Manejo del agua de riego en el cultivo de maíz en la zona norte de la provincia de Buenos Aires

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Influencia de dos sistemas de manejo sobre algunas variables orgánicas de suelos de la Provincia de Buenos Aires

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Características agronómicas de cuatro híbridos de pepino en el ambiente de Buenos Aires

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Los suelos de las comunidades vegetales de la región de Castelli - Pila, Depresión del Salado (Provincia de Buenos Aires)

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Reconocimiento de los principales clones de Alamo (Populus sp.) cultivados en la provincia de Buenos Aires (Argentina) a través de su morfología floral

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Diseño de agromodelos sostenibles para el partido de Guaminí (pcia. de Buenos Aires) con el método Monte Carlo

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Invernaderos florícolas en Colonia Urquiza (Partido de La Plata, Provincia de Buenos Aires) : I estructuras utilizadas

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Press, politic, and social order in Buenos Aires during the 1850s

The paper examines some reflections and discussions about the role and nature of the press that took place in Buenos Aires during the 1850s, referring to the difficulties involved in congenial freedom and order. This was caused by the fact that the press was considered a pillar of republican and civilized societies, but also an agent capable of corroding the social and political order.

los MBA y el reclutamiento de las Escuelas de Negocios en Buenos Aires. Notas etnográficas sobre el mundo del management

In this article I study certain aspects that constitute the “grammar” of the field of management and business. By observing the way in which three prestigious business schools ‒one American, one Spanish and one Argentinean‒ present their offer in executive education ‒management business administration‒, I intend to reconstruct the way in which the reasons, the values and the justifications are structured. The article is based mainly on ethnographies carried out in the informative sessions that these three schools organized in luxury hotels in work of interviews and documentation’s analysis carried out in large Argentinean companies.

Waterfront retrieved. Buenos Aires’ contrasting leisure experience

The southern waterfront of the city of Buenos Aires has been recovered. Now that more than 20 years have passed since the projects began, we are able to get some perspective on these developments and can confront them with the integral history of this area. The areas of Puerto Madero, Costanera Sur, Reserva Ecológica and Santa María del Plata have distinctive characteristics and these are reflected in urban landscape, architecture and especially through the use of these spaces. Real estate developments cohabit with public space, tourism with local leisure facilities, and the most expensive office floors with local choripan1 stands, all of these in a development in which the state, the municipality, international corporations and real estate companies have collaborated and discussed to produce a hybrid new space for the city.