Governmentality, Intelligibility Grid and Sociological Research in Educational Policy: Theoretical-Analytical Notes from the Toolbox by Aguirre, Elias Gonzalo, Aguirre, Elias Gonzalo, Aguirre, Elias Gonzalo

“…From the tradition of governmentality studies and their resonances in political sociologies and education, this article recovers the current debates around the notions of governmentality, government and biopolitics developed in the vast work of Michel Foucault to link them with the discussions on the object of study and the theoretical field of educational policy, emphasizing the analytical potential offered by its intelligibility grid for the educational phenomena of post-disciplinary societies. …”
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Taking Play Seriously Beyond the Human Practices: Normativity and Social Play in Animals by Sanchez, María Ayelén, Regues, Juana

“…In contrast, this tradition has considered the behavior of non-human animals to be mere responses to the environment, relegating their activity to the realm of instinct and survival. …”
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Benchmarking in the sanitation sector in Brazil: An application of stochastic frontier panel data by De Santis, Mariana, Halabi, Damián

“…In regard with TFP variation in the period, a significant reduction attributable to technical change and scale efficiency is observed; consistent with the low coverage rate of the sector.…”
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Characterization of Capsicum germplasm collected in Northwestern Argentina based on morphological and quality traits by Occhiuto, P.N., Peralta, I.E., Asprelli, P.D., Galmarini, C.R.

“…Farmers mainly from Andean valleys, maintain their local landraces or "criollas" under different environmental conditions, using their farming traditions and selection criteria. These traditional varieties represent valuable genetic resources for conservation and selection of agronomical and quality traits. …”
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Morpho-agronomic characterization of squash (Cucurbita maxima Duch.) landraces from the andean valleys in Argentina by Lorello, I.M., García Lampasona, S.C., Makuch, M.A., Peralta, I.E.

“…In the Andean valleys of Argentina, families grow vegetables by traditional methods, mainly for self-consumption. Squash (Cucurbita maxima) is an American crop of great importance in Andean regional economies. …”
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Money and robes: a perspective of the imbrication of the Catholic Church in the Brazilian political process (1961-1970) through the sources of the Institute of Research and Social... by Ramírez, Hernán

“…Thus, we can see how the Institute made use of the discourse of the Catholic Church, of its cadres and even of specific institutions for this purpose, in a process that was neither linear nor homogeneous, since they also show us tensions and oppositions.…”
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Training in extension curricularization at the UNPA by Michniuk, Natalia, Quispe, Estela N., Román, V. Carla, Sedán, Beatriz

“…The proposal, developed with a distance-learning approach, facilitated the participation of teachers from the four Academic Units that make up UNPA. The coordination was led by two teachers from the National University of Litoral, Mariana Boffelli and Sandra Sordo, and with mentoring provided by four local teachers. …”
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Prospección con GPR (Ground Penetrating Radar) en el cementerio de la Misión Salesiana, Río Grande (Tierra del Fuego, Argentina) by Montes, Alejandro, Salemme, Mónica, Santiago, Fernando, Guichón, Ricardo

“…It is situated over the Holocene beach reach plain composed with low angle interstratifi cations of gravel and sand. …”
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The Theban Tomb 49 and its owner, in the sacred landscape of west Thebes, Egypt by Pereyra, María Violeta, Manzi, Liliana M., Broitman, Livia M.

“…The starting point is the study of Neferhotep’s tomb (TT49) and its links to the natural physiognomy and material endowment of the regional landscape for the realization of the New Kingdom funerary practices. The poor preservation of the material evidence required to implement analytical ways that transcend traditional Egyptological approaches -monumentalists and classifiers, and privilege the study of human behavior. …”
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Past documents: On the acquisition of a theodolite for the mathematics classroom by O'Donell, Carlos

“…Gregorio Funes founded, with due authorization, a chair of arithmetic, algebra and geometry, endowing it with the sum of five hundred pesos per year from his patrimony. The purpose of the illustrious benefactor was to give mathematical sciences a place of honor in the teaching of the University, next to the traditional disciplines. …”
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A black bull at a wake. The myth as a historical discourse about the environmental limits in the socio-technical livestock systems of the Chaco santiagueño by Concha, Pablo

“…This article aims to interpret the myth of the black bull and the narratives of diabolical pacts, taking as an empirical reference a set of rural areas located in the Copo and Alberdi departments, in Santiago del Estero, Argentina. …”
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Sueño de pibe… Crafts, classifications and distinctions in Villa Sangre y Sol (Córdoba, Argentina) by Bermúdez, Natalia Verónica

“…It also distorts the assumption that this problem has been recently introduced in our society, since the categories that designate the activities of traditional “carreros”, new “carreros”, “cartoneros” and “cirujas” fluctuate putting in tension currents issues as well as socio-historical frameworks.…”
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Time and ritual. An approach to the analysis of the order representation in colonial Tucumán´s society (Gobernación del Tucumán, XVII-XVIII centuries) by Smietniansky, Silvina

“…We intend to develop a comparative study of the cabildo and juicio de residencia institutions, based on the exam of a set of government and justice documents relative to the Tucumán province during XVII and XVIII centuries, and organized upon to tow central questions. On one side, we are interested on how two different time experience –a local and ordinary time, and another time that we called regal and ritual- were configured and articulated; and on the other side, we explore in which way the formal and traditional character of the practices that were performed by the cabildantes and the juicio de residencia participants in the institutional contexts, contributed to elaborate a representation of the social order characterized for its great stability and long lasting existence.…”
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In the shadow of the state: Indian communalization in sites from the Rio Negro province pre Cordillera, Argentina by Cañuqueo, Lorena, Kropff, Laura, Pérez, Pilar María

“…We begin by laying out the historical process of incorporation of the Mapuche people to the national state in order to situate this particular case. …”
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Music and dance as particiapative spaces among young children of migrant Bolivians and Paraguayans in Buenos Aires (Argentina) by Gavazzo, Natalia

“…This article is partially based on my PhD thesis, which used an anthropological approach to study identifications and ways of participation among “second-generation” immigrants in Argentina’s city capital. …”
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The social dimension of bioarchaeology. Proposed work for an investigation including human bones in Argentina by García Laborde, Pamela, Conforti, María Eugenia, Guichón, Ricardo Anibal

“…The relationship between researchers and society in general, but particularly between the former and native american populations sets a degree of complexity that cannot be tackle neither through the fields of Bioarchaeolgy or Public Archaeology separately. …”
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