Argentina

Dengue Fever and Diversity: What Classical Epidemiology Keeps Silent

Carolina Ocampo, Paula Blois, Esteban Rodríguez, Federico di Pasquo, Guillermo Folguera

A Nation of Flesh: Cattle and Meat Representations in Argentina After 2001

Valeria Meiller, Georgetown University, USA

Energy (Re)territorializations in Neuquén, Argentina

Marie Forget, Silvina Cecilia Carrizo y Sofía Villalba, Université Savoie Mont Blanc, Francia, Universidad Nacional del Noroeste de la Provincia de Buenos Aires, Universidad Nacional del Centro de la Provincia de Buenos Aires / Conicet, Argentina

Afro-descendant studies in Argentina: New approaches and challenges in a «raceless» nation

Eva Lamborghini, Instituto Ravignani-Conicet/UBA-FLACSO, Argentina
Lea Geler, Instituto Ravignani-Conicet/UBA, Argentina
Florencia Guzmán, Instituto Ravignani-Conicet/UBA, Argentina

Is a general theory about conservative parties possible?

Arturo Claudio Laguado Duca alaguado@yahoo.com Universidad Nacional de Colombia Abstract: This article suggests an alternative hypothesis for the interpretation of the construction of the Latin American Conservative Parties to the theories of the core constituencies. To this end, in the first part we will discuss three authors – Corblit, Gibson and Middelbrook – who sustain […]

Some Contributions to the Study of Phrenology in Argentina during the Second Half of 19th Century

Abstract: This article aims to ponder on phrenology’s discipline plotting from an anthropologicalhistorical perspective, being phrenology a threshold from which to discuss the intellectual influence it had in Argentina. By recovering a series of case studies on this field in Argentina, we will illustrate the theoretical senses underlying the practice of anthropometric measurements and physiognomic […]