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Mario Monteforte

Dados Biográficos

ID4251670
NOMEMario Monteforte
PRENOMESMario
SOBRENOMEMonteforte
ASSINATURAMONTEFORTE M
AFILIAÇÕESCentro de Investigaciones Biológicas Margarita Salas
ORCID0000-0002-2893-6498
VERIFICADOSim
TOTAL DE OBRAS3
TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES5
TOTAL COMO AUTOR3
TOTAL COMO EDITOR0
PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO2009
ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO2018
ÍNDICE H1
  • La Historiografía Ambiental Sudcaliforniana y La Sustentabilidad Local

    Open Access•Micheline Cariño, Mario Monteforte•ARTICLE•Historia Ambiental Latinoamericana…•2018

    Every history may be consider the daughter of its time and space, we must add if we practice environmental history, especially in regions such as the Baja California peninsula where the long struggle with isolation and aridity, which has woven stories of adaptation, austerity, cunning and greed. This study does not narrate that long history, since we did it in other books and articles. It analyzes the historiographical and conceptual aspects of t…

  • Las minas marinas del Golfo de California

    Open Access•Micheline Cariño, Mario Monteforte•ARTICLE•Relaciones Estudios de Historia y…•2018

    Las ostras perleras son moluscos bivalvos marinos productores de nácar y perlas. Los pueblos originarios del Golfo de California las consumían como alimento, luego, entre 1533 y 1939, las conchas y las perlas naturales fueron el principal producto comercial marino. Tuvieron una explotación comparable a las minas de metales por las formas de apropiación asimétrica del espacio y la explotación del trabajo. En los puertos regionales, el trasiego de …

  • An Environmental History of Nacre and Pearls

    Open Access•Micheline Cariño, Mario Monteforte•ARTICLE•Global Environment•2009•Citada por: 5

    Pearls are the most ancient gems known in history. Nacre became an important raw material used in various industries during the nineteenth century. Both products came from the world's tropical seas, in pearling regions whose resources and people were exploited by local and foreign businessmen. We distinguish eleven pearling regions. These were opened to fisheries at different times in three historical periods, each marked by phases of wealth and …

  • An Environmental History of Nacre and Pearls

    Open Access•Micheline Cariño, Mario Monteforte•ARTICLE•Global Environment•2009•Citada por: 5

    Pearls are the most ancient gems known in history. Nacre became an important raw material used in various industries during the nineteenth century. Both products came from the world's tropical seas, in pearling regions whose resources and people were exploited by local and foreign businessmen. We distinguish eleven pearling regions. These were opened to fisheries at different times in three historical periods, each marked by phases of wealth and …

  • An Environmental History of Nacre and Pearls

    Open Access•Micheline Cariño, Mario Monteforte•ARTICLE•Global Environment•2009•Citada por: 5

    Pearls are the most ancient gems known in history. Nacre became an important raw material used in various industries during the nineteenth century. Both products came from the world's tropical seas, in pearling regions whose resources and people were exploited by local and foreign businessmen. We distinguish eleven pearling regions. These were opened to fisheries at different times in three historical periods, each marked by phases of wealth and …

  • La Historiografía Ambiental Sudcaliforniana y La Sustentabilidad Local

    Open Access•Micheline Cariño, Mario Monteforte•ARTICLE•Historia Ambiental Latinoamericana…•2018

    Every history may be consider the daughter of its time and space, we must add if we practice environmental history, especially in regions such as the Baja California peninsula where the long struggle with isolation and aridity, which has woven stories of adaptation, austerity, cunning and greed. This study does not narrate that long history, since we did it in other books and articles. It analyzes the historiographical and conceptual aspects of t…

  • Las minas marinas del Golfo de California

    Open Access•Micheline Cariño, Mario Monteforte•ARTICLE•Relaciones Estudios de Historia y…•2018

    Las ostras perleras son moluscos bivalvos marinos productores de nácar y perlas. Los pueblos originarios del Golfo de California las consumían como alimento, luego, entre 1533 y 1939, las conchas y las perlas naturales fueron el principal producto comercial marino. Tuvieron una explotación comparable a las minas de metales por las formas de apropiación asimétrica del espacio y la explotación del trabajo. En los puertos regionales, el trasiego de …

Art (2 obras) · Geography (2 obras) · Humanities (2 obras) · American Environmental and Regional History (1 obras) · Archaeology (1 obras) · Biology (1 obras) · Business (1 obras) · Business, Innovation, and Economy (1 obras) · Commerce (1 obras) · Ecology (1 obras)

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