Effects of interchangeable potassium on the permeability of a soil of Manfredi (Province of Córdoba) by Faedo, Stelio, Cerana, Luis

“…Aumenting the proportion of exchangeable potassium, increased the turbidity and coloration of the percolates, showing a marked effect of the cation on dispersion and migration of clay and humic colloids. …”
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New radiometric 40Ar–39Ar dates and faunistic analyses refine evolutionary dynamics of Neogene vertebrate assemblages in southern South America by Prevosti, Francisco Juan, Romano Muñoz, Cristo Omar, Forasiepi, Analia Marta, Hemming, Sidney, Bonini, Ricardo Adolfo, Candela, Adriana Magdalena, Cerdeño Serrano, Maria Esperanza, Madozzo Jaén, María Carolina, Ortiz, Pablo Edmundo, Pujos, François Roger Francis, Rasia, Luciano Luis, Schmidt, Gabriela Ines, Taglioretti, Matias Luciano, Macphee, Ross Douglas Earle, Pardiñas, Ulises Francisco J.

“…South American faunal turnover during the late Neogene, including Late Pliocene extinctions, is interpreted as a consequence of knock-on effects from global climatic changes and initiation of the icehouse climate regime.…”
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Macroeconomic stability, consolidated public social spending and its effects on poverty in 2015 by Marcarián, Leandro

“…It concludes that the negative effect of macroeconomic instability dominates over the positive effect of the public social expenditure consolidates in 76% of the cases when EPI is used, and a 65% when MRE is used. In turn the chances of success of the indexes, success being understood as the probability that the poverty rate moves in the opposite direction to the indexes, resulted in 74% for the EPI and 68% for the MRE.…”
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The Role of Intellectual Capital in the Innovation of Products and Processes and the Performance of SMEs by Beltramino, Nicolás

“…The aim of this study is to analyse the effects of the components of intellectual capital (human capital, structural capital and relational capital) on the innovation capacity, both in products and processes, of industrial SMEs. In turn, to analyse the effect of product and process innovation on performance. …”
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Approach to the social forms of construction of the concept of person in agro-pottery societies of the region of Soto, Córdoba, Argentina by Ferreira, María Elena

“…It is proposed that perhaps it was a conception of people close to a notion of collective and, in turn, distributed subjects, characterized by subjects defined in a highly dynamic relationality, not only in life but even beyond death.…”
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Dynamic landscapes of the Upper Basin of the Rio Grande de San Juan (Jujuy, Argentina). An internodal approach to the microregion of Cusi Cusi by Gerola, Ignacio

“…As a solution, to the application of the conceptual categories of node/internode in the analysis of archaeological materialities, it is added the criterion of the logics of dwelling the landscape of the different groups that occupied and occupy the micro-region. In turn, it is understood that the nodal and internodal categories are not adequate to study the dynamics of the pastoralist logic; instead, it is considered more pertinent to approach the landscape of these societies in terms of activity spaces. …”
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Dinámica de la avifauna de Isletas Naturales de Selva (Capones) en el Nordeste Argentino. by Cano, Paula Daniela

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El Diecisiete N° 002 - Diciembre 1983 by Agrupaciones Sindicales Peronistas

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Electoral fraud and political violence: around the kidnapping of prosecutors of the Democratic Party of Córdoba in 1930 by Osella, Desirée

“…Secondly as an opposition’s element to compare the provincial government to the national one and concatenate this episode with some others of fraud and violence that took place then.In its turn, after the bloody ending of the Rio Primero democrat act, the party that had reorganize entirely in 1928 to face the future elections with the UCR, began to exclamate the direct action as strategy before a government that it was called for the political opposition as criminal.Both episodes enlarged  the public opinion’s generally discomfort and they bore though the Ceballos government’s legitimity, which was questioned by sectors of his own party.…”
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Identification of cyanobacteria in soils of the northeast region of the province of Córdoba by Díaz, Carola Celeste, Vettorello, Cecilia

“…It was possible to identify the species of cyanobacteria present at each site, observing a dominance of heterocyst nitrogen fixators in soils with higher salinity. In turn, in the three native forest present at each site, greater species richness was observed. …”
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The Fitness Dispositive in Postfeminist Healthism: Women Empowerment Discourses through Body Discipline by Albet Castillejo, Laura, Albet Castillejo, Laura, Albet Castillejo, Laura

“…This work seeks to delve into and expose the different power networks found in new postfeminist discourses of “empowered women”, which are imbued within healthism discourses and can be framed within the new psychological turn of neoliberal rationality.…”
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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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First results of the stable isotope analysis from Formative sites in the Amaicha Valley (Tucumán, Argentina) by Ojeda, Pablo, Killian Galván, Violeta Anahí, Somonte, Carolina, Baied, Carlos, Panarello, Héctor Osvaldo

“…They were found in funerary contexts of the archaeological sites Bajo Los Cardones (n = 2), El Remate (n = 1) and Finca Cruz (n = 2), all of them located along the Amaicha stream, western slope of Cumbres Calchaquíes - Sierras del Aconquija (Tucumán, Argentina). In turn, in order to build models for paleodietary inference, isotopic analyzes were carried out on specimens of archaeological fauna (Lama glama) and current fauna (Lama guanicoe), as well as on cultivated vegetables for human consumption (Zea mays and Chenopodium quinoa), wild (Geoffroea decorticans, Prosopis nigra and Prosopis alba) and pastures with forage potential. …”
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How an author becomes. About the cultural contact between cities (Córdoba / Buenos Aires, 1880-1930) by Agüero, Ana Clarisa

“…Such an advance has begun to clear the instances and modalities of realization of the printed thing in the turn of the century, while throwing a light its heteronomous character. …”
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Stakeholders , values, and meanings of the Intihuasi archaeological site, San Luis Province, Argentina. An analysis oriented to its heritage management by Endere, María Luz, Chaparro, María Gabriela, Giacomasso, María Vanesa

“…The provincial government’s interest in enhancing Intihuasi to turn it into a reference point for regional cultural tourism led to sponsoring new research and the development of a management plan. …”
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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.

“…Between 2005 and 2007 eight collecting trips were made to Northwestern Argentina in order to recover local germplasm. …”
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HEGEMONIC MASCULINITIES AND SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH IN SAN SALVADOR DE JUJUY by Sona Sombory, Federico Matias

“…This time I will analyze the particular forms in which that hegemonic masculinity expresses itself, with its ideal of strong and resistant body. This demands, in turn, risky behaviors that affect physical integrity and influence sexual practices and the care / self-care of health, in general, and sexual and reproductive health, in particular. …”
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