Beatriz Eugenia Cid Aguayo
Biographic Data
| ID | 887193 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Beatriz Eugenia Cid Aguayo |
| GIVEN NAMES | Beatriz Eugenia Cid |
| FAMILY NAME | Aguayo |
| SIGNATURE | AGUAYO B E C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Concepción |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0105-3553 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 29 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 48 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 29 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Property regimes and commoning processes in Chilean coastal territories: Conflicts, social dilemmas and governance challenges
Purpose The article addresses the gap between the Chilean legal and institutional framework and local commoning processes regarding natural and environmental resources in coastal areas of south-central Chile. The research identifies conflicts and social dilemmas arising from this gap, along with corresponding governance challenges and potential solutions. Design/methodology/approach This article is based on transdisciplinary research conducted ov…
Mapuche Lafkenche Women: Pursuing the Economic Revitalization of Kolloy and Caring for the Commons on the Tirúa Coast
The Rayen Lafken (Flowers of the Sea) association is a group of women who identify as Lafkenche and collect and process the edible algae, Durvillaea antarctica, or kolloy in the vernacular, an alga that forms large, submerged forests containing important biodiversity. This article, a collaborative work, analyzes the activity and development of the organization under the framework of expanded care economies developed in an Indigenous context. It i…
Characterising the co-management system in the Biobío Region, Chile, based on fishers’ and experts’ knowledge: A dual perspective
Pluriverso (neo)campesino: Saberes y cuidados de la viñatería en escenarios de vulnerabilidad climática en Chile
In the context of the global climate crisis and the mega-drought that affects rainfed agriculture in the south-central zone of Chile, this article analyzes the peasant vineyard as a historical and collaborative common, resulting from traditional and agroecological knowledge and practices. That represents a pluriverse for local climate resilience, amid multiple spoils and enclosures associated with agro-industrial viticulture and corporate forest …
Socioecology of farmed salmon escapes: 'Commons' and de-privatization of escaped salmon for better management of a potentially invasive species
Indigenous Knowledge in Post-Pandemic Cultural Tourism: Discussion from Arauco Territories, Chile
In the last two decades, cultural tourism has transformed the aesthetics and the relationship between the actors of the Arauco territories. In the post-COVID context, these transformations could be reinforced, especially considering the actual legal scenario about indigenous rights and the global ecological crisis. In most cases, the indigenous people, with cultural tourism initiatives, highlight their world vision, including the relations with n…
Wineries in the Itata and Cauquenes Valleys: Local flavors, multiple dispossessions and care for the commons as pluriverses for (neo)peasant climate resilience
Within the framework of the global climate crisis and its specific effect of the mega-drought affecting dryland agriculture in the central-southern area of Chile, this study analyzes peasant wineries as a historical and collaborative commons, with traditional and agroecological knowledge and practices, which is organized and represents an important pluriverse for climate resilience. This takes place despite the threat of dispossession and multipl…
Patrimonialización Turística Y Autonomías en Territorios Indígenas Protegidos: Experiencias Contemporáneas Del Alto Biobío, Chile
El artculo describe procesos contemporneos de patrimonializacin de territorios indgenas protegidos, profundizando en las condiciones estructurales, los consensos geopolticos y las transformaciones institucionales que facilitan la mercantilizacin de espacios que conservan importantes recursos comunes y formas de vida que no estn limitadas a los modos de produccin capitalistas. El diseo cualitativo de nuestra investigacin situada privilegia triangu…
La espacialización de los cuidados. Entretejiendo relaciones de cuidado a través de la movilidad
A partir de una serie de investigaciones que han puesto el foco en la movilidad cotidiana de las personas y otras específicamente enfocadas al cuidado se han podido identificar categorías relevantes al momento de entender, desde los espacios relacionales evidenciados por la movilidad, las espacialidades del cuidado. Por medio de etnografías móviles, fue posible mostrar aquellas negociaciones, gestiones, objetos y espacios que permiten cuidar en l…
Comunes bioculturales y el kimün: Experiencias turísticas de comunidades mapuche del Biobío
In Chile, the Mapuche people have developed various tourist activities within a challenging ter- ritorial context characterised by the presence of extractive industries, government development projects and sites of historical mobilisations to defend political and territorial demands. We have studied three Mapuche tourist experiences, located in the centre-South of Chile, seeking to answer how these communities organize, re-interpret themselves an…
Cartografiar lo común: Trabajo colaborativo e interdisciplinar para la resemantización territorial
Este artículo presenta la técnica de la cartografía social como un instrumento que propicia la aproximación de mundos a través del uso y eficacia del trabajo colaborativo interdisciplinar y la efectiva participación en ejercicios de diseño conjunto y diálogo de saberes. En particular, este documento muestra la metodología usada en el aprendizaje colectivo y de vinculación territorial con diferentes comunidades del centro sur de Chile: campesinas …
Socio-Environmental Controversies in Peasant Family Farming in Chile's Ñuble Region
Analysis of the discourse on socio-environmental controversies among peasant family farmers in the Ñuble region of south-central Chile-small organic producers, conventional small producers, agroecological producers, and members of peasant unions-allows the identification of their positions on the controversy between alternatives to development and alternative development. Un análisis del discurso sobre las controversias socioambientales que exist…
Culinaria y territorio: Entre La Comoditización Y Patrimonio
El texto reflexiona en torno a un proyecto de Investigacin -Accin Participativa de turismo culinario basado en la puesta en valor del patrimonio alimentario campesino e indgena, desarrollado en el Sur de Chile. Desde ah, se reflexiona en torno a la turistificacin del territorio y los alimentos, y sus implicancias para la repolitizacin del lugar. A partir del caso se argumentar que los procesos de patrimonializacin y turistificacin son heterogneam…
Retroinnovación y sustentabilidad socioecológica: El caso de quesos campesinos de leche cruda en el Golfo de Arauco, Chile
Con métodos cualititativos analizamos los procesos de resistencia y (retro) innovación construidos y defendidos por una comunidad de productores de quesos crudos en el Golfo de Arauco (Chile); territorio marcado por el monocultivo forestal. Su existencia y viabilidad económica, desafía la industria forestal y el marco regulatorio existente, particularmente las normas higienistas de pausterización. Confirmamos la hipótesis que el pastoreo local y …
La Economía Solidaria en la politización del trabajo escondido de las mujeres
Existen redes económicas solidarias en los asentamientos urbanos irregulares contemporáneos? ¿Es posible potenciarlas? Este trabajo se basa en un proceso de Investigación Acción sobre redes de colaboración económica en 'campamentos', ubicados en la ciudad de Talcahuano, del Gran Concepción; una zona desindustrializada y neo-extractivista de Chile. La investigación, que se realizó en colaboración con una fundación tradicional, consistió de un conj…
Economic heterogeneity in territories of the Valparaíso Region-Chile: Approaches and emergence of other economic forms
La Region de Valparaiso (Chile) se encuentra fuertemente influida por tres grandes actividades economicas: mineria, monocultivos extensivos y el sector servicios. Estas actividades productivas provocan la reduccion de la diversidad economica local, pero tambien presentan fisuras y oportunidades para el desarrollo de iniciativas economicas diversas, que son analizadas a traves de una metodologia cualitativa y emergente. Los resultados dan cuenta d…
Governances and Invisibilities: Interests and Rationalities in the Socio-Environmental Regulation of Salmon Farming in Chile
This text analyses the regulation and certification process of Chilean salmon farming based on the discourse of its actors. First we will show how new governance structures in the neoliberal context are a result of negotiation processes between diverse actors. Secondly, we will argue how said governance manages to articulate environmental rationalities and interests of a variety of actors from industry and civil society, however at the cost of mi…
Behind certification and regulatory processes: Contributions to a political history of the Chilean salmon farming
People, Nature, and Climate: Heterogeneous Networks in Narratives and Practices about Climate Change
A Latourian actor-network analysis of social narratives about climate change in the city of Concepción and the strategies of collective adaptation to climate change deployed by two social groups shows a difference in people's relationships with nature. The discourses of climate change in the city view it as a backdrop about which not much can be done and hold more powerful others responsible for causing it and for dealing with it. In contrast, in…
Agro-Ecology and Food Sovereignty Movements in Chile: Sociospatial Practices for Alternative Peasant Futures
The agro-ecology and food sovereignty movements of southern Chile promote alternatives to the hegemonic agro-export regime that dominates the landscape. We explore these mobilizations and the strategies they employ, with a particular focus on a network of peasant women “seed curators.” The global agri-food complex relies on a flat and universalizing spatiality of land as resource and food as commodity, in which the character and fate of individua…
Peasant economies, forestry industry and fires: Socio-Natural Instabilities and Agriculture as Means of Resistance
The recurrence of fires in Chilean monoculture forestry raises a number of questions about the socio-natural stability of mono-exporting economies. This article problematizes the territorial relationship between forestry industry -heavily subsidized- and peasant agriculture -historically marginalized-, revealing coexistence and stabilization difficulties and problems to reach a socio-natural assemblage respecting and including the needs of human …
Curadoras de semillas: Entre Empoderamiento Y Esencialismo Estratégico
Redes de mujeres del centro sur de Chile han asumido el desafío de cuidar las semillas nativas frente a un régimen agroalimentario homogeneizador y depredador. Al hacerlo, se declaran a sí mismas reproductoras de la vida, y cuidadoras privilegiadas de la agrobiodiversidad, desde un lenguaje fuertemente esencialista. ¿Es realmente ésta una opción empoderadora? ¿Qué costos y qué posibilidades conlleva este esencialismo? Creemos que es posible afirm…
Performing politics, making space. A visual ethnography of political change in Ecuador
Network Capital, Social Networks, and Travel: An Empirical Illustration from Concepción, Chile
The recent interest in the role of transport in social interactions has been partly motivated by the hope of achieving a better understanding of the role that transport plays in network capital, or the resources that people can gather from their social networks. Despite the relevancy of this question for policy, little empirical work has been done to elucidate this relationship. This paper illustrates a method of data collection and analysis, usi…
Testing the Limits: Neoliberal Ecologies from Pinochet to Bachelet
Chile's impressive record of economic growth over the past 20 years has come with significant impacts on the environment. Though Chile's postdictatorship governments have embraced a discourse of sustainable development and created new institutions to address environmental issues, ecological degradation has largely continued unchecked. The government of Michelle Bachelet promised a series of institutional and regulatory changes that would substant…
Testing the Limits: Neoliberal Ecologies from Pinochet to Bachelet
Chile's impressive record of economic growth over the past 20 years has come with significant impacts on the environment. Though Chile's postdictatorship governments have embraced a discourse of sustainable development and created new institutions to address environmental issues, ecological degradation has largely continued unchecked. The government of Michelle Bachelet promised a series of institutional and regulatory changes that would substant…
Global Villages and Rural Cosmopolitanism: Exploring Global Ruralities
This paper explores the meaning of globalization in rural places, as well as the emergence of rural globalities, and even of rural cosmopolitanisms. While the discussion about globalization has been mainly localized in urban places, and mostly in some core cities, rural places are also intertwined with globality, and can became important nodes in the production and circulation of capital, culture, and ideology. To account for this, I explore a ne…
La espacialización de los cuidados. Entretejiendo relaciones de cuidado a través de la movilidad
A partir de una serie de investigaciones que han puesto el foco en la movilidad cotidiana de las personas y otras específicamente enfocadas al cuidado se han podido identificar categorías relevantes al momento de entender, desde los espacios relacionales evidenciados por la movilidad, las espacialidades del cuidado. Por medio de etnografías móviles, fue posible mostrar aquellas negociaciones, gestiones, objetos y espacios que permiten cuidar en l…
Curadoras de semillas: Entre Empoderamiento Y Esencialismo Estratégico
Redes de mujeres del centro sur de Chile han asumido el desafío de cuidar las semillas nativas frente a un régimen agroalimentario homogeneizador y depredador. Al hacerlo, se declaran a sí mismas reproductoras de la vida, y cuidadoras privilegiadas de la agrobiodiversidad, desde un lenguaje fuertemente esencialista. ¿Es realmente ésta una opción empoderadora? ¿Qué costos y qué posibilidades conlleva este esencialismo? Creemos que es posible afirm…
Behind certification and regulatory processes: Contributions to a political history of the Chilean salmon farming
Agro-Ecology and Food Sovereignty Movements in Chile: Sociospatial Practices for Alternative Peasant Futures
The agro-ecology and food sovereignty movements of southern Chile promote alternatives to the hegemonic agro-export regime that dominates the landscape. We explore these mobilizations and the strategies they employ, with a particular focus on a network of peasant women “seed curators.” The global agri-food complex relies on a flat and universalizing spatiality of land as resource and food as commodity, in which the character and fate of individua…
Network Capital, Social Networks, and Travel: An Empirical Illustration from Concepción, Chile
The recent interest in the role of transport in social interactions has been partly motivated by the hope of achieving a better understanding of the role that transport plays in network capital, or the resources that people can gather from their social networks. Despite the relevancy of this question for policy, little empirical work has been done to elucidate this relationship. This paper illustrates a method of data collection and analysis, usi…
Maternizando lo político: Mujeres y género en el Movimiento Sindical de la Industria Salmonera Chilena
Las fases de proceso de la industria salmonera chilena emplean gran cantidad de mano de obra femenina sobre la base de la naturalización de una ideología de género que atribuye a las mujeres tanto habilidades motrices como un supuesto recelo a participar en organizaciones sindicales. Sin embargo, en un contexto de alta conflictividad laboral y en respuesta a la precariedad del trabajo, se observa la emergencia de importantes liderazgos sindicales…
Comunes bioculturales y el kimün: Experiencias turísticas de comunidades mapuche del Biobío
In Chile, the Mapuche people have developed various tourist activities within a challenging ter- ritorial context characterised by the presence of extractive industries, government development projects and sites of historical mobilisations to defend political and territorial demands. We have studied three Mapuche tourist experiences, located in the centre-South of Chile, seeking to answer how these communities organize, re-interpret themselves an…
Peasant economies, forestry industry and fires: Socio-Natural Instabilities and Agriculture as Means of Resistance
The recurrence of fires in Chilean monoculture forestry raises a number of questions about the socio-natural stability of mono-exporting economies. This article problematizes the territorial relationship between forestry industry -heavily subsidized- and peasant agriculture -historically marginalized-, revealing coexistence and stabilization difficulties and problems to reach a socio-natural assemblage respecting and including the needs of human …
Frozen Fates: The Risky Rationalization of a Chilean Frozen Vegetable Company
The case of a Chilean frozen vegetable company shows how the operations of agroindustrial complexes in Chile have transformed the social structures in which they are incorporated. National and global agro-food market operations significantly increase economic risk in local rural areas. The company studied finds itself at risk because of problems of access to international markets and has developed strategies to reduce both fixed and operating pro…
Frozen Fates: The Risky Rationalization of a Chilean Frozen Vegetable Company
The case of a Chilean frozen vegetable company shows how the operations of agroindustrial complexes in Chile have transformed the social structures in which they are incorporated. National and global agro-food market operations significantly increase economic risk in local rural areas. The company studied finds itself at risk because of problems of access to international markets and has developed strategies to reduce both fixed and operating pro…
Global Villages and Rural Cosmopolitanism: Exploring Global Ruralities
This paper explores the meaning of globalization in rural places, as well as the emergence of rural globalities, and even of rural cosmopolitanisms. While the discussion about globalization has been mainly localized in urban places, and mostly in some core cities, rural places are also intertwined with globality, and can became important nodes in the production and circulation of capital, culture, and ideology. To account for this, I explore a ne…
Network Capital, Social Networks, and Travel: An Empirical Illustration from Concepción, Chile
The recent interest in the role of transport in social interactions has been partly motivated by the hope of achieving a better understanding of the role that transport plays in network capital, or the resources that people can gather from their social networks. Despite the relevancy of this question for policy, little empirical work has been done to elucidate this relationship. This paper illustrates a method of data collection and analysis, usi…
Testing the Limits: Neoliberal Ecologies from Pinochet to Bachelet
Chile's impressive record of economic growth over the past 20 years has come with significant impacts on the environment. Though Chile's postdictatorship governments have embraced a discourse of sustainable development and created new institutions to address environmental issues, ecological degradation has largely continued unchecked. The government of Michelle Bachelet promised a series of institutional and regulatory changes that would substant…
Ruling the Womb: The Sexual and Reproductive Struggle during the Bachelet Administration
In Chile, sexual and reproductive rights have been at the core of an ideological and material struggle during the past decade between the women's movement-the grassroots, academic, and nongovernmental organizations that work for women's rights, whether or not they call themselves feminists-and conservative forces. The 2006 election of Michelle Bachelet, a divorced socialist and single mother, as president led to governmental attempts to advance r…
Maternizando lo político: Mujeres y género en el Movimiento Sindical de la Industria Salmonera Chilena
Las fases de proceso de la industria salmonera chilena emplean gran cantidad de mano de obra femenina sobre la base de la naturalización de una ideología de género que atribuye a las mujeres tanto habilidades motrices como un supuesto recelo a participar en organizaciones sindicales. Sin embargo, en un contexto de alta conflictividad laboral y en respuesta a la precariedad del trabajo, se observa la emergencia de importantes liderazgos sindicales…
Performing politics, making space. A visual ethnography of political change in Ecuador
Agro-Ecology and Food Sovereignty Movements in Chile: Sociospatial Practices for Alternative Peasant Futures
The agro-ecology and food sovereignty movements of southern Chile promote alternatives to the hegemonic agro-export regime that dominates the landscape. We explore these mobilizations and the strategies they employ, with a particular focus on a network of peasant women “seed curators.” The global agri-food complex relies on a flat and universalizing spatiality of land as resource and food as commodity, in which the character and fate of individua…
Peasant economies, forestry industry and fires: Socio-Natural Instabilities and Agriculture as Means of Resistance
The recurrence of fires in Chilean monoculture forestry raises a number of questions about the socio-natural stability of mono-exporting economies. This article problematizes the territorial relationship between forestry industry -heavily subsidized- and peasant agriculture -historically marginalized-, revealing coexistence and stabilization difficulties and problems to reach a socio-natural assemblage respecting and including the needs of human …
Curadoras de semillas: Entre Empoderamiento Y Esencialismo Estratégico
Redes de mujeres del centro sur de Chile han asumido el desafío de cuidar las semillas nativas frente a un régimen agroalimentario homogeneizador y depredador. Al hacerlo, se declaran a sí mismas reproductoras de la vida, y cuidadoras privilegiadas de la agrobiodiversidad, desde un lenguaje fuertemente esencialista. ¿Es realmente ésta una opción empoderadora? ¿Qué costos y qué posibilidades conlleva este esencialismo? Creemos que es posible afirm…
Behind certification and regulatory processes: Contributions to a political history of the Chilean salmon farming
People, Nature, and Climate: Heterogeneous Networks in Narratives and Practices about Climate Change
A Latourian actor-network analysis of social narratives about climate change in the city of Concepción and the strategies of collective adaptation to climate change deployed by two social groups shows a difference in people's relationships with nature. The discourses of climate change in the city view it as a backdrop about which not much can be done and hold more powerful others responsible for causing it and for dealing with it. In contrast, in…
Governances and Invisibilities: Interests and Rationalities in the Socio-Environmental Regulation of Salmon Farming in Chile
This text analyses the regulation and certification process of Chilean salmon farming based on the discourse of its actors. First we will show how new governance structures in the neoliberal context are a result of negotiation processes between diverse actors. Secondly, we will argue how said governance manages to articulate environmental rationalities and interests of a variety of actors from industry and civil society, however at the cost of mi…
Economic heterogeneity in territories of the Valparaíso Region-Chile: Approaches and emergence of other economic forms
La Region de Valparaiso (Chile) se encuentra fuertemente influida por tres grandes actividades economicas: mineria, monocultivos extensivos y el sector servicios. Estas actividades productivas provocan la reduccion de la diversidad economica local, pero tambien presentan fisuras y oportunidades para el desarrollo de iniciativas economicas diversas, que son analizadas a traves de una metodologia cualitativa y emergente. Los resultados dan cuenta d…
Culinaria y territorio: Entre La Comoditización Y Patrimonio
El texto reflexiona en torno a un proyecto de Investigacin -Accin Participativa de turismo culinario basado en la puesta en valor del patrimonio alimentario campesino e indgena, desarrollado en el Sur de Chile. Desde ah, se reflexiona en torno a la turistificacin del territorio y los alimentos, y sus implicancias para la repolitizacin del lugar. A partir del caso se argumentar que los procesos de patrimonializacin y turistificacin son heterogneam…
Retroinnovación y sustentabilidad socioecológica: El caso de quesos campesinos de leche cruda en el Golfo de Arauco, Chile
Con métodos cualititativos analizamos los procesos de resistencia y (retro) innovación construidos y defendidos por una comunidad de productores de quesos crudos en el Golfo de Arauco (Chile); territorio marcado por el monocultivo forestal. Su existencia y viabilidad económica, desafía la industria forestal y el marco regulatorio existente, particularmente las normas higienistas de pausterización. Confirmamos la hipótesis que el pastoreo local y …
La Economía Solidaria en la politización del trabajo escondido de las mujeres
Existen redes económicas solidarias en los asentamientos urbanos irregulares contemporáneos? ¿Es posible potenciarlas? Este trabajo se basa en un proceso de Investigación Acción sobre redes de colaboración económica en 'campamentos', ubicados en la ciudad de Talcahuano, del Gran Concepción; una zona desindustrializada y neo-extractivista de Chile. La investigación, que se realizó en colaboración con una fundación tradicional, consistió de un conj…
Cartografiar lo común: Trabajo colaborativo e interdisciplinar para la resemantización territorial
Este artículo presenta la técnica de la cartografía social como un instrumento que propicia la aproximación de mundos a través del uso y eficacia del trabajo colaborativo interdisciplinar y la efectiva participación en ejercicios de diseño conjunto y diálogo de saberes. En particular, este documento muestra la metodología usada en el aprendizaje colectivo y de vinculación territorial con diferentes comunidades del centro sur de Chile: campesinas …
Socio-Environmental Controversies in Peasant Family Farming in Chile's Ñuble Region
Analysis of the discourse on socio-environmental controversies among peasant family farmers in the Ñuble region of south-central Chile-small organic producers, conventional small producers, agroecological producers, and members of peasant unions-allows the identification of their positions on the controversy between alternatives to development and alternative development. Un análisis del discurso sobre las controversias socioambientales que exist…
Patrimonialización Turística Y Autonomías en Territorios Indígenas Protegidos: Experiencias Contemporáneas Del Alto Biobío, Chile
El artculo describe procesos contemporneos de patrimonializacin de territorios indgenas protegidos, profundizando en las condiciones estructurales, los consensos geopolticos y las transformaciones institucionales que facilitan la mercantilizacin de espacios que conservan importantes recursos comunes y formas de vida que no estn limitadas a los modos de produccin capitalistas. El diseo cualitativo de nuestra investigacin situada privilegia triangu…
La espacialización de los cuidados. Entretejiendo relaciones de cuidado a través de la movilidad
A partir de una serie de investigaciones que han puesto el foco en la movilidad cotidiana de las personas y otras específicamente enfocadas al cuidado se han podido identificar categorías relevantes al momento de entender, desde los espacios relacionales evidenciados por la movilidad, las espacialidades del cuidado. Por medio de etnografías móviles, fue posible mostrar aquellas negociaciones, gestiones, objetos y espacios que permiten cuidar en l…
Comunes bioculturales y el kimün: Experiencias turísticas de comunidades mapuche del Biobío
In Chile, the Mapuche people have developed various tourist activities within a challenging ter- ritorial context characterised by the presence of extractive industries, government development projects and sites of historical mobilisations to defend political and territorial demands. We have studied three Mapuche tourist experiences, located in the centre-South of Chile, seeking to answer how these communities organize, re-interpret themselves an…
Pluriverso (neo)campesino: Saberes y cuidados de la viñatería en escenarios de vulnerabilidad climática en Chile
In the context of the global climate crisis and the mega-drought that affects rainfed agriculture in the south-central zone of Chile, this article analyzes the peasant vineyard as a historical and collaborative common, resulting from traditional and agroecological knowledge and practices. That represents a pluriverse for local climate resilience, amid multiple spoils and enclosures associated with agro-industrial viticulture and corporate forest …
Socioecology of farmed salmon escapes: 'Commons' and de-privatization of escaped salmon for better management of a potentially invasive species
Indigenous Knowledge in Post-Pandemic Cultural Tourism: Discussion from Arauco Territories, Chile
In the last two decades, cultural tourism has transformed the aesthetics and the relationship between the actors of the Arauco territories. In the post-COVID context, these transformations could be reinforced, especially considering the actual legal scenario about indigenous rights and the global ecological crisis. In most cases, the indigenous people, with cultural tourism initiatives, highlight their world vision, including the relations with n…
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