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Julieta Monzón et al., « Salado basin: A multifaceted territory dominated by a productive approach », HALSHS : archive ouverte en Sciences de l’Homme et de la Société - notices sans texte intégral, ID : 10.37838/unicen/est.34-161
This work focuses on the so-called Salado basin. Within this space, academia; public institutions related to technology, production, and infrastructure; produ- cers; inhabitants; and environmental organizations develop ideas and produce cartographies. We aim to explicit different ways of defining the Salado basin as a territory and understand how these differentiated territorializations proceed and what implications they entail. To achieve this, we carried out an explora- tion, selection, and systematization of cartography produced around the basin. The maps allow to identify spatial boundaries and different denominations of the same space, differences linked to the perspectives involved in each cons- truction. However, the predominance of the productive approach, and thereby the agricultural and livestock dimension of the territory, pervades, in one way or another, all other perspectives.