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Asalarización parcial de familias rurales: diferenciando tipos y prácticas sociales

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  • Bendini, Mónica

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En regiones marginales de pasturas extensivas persisten prácticas sociales productivas y laborales que se renuevan en un devenir histórico de adaptaciones y resistencias multiformes. El desarrollo empírico se focaliza en familias rurales campesinas del norte de la Patagonia. En ese contexto, continúa prevaleciendo la organización familiar del trabajo y se incrementa el empleo agrario y no agrario. Como resultado se plantea que la asalarización parcial puede asumir un carácter adaptativo espontáneo pero también de resistencia. Para ilustrar estos procesos, se analiza un mundo ocupacional tradicional pero renovado de territorialidad campesina, en disputa por la competencia y uso de los recursos naturales, y se elabora una tipología de familias rurales según organización social del trabajo y forma de actividad.

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  • Bendini, Mónica, 2015. "Asalarización parcial de familias rurales: diferenciando tipos y prácticas sociales," Revista Interdisciplinaria de Estudios Agrarios, University of Buenos Aires (Universidad de Buenos Aires) > Centro Interdisciplinario de Estudios Agrarios, issue 42.
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:rieaci:416058
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.416058
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