La problemática del agro en la perspectiva de Aldo Ferrer : Una reevaluación del discurso político de 'La Economía Argentina' y la práctica histórica durante la apertura nacionalista (1970-1971)

La actualidad que tienen los estudios historiográficos sobre las cuestiones del agro argentino en el siglo XX y el crecimiento de trabajos de investigación y de balances sobre dicha producción generan un contexto propicio para la reevaluación crítica de los aportes que se han hecho a la historia del agro argentino desde la perspectiva cepalina, mas específicamente aquella expresada en la amplia producción del economista Aldo Ferrer: su explicación de la problemática agraria desde el análisis de las debilidades internas del sistema productivo argentino y las falencias básicas del funcionamiento de la economía capitalista constituye un discurso en perspectiva histórica que manifiesta las representaciones identitarias que los sectores capitalistas nacionales tenían del agro argentino a fines de la década del sesenta. El análisis de su clásica obra La Economía Argentina (1963) permite argumentar que en su abordaje teórico y metodológico del desarrollo económico argentino la cuestión agraria ocupa el centro de los problemas que han aquejado al sistema productivo argentino durante todo el siglo XX y especialmente durante la etapa denominada de "apertura nacionalista" (1970-1971) en la cual el autor tuvo una activa participación política como Ministro de Economía de la Nación Argentina.

La problemática del agro en la perspectiva de Aldo Ferrer : Una reevaluación del discurso político de 'La Economía Argentina' y la práctica histórica durante la apertura nacionalista (1970-1971)

La actualidad que tienen los estudios historiográficos sobre las cuestiones del agro argentino en el siglo XX y el crecimiento de trabajos de investigación y de balances sobre dicha producción generan un contexto propicio para la reevaluación crítica de los aportes que se han hecho a la historia del agro argentino desde la perspectiva cepalina, mas específicamente aquella expresada en la amplia producción del economista Aldo Ferrer: su explicación de la problemática agraria desde el análisis de las debilidades internas del sistema productivo argentino y las falencias básicas del funcionamiento de la economía capitalista constituye un discurso en perspectiva histórica que manifiesta las representaciones identitarias que los sectores capitalistas nacionales tenían del agro argentino a fines de la década del sesenta. El análisis de su clásica obra La Economía Argentina (1963) permite argumentar que en su abordaje teórico y metodológico del desarrollo económico argentino la cuestión agraria ocupa el centro de los problemas que han aquejado al sistema productivo argentino durante todo el siglo XX y especialmente durante la etapa denominada de "apertura nacionalista" (1970-1971) en la cual el autor tuvo una activa participación política como Ministro de Economía de la Nación Argentina.

La problemática del agro en la perspectiva de Aldo Ferrer : Una reevaluación del discurso político de 'La Economía Argentina' y la práctica histórica durante la apertura nacionalista (1970-1971)

La actualidad que tienen los estudios historiográficos sobre las cuestiones del agro argentino en el siglo XX y el crecimiento de trabajos de investigación y de balances sobre dicha producción generan un contexto propicio para la reevaluación crítica de los aportes que se han hecho a la historia del agro argentino desde la perspectiva cepalina, mas específicamente aquella expresada en la amplia producción del economista Aldo Ferrer: su explicación de la problemática agraria desde el análisis de las debilidades internas del sistema productivo argentino y las falencias básicas del funcionamiento de la economía capitalista constituye un discurso en perspectiva histórica que manifiesta las representaciones identitarias que los sectores capitalistas nacionales tenían del agro argentino a fines de la década del sesenta. El análisis de su clásica obra La Economía Argentina (1963) permite argumentar que en su abordaje teórico y metodológico del desarrollo económico argentino la cuestión agraria ocupa el centro de los problemas que han aquejado al sistema productivo argentino durante todo el siglo XX y especialmente durante la etapa denominada de "apertura nacionalista" (1970-1971) en la cual el autor tuvo una activa participación política como Ministro de Economía de la Nación Argentina.

Springboards into design : exploring multiple representations of interaction in a dental surgery

This paper demonstrates that in order to understand and design for interactions in complex work environments, a variety of representational artefacts must be developed and employed. A study was undertaken to explore the design of better interaction technologies to support patient record keeping in a dental surgery. The domain chosen is a challenging real context that exhibits problems that could potentially be solved by ubiquitous computing and multi-modal interaction technologies. Both transient and durable representations were used to develop design understandings. We describe the representations, the kinds of insights developed from the representations and the way that the multiple representations interact and carry forward in the design process.

Daddies, assistants and foolsbdifferentiation of male representations in present-day advertising.

This paper explores the way men are represented in present-day advertising. Most gender related studies have concentrated in studying women in advertising and claim that men are still represented as the dominant gender and in more active, independent and functional roles than women. This paper asks whether this still holds for advertising in the beginning of 21st century. Many cultural changes may have broken the earlier stereotypes, for example changes in the family life, attitudes toward various sexual identities, concepts of masculinity and femininity, and changes in cultural style.

When the object speaks, a postcolonial encounter : anthropological, representations and Aboriginal's women's self-presentations

As an Aboriginal woman currently reviewing feminist literature in Australia, I have found that representations of Aboriginal women's gender have been generated predominantly by women anthropologists. Australian feminists utilise this literature in their writing and teaching and accept its truths without question; the most often quoted ethnographic text is Diane Bell's Daughters of the Dreaming (1983a).1 Feminists' lack of critical engagement with this literature implies that they are content to accept women anthropologists' representations because Aboriginal women are not central to their constructions of feminism.2 Instead the Aboriginal woman is positioned on the margins, a symbol of difference; a reminder that it is feminists who are the bearers of true womanhood.

Between flagged borders, across gendered lands : the voiceless female space in contemporary representations of Australian beach

International and national representations of the beach perpetuate normative female concepts by maintaining dominant masculine myths, such as that of the heroic lifesaver and tanned sunbaker. Female experiences on the beach are traditionally associated with rhetorics of danger and peril, contrasted to the welcomed and protective gaze of the beach male. Conventional understandings of the gaze promote male surveillance of women, and although some resistance exists, the beach primarily remains a place to observe the female form. This article attempts to explore currents of resistance at the beach through a self-reflexive examination of Schoolies. Although the event is fixed within patriarchal codes and structures, small eddies of resistance exist amongst female participants in light of increasing awareness of masculine hegemony. The Australian beach remains a contested site of multiple constructs of gender and national identity. This article reveals the changing tides of resistance.

Concise representations for association rules in multi-level datasets

Association rule mining has made many advances in the area of knowledge discovery. However, the quality of the discovered association rules is a big concern and has drawn more and more attention recently. One problem with the quality of the discovered association rules is the huge size of the extracted rule set. Often for a dataset, a huge number of rules can be extracted, but many of them can be redundant to other rules and thus useless in practice. Mining non-redundant rules is a promising approach to solve this problem. In this paper, we firstly propose a definition for redundancy; then we propose a concise representation called Reliable basis for representing non-redundant association rules for both exact rules and approximate rules. An important contribution of this paper is that we propose to use the certainty factor as the criteria to measure the strength of the discovered association rules. With the criteria, we can determine the boundary between redundancy and non-redundancy to ensure eliminating as many redundant rules as possible without reducing the inference capacity of and the belief to the remaining extracted non-redundant rules. We prove that the redundancy elimination based on the proposed Reliable basis does not reduce the belief to the extracted rules. We also prove that all association rules can be deduced from the Reliable basis. Therefore the Reliable basis is a lossless representation of association rules. Experimental results show that the proposed Reliable basis can significantly reduce the number of extracted rules.

Reunitising hundredths: prototypic and nonprototypic representations

This paper reports on a study in which 29 Year 6 students (selected from the top 30% of 176 Year 6 students) were individually interviewed to explore their ability to reunitise hundredths as tenths (Behr, Harel, Post & Lesh, 1992) when represented by prototypic (PRO) and nonprototypic (NPRO) models. The results showed that 55.2% of the students were able to unitise both models and that reunitising was more successful with the PRO model. The interviews revealed that many of these students had incomplete, fragmented or non-existent structural knowledge of the reunitising process and often relied on syntactic clues to complete the tasks. The implication for teaching is that instruction should not be limited to PRO representations of the part/whole notion of fraction and that the basic structures (equal parts, link between name and number of equal parts) of the part/whole notion needs to be revisited often.