ceramic fabric from Antofagasta de la Sierra (Catamarca province, Argentina). A comparative approach to intersite level by Pérez, Martina, Gasparotti, Leticia

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Archaeomalacology at the archaeological site Pozo de la Chola (foothill region of Jujuy, Argentina). Tafonomic studies, environmental inferences and anthropic processes by Ortiz, Gabriela, Alavar, Alvaro, Rojas, Verónica Nahir, Vargas Rodríguez, Nelly, Quispe, Franco

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FINANCIAL DIPLOMACY WITH NON TRADITIONAL CREDIT SOURCES DURING THE MAURICIO MACRI’S ADMINISTRATION.... by Fabani, Ornela, Fernandez Alonso, José

“…The hypothesis holds that both the modalities and the results obtained in national financial diplomacy initiatives with non-traditional credit sources were conditioned by the pattern to the financing pattern of the country's counterparts. …”
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Prácticas mortuorias en las poblaciones tempranas del valle del río San Francisco (Prov. de Jujuy, Argentina) by Ortiz, Gabriela, Nieva, Luis

“…From Jujuy province foothill region new findings of the last fifteen years, the inhumation and mortuary practices particular conditions linked to the so called San Francisco Tradition (800 b. C.- 400 AD) are discussed. …”
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