Costera o de altura, pero marplatense. La división territorial del trabajo en la génesis y consolidación de la pesca marítima argentina
The Argentine fishing sector developed in a few port cities which -due to their location and the historical process of material differentiation-have established distinct functional structures. This article offers a geographical analysis of Argentine marine fishing, exploring the concepts of the terr...
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2026
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| Sumario: | The Argentine fishing sector developed in a few port cities which -due to their location and the historical process of material differentiation-have established distinct functional structures. This article offers a geographical analysis of Argentine marine fishing, exploring the concepts of the territorial division of labor and territorial configuration. It also characterizes the territorial division of labor in the fishing industry within the context of the sector’s origins and consolidation. Notably, Mar del Plata continues to play a dominant role—despite shifts in fleets and the emergence of moredynamic fisheries—in contrast to the marginal role played by the country’s other fishing ports. Specialized literature and official statistics were used to conduct this study. |
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