Lecturas territoriales: nuevas cartografías interpretativas de la quebrada de Humahuaca

Vecslir, Lorena; Tommei, Constanza Inés; Mancini, Clara Elisa; Noceti, Irene María

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“…On the other hand, the decrease, cessation and mechanisation of certain activities, such as the production of sugar, tobacco, steel and minerals, as well as the closure of the railway system, have driven the migration of inhabitants from smaller settlements and rural areas to larger towns, such as Maimará, Tilcara and Humahuaca (Plate 11). Such effects generate significant changes in land use (Vecslir et al. , 2013).…”

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Developing a collaborative research agenda for Quebrada de Humahuaca, Argentina

Aguilar,

Conti,

García

et al. 2023

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PurposeThis article presents a process of building a practice-driven research agenda for Quebrada de Humahuaca, a World Heritage cultural landscape in northern Argentina, developed under the framework of the Heritage Place Lab (2021–2022) led by the World Heritage Leadership Programme. The research agenda aims to improve the property's management and governance structures through an inclusive approach that considers the participation of all stakeholders and rights holders.Design/methodology/approachThrough collaborative work, a step-by-step methodology was employed that included identifying the property's values and attributes, the involvement of different actors in its management and their specific roles, and the factors that might cause real or potential impacts. The systematisation and analysis of this information served to define research priorities and a practice-driven research agenda.FindingsA range of conflicts and threats were identified, and the values and attributes that define the property were recognised. The collaborative process helped define research priorities and allowed the development of a preliminary research agenda, which, in the long term, can meet the needs of the property's World Heritage Management Unit.Originality/valueThe originality of this work lies in the collaborative work undertaken by the research and practice teams to define a new research agenda based on practical needs to improve the management and governance structures of the World Heritage property.

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“…Such urban processes include the establishment of new settlements, a reduction in the cultivated area and new tourism projects (Novick et al. , 2011; Vecslir et al. , 2013).…”

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Developing a collaborative research agenda for Quebrada de Humahuaca, Argentina

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García

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“…En relación a estos argumentos, partimos de comprender al OT como una función de los poderes públicos, orientada a la planificación del territorio desde un enfoque multidisciplinar y participativo (Fals Borda, 1986;Massiris Cabeza, 2013;Gómez Orea, 2015). Si consideramos que "la política, ciencia, técnica, escalas de trabajo y compromiso deben estar presentes" (Bozzano, 2014, p. 184), en tal afirmación, podemos aludir a la idea de conflictos o tensiones por el territorio como expresión de un desorden que requiere de la intervención estatal, y como instancias negociables que deben ser consensuadas a partir de la creación de espacios participativos y gestionados por el Estado (Cañellas 2013;Vecslir y Tommei 2013;Bonfatti y Galassi 2015). En tal sentido, cabe mencionar una mirada más crítica, como la de Schmidt (2014), Chiavassa et.…”

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Las configuraciones territoriales desde los procesos de ordenamiento territorial. Las comunas de la región serrana de la provincia de Córdoba, Argentina

Aloranti

2023

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El presente artículo busca describir y analizar las formas de uso del territorio en las comunas de la región serrana de la provincia de Córdoba (Argentina), centrándonos en los procesos de ordenamiento territorial ligados a la gestión local. Metodológicamente, esto se aborda a partir de una triangulación cuali-cuantitativa. Cualitativamente, adoptamos una revisión de antecedentes en la temática. Cuantitativamente, se utilizan datos estadísticos para analizar los territorios comunales. La investigación ofrece los siguientes resultados: se evidencia la emergencia de disputas respecto a las formas de uso del territorio producto de la creciente transformación socioterritorial en un contexto de crecimiento poblacional, ausencia de regulación en materia de ordenamiento territorial, y un predominio del mercado que explica las situaciones de desigualdad y exclusión socioespacial.

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“…These changes are not limited to the aforementioned conservation strategies of monumental architecture, with heritage protection declarations, but particularly include what refers to domestic vernacular architecture, and their articulation with the development of tourist accommodation infrastructure. In the first place, there is a significant growth and densification of the towns (Vesclir et al, 2013) with an important impact on real estate valorization, associated with the growth of demand (Bratisevic, 2018). Secondly, there is a significant set of new architecture destined mainly for tourist accommodation that are both new constructions and refunctionalization of existing houses (Belli et al, 2005;Paterlini et al, 2007;Troncoso, 2009Troncoso, , 2013Tomasi, 2011b;Tommei, 2017).…”

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Earthen Heritage, Conservation Practices and Commodification in a World Heritage Site (Quebrada De Humahuaca, Jujuy, Argentina)

Barada

Tomasi

2020

Int. Arch. Photogramm. Remote Sens. Spatial Inf. Sci.

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Abstract. Contemporary reflections on the conception and conservation of architectural heritage have led to new perspectives on certain categories, such as authenticity, within a more dynamic understanding of social facts. Historically, local communities have rethought and transformed their architecture within the framework of becoming reality. This change is inherent in their condition of existence, and necessary to consider the multiplicity of institutionalized actors that raise agendas and actions that intersect in a complex way with the dynamics of World Heritage sites. This paper will analyze the implications of these processes through the study of earthen architecture in Quebrada de Humahuaca (Jujuy, Argentina). The site is at risk due to the exponential growth of tourism and the process of transformation in different dimensions of local realities. Transformations in vernacular architecture will be analyze considering three dimensions and intersections. On the one hand, changes in practices of local builders within their own dynamics; on the other, the conservation actions on the architecture that have formal declarations of protection; finally, commodification of vernacular architecture due to tourist activities. The approach of this paper will focus on technical aspects, within a conceptual framework as social facts, based on the survey and fieldwork carried out in recent years. This case study could act as a precedent for similar researches and would be useful for guidelines in global earthen heritage conservation projects.

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Lecturas territoriales: nuevas cartografías interpretativas de la quebrada de Humahuaca

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Developing a collaborative research agenda for Quebrada de Humahuaca, Argentina

Developing a collaborative research agenda for Quebrada de Humahuaca, Argentina

Las configuraciones territoriales desde los procesos de ordenamiento territorial. Las comunas de la región serrana de la provincia de Córdoba, Argentina

Earthen Heritage, Conservation Practices and Commodification in a World Heritage Site (Quebrada De Humahuaca, Jujuy, Argentina)

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