Estrategias de reproducción de la vida y comercialización de pescadores artesanales

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09/2023
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Universidad Nacional de Tierra del Fuego
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En el presente trabajo se aborda la diversificación en las estrategias de reproducción social y de comercialización que implementan las familias pescadoras artesanales fluviales en dos localidades de la provincia de Entre Ríos, Argentina. Se interroga acerca de cuáles son las prácticas de autoconsumo, ventas y de intercambio que prevalecen a nivel comunitario. Se retoma un enfoque teórico, político y epistemológico centrado en la economía social y solidaria para comprender el universo de prácticas de reproducción, de comercialización y distribución que habitan en los territorios costeros. Se recurre a una estrategia metodológica cualitativa en la cual se priorizan entrevistas abiertas y semiestructuradas, y también se emplea la técnica de observación participante. Se concluye que, además del autoconsumo, existen nuevas formas de comercialización que superan la relación tradicional entre la figura de un pescador-acopiador y entre los acopiadores-frigoríficos. Las familias pescadoras artesanales toman mayor conciencia del valor de su trabajo y prefieren no entregar pescado fresco a bajo precio.
The proposal of this paper is the diversification in the strategies of social reproduction and commercialization implemented by river artisanal fishing families in two towns of the province of Entre Ríos, Argentina. It is questioned what are the modes of self-consumption, sales, and exchange that prevail at the community level. A theoretical, political, and epistemological approach focused on the Social and Solidarity Economy is taken up to understand the universe of commercialization and distribution practices that exist in coastal territories. A qualitative methodological strategy is used in which open and semi-structured interviews are prioritized, as well as the participant observation technique. It is concluded that in addition to self-consumption, there are new forms of commercialization that go beyond the traditional relationship between the figure of a fisher-collector and between the collectors- refrigerating plants. Artisanal fishing families are more aware of the value of their work and prefer not to deliver fresh fish at low prices.
The proposal of this paper is the diversification in the strategies of social reproduction and commercialization implemented by river artisanal fishing families in two towns of the province of Entre Ríos, Argentina. It is questioned what are the modes of self-consumption, sales, and exchange that prevail at the community level. A theoretical, political, and epistemological approach focused on the Social and Solidarity Economy is taken up to understand the universe of commercialization and distribution practices that exist in coastal territories. A qualitative methodological strategy is used in which open and semi-structured interviews are prioritized, as well as the participant observation technique. It is concluded that in addition to self-consumption, there are new forms of commercialization that go beyond the traditional relationship between the figure of a fisher-collector and between the collectors- refrigerating plants. Artisanal fishing families are more aware of the value of their work and prefer not to deliver fresh fish at low prices.
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