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This article examines rural development in the North Andean region of Río Negro province, Argentina. The authors analyze an environmental area suitable for extensive rural development that is not fully integrated as a productive area. Additionally, this article associates present difficulties with structural contradictions inherent in its regional incorporation to the national and provincial administrations. It then investigates the significant terms that characterized territorial policies, while illuminating how these terms viewed the inhabitants of the region and their activities. Finally, the article goes on to expose how the limits to the dynamics of integration are sustained by growth models that, based on notions of progress, development, and innovation, have overlooked local productive actors. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In this paper, we explore the links between two analytical tools: regions and censuses. Both tools are used to design the political approaches regarding a territory, related to agricultural development. With this purpose, we make an issue of regionalizations and censuses as public policy tools, the Argentine census history and the way in which territorial asymmetries have been established in this country, in order to advance into the relationship details of the regionalizations established by the National Agricultural Census 2008 and the construction of the categories and variables for the census data collection. We conclude that both tools are closely linked and that censuses are the material foundation of the regions. Moreover, the construction of survey variables is related to historical processes and to the economic framework in which the variables were delineated, this produces a double concealment: of productive species and agrarian subjects, which reinforces the inter and intra-regional asymmetries. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The problem of unequal territorial integration in the Argentinean Patagonia has been widely studied. This article analyzes the interactions between national and scientific rhetorics in the understanding and design of the Patagonian territory, which allows for the interpellation of scientific technical knowledge from the perspective of its political significance. The paper seeks to broaden the academic register and further the critique of the scientific discourse that grounded the development model for the Argentinean Patagonia from the end of the 19th century to the beginning of the 20th. It discusses the historiographical background that linked knowledge to utilitarian logic, based on a cross-referenced analysis of writings by naturalists and emblematic figures of planning of the appropriation and Patagonian development during the analyzed period. It shows the strong impact of scientific production on the social and moral planning of a territory that was incorporated late and unequally into the organization of the State. In Patagonia, the national rhetoric describes its progress in terms of a future promise, defining everything that exists there, persons, plants, and animals, as obstacles to the fulfillment of that promise. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In the manuscript we research the modes that Río Negro Province, in Argentina, was draw since its formation, in 1958, to the cup d'etat in 1976. We frame our study about the territorial schemes and province maps in the previous ways of delineate Patagonian territories. We search the different perspectives, tensions and dynamics that impacted the province configuration. These elements allow us to recognize the temporary nature of graphic representation of territories. They also show the pretension of objectivity and neutrality of them, evidencing the political feature of territorial comprehension which was reflected in the ways of draw the space. As a result, between 1958 to 1976, we found that the different provincial administrations will justified an unequal policy of distribution using a geographical speech, which was presented substantiated the establishment of internal differences. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper analyzes the economic impact of Peronism in the Nahuel Huapi region and reviews the material and symbolic aspects of this district, which borders Chile and is associated with both the existing national park in the region and the city of Bariloche. To this end, and in dialogue with the material processes of the period, self-recognition and links to other regions were analyzed. The contribution of this manuscript is its recognition that despite Peronism having been experienced as one of the most significant development shifts in the Nahuel Huapi region, and especially in the town of San Carlos de Bariloche, documents both provide evidence of continuity processes and discuss the existing account of a break. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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