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      Los inmigrantes Sirio-Libaneses y su inserción territorial en el sudeste de Río Negro, Argentina (1912-1930) Translated title: The Syrian-Lebanese immigrants and their territorial insertion in the southeast of Río Negro, Argentina (1912-1930)

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          Resumen: Este trabajo analiza la inserción territorial de los inmigrantes árabes en el sudeste del Territorio Nacional de Río Negro durante las primeras décadas del siglo XX, utilizando como fuente principal las inspecciones realizadas por la Dirección General de Tierras. Se busca reconstruir las tensiones y los conflictos entre los inspectores de tierras y los ocupantes sirio-libaneses, demostrando que estos últimos escaparon a los sistemas de clasificación binarios que dividían a los pobladores en europeos e indígenas. Se argumenta que los inmigrantes árabes desplegaron estrategias territoriales condicionadas por sus intereses comerciales, generando ocupaciones caracterizadas por su alta movilidad e inestabilidad y cuyo principal objetivo era consolidar nodos mercantiles a partir de los cuales tender redes de negocios.

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          Abstract: This paper analyzes the territorial insertion of Arab immigrants in the southeast of the National Territory of Río Negro during the first decades of the 20th century. The main source are the inspections carried out by the General Land Direction. We seek to reconstruct the tensions and conflicts between the land inspectors and the Syrian-Lebanese occupants, showing that the latter escaped the binary clasiffication systems that divided the settlers into European and indigenous. We argue that Arab immigrants displayed territorial strategies conditioned by their commercial interests, generating occupations characterized by their high mobility and instability and whose main objective was to consolidate mercantile nodes from which they could build up business networks.

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          magallania
          Magallania (Punta Arenas)
          Magallania
          Universidad de Magallanes. Instituto de la Patagonia. Centro de Estudios del Hombre Austral (Punta Arenas, , Chile )
          0718-2244
          December 2019
          : 47
          : 2
          : 5-19
          Affiliations
          [1] Chubut Chubut orgnameUniversidad Nacional de la Patagonia San Juan Bosco Argentina matiaschavez22@ 123456gmail.com
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          S0718-22442019000200005 S0718-2244(19)04700200005
          1b2eab47-b611-4167-bd84-7e7275d3f69b

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          : 17 July 2019
          : 08 October 2016
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          Figures: 0, Tables: 0, Equations: 0, References: 0, Pages: 15
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          sirio-libaneses,Patagonia,immigration,Syrian-Lebanese,public land,inmigración,tierra pública

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