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The labour market in the archaeological field: The Spanish contract archaeology

Authors: Parga-Dans, Eva;

The labour market in the archaeological field: The Spanish contract archaeology

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[ES] El mercado de trabajo arqueológico es estudiado a través de este trabajo como un caso de estudio ejemplificativo de las dinámicas sociales y económicas de la economía del conocimiento en el contexto español. La arqueología comercial es una actividad asociada al ámbito cultural que se estructura como una industria que ofrece servicios intensivos en conocimiento. Esto significa que las actividades llevadas a cabo por este sector están relacionadas con el conocimiento y la experiencia profesional de una disciplina especializada. Aunque este contexto es la principal oportunidad para este sector, su fragilidad estructural es la mayor amenaza ante las coyunturas económicas como la actual crisis económica.

[EN] The labour market in the archaeological field is presented in this paper as study case for describing socio-economic dynamics associated with the knowledge economy in the Spanish context. This is an emerging activity associated with the cultural sphere, and which is structured as an industry that offers knowledge-intensive services. This means that the activities carried out by this sector are connected with the knowledge and professional experience associated with a specific and specialized discipline. Although this situation is the main opportunity of this sector, its fragile structure is a major threat when faced with economic situations such as the current crisis.

Paper presentation in the 17th Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists, 14-18 September, Oslo, Norway.

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Profesión arqueológica, Instituto de Ciencias del Patrimonio, Patrimonio Cultural, Cultural Heritage, Mercado de trabajo arqueológico, Contract Archaeology, Arqueología comercial, Institute of Heritage Sciences, Archaeological Profession, Incipit, Archaeological Labour Market

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