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La educación agrícola en la economía regional: El aporte de la Escuela Nacional de Vitivinicultura a la consolidación de la industria vitivinícola argentina (1900-1920)

Authors: Rodriguez Vázquez, Florencia;

La educación agrícola en la economía regional: El aporte de la Escuela Nacional de Vitivinicultura a la consolidación de la industria vitivinícola argentina (1900-1920)

Abstract

La generación y difusión de conocimientos técnicos útiles a las economías regionales de base agroindustrial sólo en los últimos años ha sido abordada por la historiografía argentina. En particular, en el presente artículo ofreceremos un panorama de los proyectos políticos educativos de orientación productiva generados en Mendoza y San Juan a partir de su inserción en una economía vitivinícola moderna, de base capitalista, y los resultados de estos proyectos. Para esto último, nos detendremos en la reconstrucción de las trayectorias profesionales de algunos enólogos y agrónomos graduados de estos establecimientos en ambas provincias. Los aspectos desarrollados, en definitiva, ofrecerán una conclusión del impacto regional de las política nacional de formación de recursos humanos, de manera de complementar análisis previos centrados en una escala provincial.

The generation and difussion of technical knowledge useful to the agroindustrial regional economies only in recent years has been studied by historiography in Argentina. In particular, this article offers an overview of the political projects, with a productive educational profile, generated in Mendoza and San Juan from its insertion into a modern wine economy of capitalist basis, and the results of these projects. For this, we stop at the reconstruction of the careers of some winemakers and agronomists graduates of these establishments.

Fil: Rodriguez Vázquez, Florencia. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas. Centro Científico Tecnológico Conicet - Mendoza. Instituto de Ciencias Humanas, Sociales y Ambientales; Argentina

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EDUCACIÓN AGRÍCOLA, MENDOZA, SAN JUAN, VITIVINICULTURA, History (General), Educación agrícola, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6.1, Agricultural education, Vitivinicultura, D, D1-2009, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6, Mendoza, History (General) and history of Europe, Grape growing and wine production

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