Sistema Regional de Información
en línea para Revistas Científicas de América Latina,
el Caribe, España y Portugal

El objeto de este artículo es reflexionar sobre las lógicas y poéticas que se constituyen para configurar una espacialidad interior y cómo esta espacialidad está determinada y determina también, a su vez, distintas manera de habitar. Asimismo se analizará la evolución del espacio doméstico en Argentina como manifestación de lo que se estipula como privado y lo íntimo, teniendo en cuenta además el papel de las revistas especializadas y de divulgación en la construcción de un modo de habitar. Por último se pondrá en discusión el rol de los realities televisivos en la construcción de la espacialidad doméstica idealizada.

La poetización del espacio doméstico mediante trece principios poetizantes es un breve artículo en el que se reúnen y resumen los instrumentos conceptuales básicos para configurar una lógica proyectual poética general que permita producir la globalidad de los espacios arquitectónicos, así como los equipamientos que albergan, en función de incrementar su dimensión poética formal y favorecer, entonces, el incremento de la dimensión poética humana mediante el estímulo de intensas experiencias estéticas que permitan revelaciones poéticas capaces de renovar lo real.

Reflexionar sobre el espacio doméstico nos invita por un lado a visibilizar lo oculto por su propia obviedad y por el otro indagar en el espesor multidimensional de las lógicas y poéticas del habitar.

The purpose of this article is to study the limitation that is observed in Chile concerning the possibility of custodial mothers to emigrate. The above, in the cases referring to requests for judicial authorizations about emigration abroad of the referred mothers, which are planned to be carried out in the company of their children and/or daughters. It is stated that such emigratory movements may be the source of a series of benefits from the point of view of the principle of the best interest of the child or adolescent. In addition, it is also stated that the restriction of the aforementioned emigration may cause a violation of the principle of the free development of personality of the custodial mothers. Finally, the possibility of establishing a communication regime with the non-custodial parent which contemplates the use of modern forms of communication is analyzed.

Since 1987, migrants residing in the city of Buenos Aires have had the right to participate in local elections. The city’s Electoral Code, approved in 2018 and applied for the first time in the 2021 local elections, changed the regime of voluntary registration in the electoral register to one of automatic registration. This change not only increased the number of foreigners authorized to cast the vote, but it was also accompanied by a significant growth in migrant electoral participation. This article projects an analysis at three different levels. Firstly, it addresses the historically determined relationship between nationality, residence and access to the political community, with special emphasis on the exercise of political rights by migrants in the Argentine context. Afterwards, it considers the legislative and institutional transformations that, since the entry into force of the new Electoral Code, have entailed a transformation of the political-electoral role of the migrant group in the city of Buenos Aires. Finally, it analyzes some of the effects of automatic registration on the electoral behavior of the migrant group, trying not to lose sight of the composition and internal dynamics of this population as possible explanatory patterns of its electoral behavior

This research seeks to contribute to identifying the central elements of the phenomenon of violence by conceptualizing physical violence. In this way, by identifying the elements for the concept of physical violence, it also identifies the elements for a more general conception of violence and its various manifestations. While it seems intuitively obvious what constitutes physical violence, several ambiguities appear under a more detailed examination. A simple question can illustrate this: are all homicides acts of physical violence? While an intentional homicide caused by a gunshot is an act of violence, is it also a death caused in a traffic accident? There is no obvious answer to this second question. In order to develop an answer, it is necessary first to conceptualize physical violence, but there is no specific research that clarifies its meaning. The research contributes to fill this gap in the literature, identifying elements to conceptualize what physical violence is through philosophical and comparative analysis, concluding that these elements, duly modified and particularized, can be used to understand different forms of violence.

This paper aims to show that the binding force of the contract is justified in respect for the personal autonomy of the contracting parties. To do this, a contrast is made between the notions of will, promises and autonomy that have led the efforts to justify the binding effect of the contract in dogmatic and philosophical studies of contract law. Finally, some advantages of personal autonomy over other competing parameters are indicated, reinforcing its relevance to support the principle pacta sunt servanda.

This article is a first approach to the study of criminal figures related to the corrupt financing of political parties in Peru. To this end, the text focuses on the analysis of the basic modality of the crime of prohibited financing of political organizations (CP, art. 359-A), which was created by virtue of Law 30997, of August 5, 2019, and that punishes, in short, those who request, accept, deliver or receive financial resources from prohibited sources to benefit a political organization. The incrimination of this conduct is not an isolated case in comparative law, so the work begins with a review of the international anti-corruption policy to determine the state of the art in the fight against the phenomenon of corruption in economic and financial functioning of political parties. Next, some critical considerations are formulated on the treatment provided by both the Constitution and Law 28094, on political organizations, of November 1, 2003, to the problem of the economic support of political parties. The previous topics provide the conceptual and normative bases that allow a better understanding of the elements of the object type and the subjective type of the crime typified in the article 359-A of the Penal Code. This contribution ends with the exposition of the main conclusions that have been reached.

Through this research, first a review of the definition of a museum is made, as well as its legal classification. Subsequently, the legislation on copyright applicable to museums is analyzed in order to determine the current possibilities of virtualization of the works that they have in on-site exhibition. Upon verifying the existing problems, the need for a new limitation or exception to the economic rights of author is raised to encourage the reproduction and public communication of works by museums and private collections to promote access to culture.

This paper attempts to demonstrate that the solution rendered by the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea in the Southern Bluefin Tuna Case, although epistemically superior to the one that would have involved only considering the experts advising of each of the opposing parties dicta, would, in any case, prove to be sub-optimal. Indeed, such a forum, despite the provisions to that effect of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea 289 article, would refrain from consulting and discussing with the experts the merits of the question submitted to its consideration. As a direct implication of such decision, the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea could not have contributed to the knowledge, by the opposing parties, of the merits of their claims in a transcendental manner to the terms in which those parties raised, initially, their own claims. As a straight consequence of such a decision, the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea deprived itself of any possibility of providing a truly consistent contribution to such dispute resolution, regardless of the following Arbitral Tribunal’s decision merits. In this sense, this paper attempts to prove the strict causal relationship between failing to consider the otherness dictum and making epistemically deficient decisions by means of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea ruling in the Southern Bluefin Tuna Case.