Territory: Basis of consolidation of State and Nation in Chile and Argentina, 1850-1900

In the mid-nineteenth century began the consolidation of national-states in Latin America from a double process. First internal homogenization of the population was searched, from areas such as political, cultural, economic, and even religious, who were giving way to the consolidation of the idea of...

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Autor principal: Escalona San Martín, Eduardo Andrés
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Departamento de Historia; Facultad de Humanidades 2016
Materias:
State
Nation
Territory
Identity
Estado
Nación
Territorio
Identidad
Acceso en línea:http://revele.uncoma.edu.ar/index.php/historia/article/view/1334
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Repositorio de Revistas Electrónicas REVELE (UNComahue) de Universidad Nacional del Comahue
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topic State
Nation
Territory
Identity
Estado
Nación
Territorio
Identidad
spellingShingle State
Nation
Territory
Identity
Estado
Nación
Territorio
Identidad
Escalona San Martín, Eduardo Andrés
Territory: Basis of consolidation of State and Nation in Chile and Argentina, 1850-1900
topic_facet State
Nation
Territory
Identity
Estado
Nación
Territorio
Identidad
author Escalona San Martín, Eduardo Andrés
author_facet Escalona San Martín, Eduardo Andrés
author_sort Escalona San Martín, Eduardo Andrés
title Territory: Basis of consolidation of State and Nation in Chile and Argentina, 1850-1900
title_short Territory: Basis of consolidation of State and Nation in Chile and Argentina, 1850-1900
title_full Territory: Basis of consolidation of State and Nation in Chile and Argentina, 1850-1900
title_fullStr Territory: Basis of consolidation of State and Nation in Chile and Argentina, 1850-1900
title_full_unstemmed Territory: Basis of consolidation of State and Nation in Chile and Argentina, 1850-1900
title_sort territory: basis of consolidation of state and nation in chile and argentina, 1850-1900
description In the mid-nineteenth century began the consolidation of national-states in Latin America from a double process. First internal homogenization of the population was searched, from areas such as political, cultural, economic, and even religious, who were giving way to the consolidation of the idea of nation.Second external differentiation, from the existence of the state guaranteeing the exercise of independence and sovereignty in the international context, it was also the only organic form known that could be the guarantor of control to the nation of the economic resources available in a space defined as well as control over the population through their ideological and legal domination and the exercise of power over her. This required the delimitation of aterritory in which the domain and power be expressed. This led to Latin American to develop processes of appropriation of their own or other territories, supported from the construction of an imaginary that was the idea of homogeneous nation states, taking over the role of the territory as a central and unifying element of wills, enabling consolidation of the imagined community and turn the consolidation and expansion of the state.
publisher Departamento de Historia; Facultad de Humanidades
publishDate 2016
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