Santo Domingo de Los Colorados--A New Pioneer Zone in Ecuador

Burt, Arthur L.; Hitchcock, Charles B.; James, Preston E.; Jones, Clarence F.; Minkel, Clarence W.

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“…Una primera centrada en la colonización de tierras, donde se halla una diversidad de movimientos temporales o permanentes que no necesariamente siguen la dirección campo-ciudad, tales como las migraciones desde las ciudades hacia los espacios de colonización (ver Burt et al 1960, Bride 1971Lowder 1981;Rudel 1983). Un segundo conjunto de trabajos, donde se destaca el aporte de la geografía desde un enfoque sistémico, se centra en analizar los movimientos de población como parte de la organización espacial del país (ver Dalmasso y Fillón 1972;Middleton 1981;Larrea 1986;Deler 2007Deler [1987; Portais y Rodríguez 1987;León 1988).…”

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“…Se proporciona cierta evidencia sobre una temprana configuración de circuitos migratorios regionales, por ejemplo, entre el suroccidente de Colombia y el noroeste de Ecuador (Esmeraldas y Santo Domingo de los Colorados), 4 desde principios del siglo XX (ver Burt et al 1960). En esta última localidad, que ya concentraba diferentes tipos de circulación, creció la migración laboral hacia la década de 1950 debido al asentamiento de pioneros -ecuatorianos, colombianos, algunos estadounidenses-y la consiguiente demanda de trabajo en las fincas, la implementación de un Plan Piloto de Colonización en esa zona, la vinculación de Santo Domingo en circuitos de producción agroindustrial y la inversión estatal en infraestructura de transporte (Burt et al 1960). Pese a que este tipo de estudios muestran relaciones complejas entre las políticas territoriales, la configuración espacial y la confluencia de procesos de movilidad en un espacio específico, no dialogaron significativamente con aquellos enfocados en la migración del campo a la ciudad.…”

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Los estudios de la migración en Ecuador: del desarrollo nacional a las movilidades

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2017

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ResumenEl artículo presenta una revisión de los estudios sobre la migración en Ecuador durante el período 1960-2016. Aborda los principales debates que han marcado estos estudios, los contextos de producción académica y la forma en que las migraciones y sus condiciones sociales y económicas han influido en la constitución y orientaciones del campo. Tres etapas atraviesan la producción académica: una primera donde las migraciones internas se abordan a partir de un análisis sobre fenómenos espaciales; una segunda que se ocupa de los vínculos entre transformaciones agrarias y migración; y una tercera que presenta una transición desde un resurgimiento de la migración en la literatura hasta recientes estudios que abordan la diversificación de las movilidades en el país.Descriptores: migración; movilidad; Ecuador; desarrollo, campo de estudios. AbstractThe article presents a review of the studies on migration in Ecuador during the period 1960-2016. It addresses the main debates that have marked these studies, the contexts of academic production, and the way in which migrations and their social and economic conditions have influenced the constitution and orientations of the field. Three stages go through the academic production: a first one where the internal migrations are approached from a spatial phenomena analysis; a second that deals with the links between agricultural transformations and migration; and a third that shows a transition from a resurgence of migration in the literature to recent studies on the diversification of mobilities in the country.Keywords: migration; mobility; Ecuador; development, field of studies. ResumoO artigo apresenta uma revisão de estudos sobre a migração no Equador durante o período 1960-2016. Aborda os principais debates que tem marcado estes estudos, os contextos de produção acadêmica e a forma em que as migrações e as suas condições sociais e econômicas tem influenciado na formação e orientação do campo. Três etapas atravessam a produção acadêmica: uma primeira em que as migrações María Mercedes Eguiguren. Doctora en Ciencias Políticas y Sociales por la

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“…punctimacula mosquitoes to be the most common vectors ( 31 ). The foothills of the northern coast were sparsely populated and land was not substantially developed before 1950, because the region was covered in dense tropical forest with limited access ( 32 ). However, roads were built linking Quito to the coast in the late 1940s, and settlers moved into the region, forming Santo Domingo (presently Santo Domingo de los Tsáchiles) (altitude ≈500 m) ( 32 ).…”

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“…The foothills of the northern coast were sparsely populated and land was not substantially developed before 1950, because the region was covered in dense tropical forest with limited access ( 32 ). However, roads were built linking Quito to the coast in the late 1940s, and settlers moved into the region, forming Santo Domingo (presently Santo Domingo de los Tsáchiles) (altitude ≈500 m) ( 32 ). Settlers converted wide swathes of forest to maize, rice, cocoa, and coffee plantations for trade in Quito and in port cities ( 32 ).…”

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Malaria in Highlands of Ecuador since 1900

Pinault

Hunter²

2012

Emerg. Infect. Dis.

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“…The epistemological assumptions are positivist, though not necessarily acknowledged. Studies in this vein include Burt et al (1960); Nunley (1960); Sick (1963); Wood (1963); Gonzales (1966); Minkel (1966); and Wilkie (1981). As the citations suggest, this activity corresponds largely to the decade of the 1960s.…”

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Human Geography of the American Tropics: A Forty‐year Review

Mathewson

1993

Singap J Trop Geogr

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For a decade or so after World War II, human geographers working in the American tropics found socio-political conditions and resultant research topics little changed from those before the war. This was in contrast t o the Old World tropics where decolonization processes and the demands of economic development and new nation building produced divergent research currents, For the first half of the period under review, the American tropics continued to be the province largely of geographers with culturalhistorical questions grounded in natural historical bases. The legacy is H u m b o l d t ' s ; t h e practitioners most notably students of Carl Sauer or German counterparts such as Carl Troll. French and British regionalist approaches, strong in the region before World War II, survived less successfully. By the 1980s, however, broad pan-tropical currents of geographic discourse and debate had become established. New practices and theories were formulated and tested as North Atlantic geographers borrowed from antipodean innovators and others working in the Asian and African tropics. Since the 1980s, there have been greater efforts a t dialogue and collaboration with host country colleagues. As might be expected in this era of 'globalization', national research styles and agendas have become less evident. This paper offers a highly selective map of research nodes within tropical Americanist geography since the early 1950s. The selection of examples includes qualitative criteria, but more importantly, research that signify stasis or intensification as well as turning points and departures in the overall development of this literature. The contours of this history suggest s o m e highly evolved, even idiosyncratic enterprises, but in the main, it is an unfolding that suggests broad congruencies with human geographic work elsewhere in the tropics. and agricultural systems (Northern Andes) ', Mountain Research and Development, Vol. 2,

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Santo Domingo de Los Colorados--A New Pioneer Zone in Ecuador

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Los estudios de la migración en Ecuador: del desarrollo nacional a las movilidades

Los estudios de la migración en Ecuador: del desarrollo nacional a las movilidades

Malaria in Highlands of Ecuador since 1900

Human Geography of the American Tropics: A Forty‐year Review

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