Agricultura familiar y soberanía alimentaria: diversidades territoriales de las políticas públicas en Misiones y Buenos Aires (Argentina)
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Manzanal, Mabel
Arzeno, Mariana
Villareal, Federico
González, Fernando
Ponce, Mariana
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Quito : Flacso Ecuador
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Este trabajo presenta avances de una investigación grupal en la que se analizan políticas públicas que articulan agricultura familiar –AF– y seguridad y soberanía alimentaria –SSA– en Argentina a partir de la década de 2010. Desde esta temática se busca contribuir al conocimiento de la problemática del desarrollo y del territorio, basándonos en experiencias localizadas en las provincias de Buenos Aires y Misiones. El artículo contextualiza y analiza el surgimiento de las políticas de AF y de SSA, así como sus diferenciadas modalidades de gestión e implementación en los casos seleccionados. Todo lo cual se dirige a poner en discusión las siguientes preguntas: ¿Qué rol se le asigna a la AF en la política de desarrollo rural? ¿Qué concepción de “soberanía alimentaria” se encuentra detrás de estas políticas?.
As part of an ongoing research project, this paper discusses public policies that link family farming (FF) and food security and sovereignty (FSS) which have been promoted in Argentina since 2010.The objective of this research is to contribute to knowledge about developmental and territorial issues, based on the study of experiences located in the provinces of Buenos Aires and Misiones. The article contextualizes and analyzes the emergence of FF and FSS policies, as well as the differences in the ways in which they were managed and implemented in the cases selected. All of this raises the following questions: what role is assigned to FF in rural development policy? What conception of “food sovereignty” lies behind these policies?.
As part of an ongoing research project, this paper discusses public policies that link family farming (FF) and food security and sovereignty (FSS) which have been promoted in Argentina since 2010.The objective of this research is to contribute to knowledge about developmental and territorial issues, based on the study of experiences located in the provinces of Buenos Aires and Misiones. The article contextualizes and analyzes the emergence of FF and FSS policies, as well as the differences in the ways in which they were managed and implemented in the cases selected. All of this raises the following questions: what role is assigned to FF in rural development policy? What conception of “food sovereignty” lies behind these policies?.
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p. 11-24
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Manzanal, Mabel, Mariana Arzeno, Federico Villareal, Fernando González y Mariana Ponce. 2014. Agricultura familiar y soberanía alimentaria: diversidades territoriales de las políticas públicas en Misiones y Buenos Aires (Argentina) (Tema central) = Family farming and food sovereignty: Territorial diversity of public policies in Misiones and Buenos Aires (Argentina). Eutopía. Revista de Desarrollo Económico Territorial, 6:11-24.