From virtual survey to real prospection: Kawésqar mobility in the Fuego-Patagonia seascape across terrestrial passages

Castillejo, Alfredo Maximiano

doi:10.1016/j.quaint.2015.10.078

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La Expansión De La Salmonicultura En El Maritorio 6 Kawésqar1

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“…Además, a través del decreto de creación del Parque y la Reserva Nacional Kawésqar, el Estado estableció que las comunidades Kawésqar solo participen en la coadministración del parque nacional en tierra y no de la reserva nacional en el mar (Ministerio de Bienes Nacionales, 2019). Más allá de las intenciones de favorecer la expansión de la industria acuícola, la decisión de negar derechos sobre el espacio marino a un pueblo nómade del mar, refleja la racionalidad sedentaria del Estado, la que se manifiesta en el establecimiento de una división arbitraria entre la tierra y el mar, la cual desconoce la lógica transicional con que históricamente el pueblo Kawésqar ha concebido a los espacios marinos y terrestres (Maximano, 2017).…”

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Los conflictos del desarrollo en territorios y maritorios indígenas rurales

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Los conflictos del desarrollo en territorios y maritorios indígenas rurales

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Contested mobilities in the maritory: Implications of boundary formation in a nomadic space

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The mobility of nomadic Indigenous people has been systematically constrained over time by states seeking control over peripheral spaces and people. This is evident in the case of the Kawésqar nomadic ‘people of the sea’ who have been subject to a century of attempts by the Chilean state to spatially fix their movements over both their terrestrial territories and marine ‘maritories’. In this paper, we show how Indigenous groups like the Kawésqar can challenge and even regain partial control over their maritory by using spatial instruments of the state. We argue that by using these instruments to remobilise, the Kawésqar have been empowered to demobilise other groups and marine related sectors, such as aquaculture. These findings can reorient public policy to be more sensitive to Indigenous space and mobility. Instead of focusing exclusively on the establishment of spatial boundaries to exclude Indigenous communities, they can be used as a means of empowering these communities to exert control over actors and sectors seeking to limit their mobility.

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From virtual survey to real prospection: Kawésqar mobility in the Fuego-Patagonia seascape across terrestrial passages

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References 8 publications

Los conflictos del desarrollo en territorios y maritorios indígenas rurales

Los conflictos del desarrollo en territorios y maritorios indígenas rurales

Contested mobilities in the maritory: Implications of boundary formation in a nomadic space

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