Where Do They Come From? Trajectories of Neo-rural Youth in MoCaSE-VC
In academic production, city-to-country migration, or neo-ruralism, has been understood as a process mainly led by middle and upper-class sectors that revalue the rural as a tourist and residential space, in opposition to a city considered increasingly chaotic, impersonal, and/or unsafe. However, th...
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In academic production, city-to-country migration, or neo-ruralism, has been understood as a process mainly led by middle and upper-class sectors that revalue the rural as a tourist and residential space, in opposition to a city considered increasingly chaotic, impersonal, and/or unsafe. However, this work aims to highlight cases of city-to-country migration where the protagonists are young people from urban popular sectors who build a life project in rural territories. In particular, I emphasize experiences that have been driven by the Peasant Movement of Santiago del Estero - Via Campesina (MoCaSE-VC) since the establishment of the Peasant University (UNICAM) in Ojo de Agua, a community with more than 60 inhabitants from different towns and cities of the country. I am interested in investigating the daily practices of these young people from "popular neighborhoods," paying special attention to the ways in which they intertwine their life trajectories with the political-organizational projects in defense of the territory carried out by MoCaSE-VC. The aim of this paper is to propose possible lines of research recognizing the current state of the issue. Thus, I propose three keys of analysis as a starting point for investigating the "return to the countryside" that youth are carrying out in rural areas of Santiago del Estero. |
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I15-R207-article-2912024-06-28T23:57:59Z Where Do They Come From? Trajectories of Neo-rural Youth in MoCaSE-VC ¿Y ellos de dónde vienen? Trayectorias de la juventud neorrural del MoCaSE-VC De onde eles vêm? Trajetórias da juventude neo-rural do MoCaSE-VC Batkis, Julio Miguel Migraciones Juventudes Nuevas ruralidades Territorio Organización campesina Migrations Youth New Ruralities Territory Peasant Organization Migrações Juventudes Novas Ruralidades Território Organização Camponesa In academic production, city-to-country migration, or neo-ruralism, has been understood as a process mainly led by middle and upper-class sectors that revalue the rural as a tourist and residential space, in opposition to a city considered increasingly chaotic, impersonal, and/or unsafe. However, this work aims to highlight cases of city-to-country migration where the protagonists are young people from urban popular sectors who build a life project in rural territories. In particular, I emphasize experiences that have been driven by the Peasant Movement of Santiago del Estero - Via Campesina (MoCaSE-VC) since the establishment of the Peasant University (UNICAM) in Ojo de Agua, a community with more than 60 inhabitants from different towns and cities of the country. I am interested in investigating the daily practices of these young people from "popular neighborhoods," paying special attention to the ways in which they intertwine their life trajectories with the political-organizational projects in defense of the territory carried out by MoCaSE-VC. The aim of this paper is to propose possible lines of research recognizing the current state of the issue. Thus, I propose three keys of analysis as a starting point for investigating the "return to the countryside" that youth are carrying out in rural areas of Santiago del Estero. En la producción académica se ha entendido la migración ciudad-campo, o neorruralismo, como un proceso protagonizado casi de manera exclusiva por sectores medios y altos que revalorizan lo rural como espacio turístico y residencial, en oposición a una ciudad considerada cada vez más como caótica, impersonal y/o insegura. Sin embargo, en este trabajo me interesa destacar aquellos casos de migración ciudad-campo donde los y las protagonistas son jóvenes de sectores populares urbanos que construyen un proyecto de vida en territorios rurales. En particular destaco las experiencias que han sido impulsadas por el Movimiento Campesino de Santiago del Estero - Vía Campesina (MoCaSE-VC) a partir de la constitución de la Universidad Campesina (UNICAM) de Ojo de agua, comunidad con más de 60 habitantes provenientes de diferentes pueblos y ciudades del país. Me interesa indagar en las prácticas cotidianas de estos jóvenes provenientes de “barrios populares” poniendo especial atención a los modos en los cuales entrelazan sus trayectorias de vida con los proyectos político-organizativos en defensa del territorio que lleva adelante el MoCaSE-VC. El objetivo de este trabajo es plantear posibles líneas de investigación reconociendo el estado actual de la cuestión. Así, propongo tres claves de análisis como punto de partida para indagar en la “vuelta al campo” que la juventud está llevando adelante en los espacios rurales santiagueños. Na literatura acadêmica, a migração cidade-campo, ou neo-ruralismo, tem sido entendida como um processo realizado quase exclusivamente pelas classes média e alta que revalorizam o rural como espaço turístico e residencial, em oposição a uma cidade vista como caótica, impessoal e/ou insegura. No entanto, neste artigo, estou interessado em destacar os casos de migração cidade-campo em que os protagonistas são jovens de setores urbanos populares que constroem um projeto de vida em territórios rurais. Em particular, destaco as experiências que foram promovidas pelo Movimiento Campesino de Santiago del Estero - Via Campesina (MoCaSE-VC) por meio da criação da Universidad Campesina (UNICAM) de Ojo de Agua, uma comunidade com mais de 60 habitantes de diferentes cidades do país. Estou interessado em pesquisar as práticas cotidianas desses jovens de “bairros populares”, atendendo especialmente os modos em que eles entrelaçam suas trajetórias de vida com os projetos político-organizativos de defesa do território realizados pelo MoCaSE-VC. O objetivo deste artigo é propor possíveis linhas de pesquisa, reconhecendo o estado atual da questão. Assim, proponho três pontos-chave de análise como ponto de partida para investigar o “retorno ao campo” que os jovens estão realizando nas áreas rurais de Santiago del Estero. Escuela de Antropología - FHyA 2024-06-28 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf text/html application/epub+zip https://revistadeantropologia.unr.edu.ar/index.php/revistadeantropologia/article/view/291 Revista de la Escuela de Antropología; Núm. XXXIV (2024): ene-jun 2618-2998 1852-1576 spa https://revistadeantropologia.unr.edu.ar/index.php/revistadeantropologia/article/view/291/332 https://revistadeantropologia.unr.edu.ar/index.php/revistadeantropologia/article/view/291/333 https://revistadeantropologia.unr.edu.ar/index.php/revistadeantropologia/article/view/291/334 Derechos de autor 2024 Julio Miguel Batkis https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0 |