INSEAI Network

0000-0002-8311-9378

  laugolo@gmail.com

Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Buenos Aires. Principal Researcher at CONICET. Director and Lead Researcher of projects on employment, poverty, social inequality, living conditions, and regional and local development. Her studies primarily focus on the situation in Jujuy, within regional, national, and international contexts. The main concern of her research converges on a perspective oriented toward equitable socioeconomic development.

0000-0001-9082-0093

  agusricci61@gmail.com

PhD in Social Studies of Latin America and Bachelor’s Degree in Social Communication from the National University of Córdoba. Lecturer and researcher at the National University of Jujuy, Argentina. Currently teaches undergraduate and postgraduate courses related to Research Methodologies in the Social Sciences, Thesis and Dissertation Seminars, and Alternative Communication. Researcher and Co-Director of the Center for Socioeconomic Studies for Equitable Development (CESDE-UNJu). Coordinator of the PhD Program in Public Policy and Development in Regional Contexts. Her research focuses on methodologies and epistemologies in the social sciences; the analysis of public policies; and the systematization and mapping of alternative, popular, and community media.

0009-0006-7604-7042

  florenciaannieva@gmail.com

CONICET Doctoral Fellow (currently pursuing a PhD in Social Sciences). Bachelor’s Degree in Anthropology. Lecturer at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences and the Faculty of Economic Sciences at the National University of Jujuy. Graduate Diploma in Gender-Based Violence, Rights, and the Women’s Movement. Graduate Diploma in Popular Economy and Community Work. Consultant specializing in socio-territorial impact assessments.

0009-0003-1182-6529

  mpaula_arevalo@hotmail.com

Bachelor's degree in Anthropology from the Universidad Nacional de Jujuy (2023) and Doctoral Fellow in Strategic Topics at CONICET. Her doctoral thesis focuses on microfinance in Jujuy before and after the COVID-19 pandemic, characterising the supply and demand for microfinancial products in the period 2015-2022. She is a tutor in the Economic Anthropology course at the Universidad Nacional de Jujuy and has been a researcher in projects on municipal markets in Jujuy (exchanges, consumption and employment from a socioeconomic perspective) and mapping of community, popular and alternative media in Jujuy. Her research lines include economic anthropology, microfinance, popular economy and territorial studies in northern Argentina.

0000-0002-1185-6723

  uciabscalone@gmail.com

PhD in Social Communication, Assistant Researcher at CONICET, based at the Interdisciplinary Centre for Research in Technologies and Social Development for Northwest Argentina (CIITED-CONICET-UNJu) and the Centre for Socioeconomic Studies for Development with Equity (CESDE). She is a university professor and Head of Practical Works at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences of the Universidad Nacional de Jujuy. She is a researcher at the Research Unit in Communication, Culture and Society (UNICCS-FHyCS-UNJu) and at the Centre for Territorial, Environmental and Social Studies (CETAS-FCA and FHyCS-UNJu). Her research lines include social communication, scientific dissemination, territorial graphic identity, memory and construction of the present, and local scientific-technological capacities in Jujuy. She has published on the construction of the graphic identity of the "Viva Jujuy" brand and participates in research projects on images and narratives of the city of San Salvador de Jujuy. She is a member of the Jujuy Científica collective together with Dr. Mariana Bernasconi and Dr. Natividad González.

0000-0003-4458-9809

  ngonzalez@fhycs.unju.edu.ar

PhD in Anthropological Sciences from the National University of Córdoba and Bachelor’s Degree in Anthropology from the National University of Jujuy. Assistant Researcher at CONICET at the Interdisciplinary Center for Research on Technology and Social Development for the Northwest (CIITED-UNJu), and Director of the Center for Socioeconomic Studies for Equitable Development (CESDE-UNJu). Lecturer and researcher at the Faculty of Economic Sciences of the National University of Jujuy, as well as a postgraduate lecturer in courses related to qualitative methodologies and the popular economy. Her research focuses on territory—currently in connection with the Argentine-Bolivian border—, the Andean economy, including networks, forms of exchange, and products, and the economic relationship between urban and rural areas.