2016
DOI: 10.18800/anthropologica.201602.004
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La Construcción del Poder Hídrico: Agroexportadores y Escasez de Agua Subterránea en el valle de Ica y Villacurí

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“…These expectations are thus largely shaped by hopes and future visions for technological and economic modernisation, a mastery over natural resources and an enhanced techno-scientific knowledge base. This kind of technological optimism, or legitimation, has also been visible in other contexts such as the early 20th-century hydropower projects in the U.S. [11], nuclear new-build in Finland, France and the UK in the 2010s [52], and in Peruvian water resources management [53][54][55]. At the same time, regulatory authorities and energy policy agencies perceive their role as more or less politically neutral (interview data).…”
Section: Technological Optimism Underpinning Regulatory Practices Andmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…These expectations are thus largely shaped by hopes and future visions for technological and economic modernisation, a mastery over natural resources and an enhanced techno-scientific knowledge base. This kind of technological optimism, or legitimation, has also been visible in other contexts such as the early 20th-century hydropower projects in the U.S. [11], nuclear new-build in Finland, France and the UK in the 2010s [52], and in Peruvian water resources management [53][54][55]. At the same time, regulatory authorities and energy policy agencies perceive their role as more or less politically neutral (interview data).…”
Section: Technological Optimism Underpinning Regulatory Practices Andmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The project's presence in the area symbolises future potential in the form of techno-economic cooperation and investment in innovation, and expectations favour its ability to contribute to regional development through technological upgrading (interview data). In a sense, these expectations reflect technocratic visions of modernisation (see also [53][54][55]) with imaginaries concerning the exploitation of clean technology solutions that would improve the overall living conditions within the area. In this rhetoric, water is also perceived instrumentally as a resource, not only for electricity production for national needs or economic purposes, but also as a source of local income and well-being for inhabitants (Table 1).…”
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“…En el Perú andino, diversos estudiosos han analizado las relaciones entre Estado y comunidades campesinas en relación con el manejo del agua de riego (Paerregaard, 1994(Paerregaard, , 2013Gelles, 2000;Boelens, 2015;Rasmussen, 2015). Recientemente diversos investigadores también estudiaron el impacto de las corporaciones y cómo es que el auge agroexportador ha conducido a nuevos territorios hidrosociales, a la escasez del agua y a la desigualdad social (Damonte et al, 2016;Damonte y Boelens, 2019;Stensrud, 2019a). Otros estudiaron la formalización del derecho a las aguas en la sierra y analizaron cómo es que esto fortalece la economía de mercado capitalista e incrementa la desigualdad social (Seemann y Boelens, 2014;Seemann, 2016).…”
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“…A fin de comprender el trasfondo histórico sobre el que se estructuran las transformaciones actuales del paisaje cordillerano, es preciso remontarse a la relación que entre el valle y la cordillera se establece en términos del control de las aguas. Debido a la centralidad que tiene este elemento para las y los habitantes históricos del territorio y para el avance de la empresa capitalista extractivista, es conveniente abordarlo desde la perspectiva del hidropoder que da cuenta de la relación entre actores sociales que entre sí pugnan por ejercer el control sobre el agua hasta asumir posiciones dominantes (Damonte et al 2016). El hidropoder se corresponde pues con la capacidad que tienen ciertos actores y/o instituciones de incidir en la configuración y manipulación de los territorios hidrosociales, por medio de una serie de mecanismos propios del poder como: la propiedad del agua, capacidad económica, acceso y utilización de tecnologías, redes y relaciones de poder, leyes, discursos, instituciones, financiamiento, etc.…”
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