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En este artículo nos proponemos volver a pensar (y sobre todo conceptualizar) la relación entre peronismo y democracia, en el contexto del Primer Congreso Nacional de Filosofía, en 1949. En este sentido trabajaremos más precisamente acerca del rol que tuvo dentro del movimiento la idea de comunidad. Nuestra hipótesis es que la perspectiva comunitaria implicó una forma diferente de concebir la democracia; una interpretación que, en su desenvolvimiento, permitió re-significar el escenario relacional de los distintos sectores sociales, en la Argentina de mediados de la década del 40. ; In this article we proposereturn to think (and especially to conceptualize) the relationship between peronism and democracy, in the context of the first National Congress of philosophy, in 1949. In this respect we will work more precisely about the role that had the idea of community within the movement. Our hypothesis is that the Community perspective implied a different way of conceiving democracy; an interpretation which, in its development, allowed re-signified relational stage of social sectors, in the Argentina of the 40s. ; Fil: Williams, Roy Carlos. Universidad Nacional de Rosario. Facultad de Ciencia Política y Relaciones Internacionales, Argentina.

Intro -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Foreword -- Introduction: Mr Eternity -- 1. Born Unto Trouble -- 2. The Sins of the Fathers -- 3. The Road to Perdition -- 4. And Lead Us Not into Temptation -- 5. He That Doeth -- 6. The Lot is Cast into the Lap -- 7. The Furnace of Affliction -- 8. Lost in the Wilderness -- 9. From Darkness to Light -- 10. Echoes of Eternity -- 11. Rivers in the Desert -- 12. More Precious Than Rubies -- 13. Growing in Faith -- 14. As Iron Sharpens Iron -- 15. Knock and It Will Be Opened -- 16. Fruits of the Spirit -- 17. The Valley of the Shadow of Death -- 18. At Home with the Lord -- 19. If What Has Been Built Survives -- 20. What Do These Stones Mean? -- Epilogue: Reflections on Eternity -- Notes -- Sources -- About the Authors.

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An earned family income distribution model for Mass is described. This model could be estimated & used for other national or subnational regions for which the microdata required to generate earned family income distribution at working period rates are available. The model is distinguished by its explicit inclusion of M- & F-headed families without earnings, & by its attention to employment structure, labor market conditions, & wage acceleration. A policy simulation is presented that shows the effects on earned family income distribution of cutting the Mass corporate profits tax & offsetting the lost revenue with a luxury goods sales tax. 1 Table, 5 Figures, Appendix. HA.