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    Con dos minas de oro, Belén no tiene caminos: Una interpretación ideológica de las investigaciones financiadas por el Banco Mundial by Mastrangelo, Andrea

    Published 2004
    “…En la primera de ellas Describo las características y los problemas que los pobladores de Belén atribuyen a la minera y las formas en que la empresa toma relación con ellos e interviene en la realidad local (contratando fuerza de trabajo, generando encadenamientos con la economía local y realizando donaciones). En la segunda me detengo en la descripción y el análisis de cómo esos problemas locales son interpretados por instituciones globalizantes (el Estado –- y el Banco Mundial), haciendo énfasis en las descripción de las prácticas y representacionesque acompañan la entrega de los créditos que el Banco Mundial otorgó al Estado argentino para la modernización de las instituciones públicas relacionadas con la minería (Proyectos PASMA I y II, préstamo de 69,5 millones de dólares desembolsados entre1995 y 2001).…”
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    Juventud, trabajo, desempleo e identidad un enfoque psicosocial / by Gallardo Góngora, Jimena

    Published 2008
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    Influences and effects of subliminal advertising consumption decision by Tañski, Nilda C.

    Published 2004
    “…Varied perceptions take place in consumers, which are constantly varying.Not all receive the same message in the same way, and some perceive the same, giving them more importance than others.For this research, this study was carried out in the city of Posadas (Province of Misiones - Argentina) to determine if the behaviour of managers, religious leaders, journalists and politician consumer segments, go through or do not go through mental processes, as influenced by communication strategies, to perceive the different trade market offers and to become consumers.The economic weight of advertising, in these latter times, has reached great proportions, and produces very quick, and spectacular effects.While products multiply and hundreds of new ones appear, the means also become prolific.Adding to this the great social changes, it is easy to understand the complex task of advertisers in the modern world.Technologically satellites, (communications via Internet), have been the most important communicational revolution of the end of the last century.The future of advertising will not only be bound to its own creative capacity, but to the speed and certainty with which they adapt themselves to the new means, many of which still do not exist.Not only will the new means be challenging, but also the new products, many which have not yet even been designed, nor thought of, will arise as demands of new and unheard of societies, of which the consumer becomes the leading character. …”
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