Argentina
La historiografía que se ha ocupado del problema de la propiedad de la tierra en Jujuy no es demasiado amplia. La misma reconoce trabajos pioneros para la región de la Puna, y un clásico sobre el desarrollo de los ingenios azucareros. Solamente desde hace algunos años ha cobrado relieve a partir de las investigaciones realizadas sobre los procesos de desamortización y tierras comunales indígenas en Puna y Quebrada, y la vinculación de las mercedes de tierras y el desarrollo de los ingenios en los Valles Orientales. En ese marco, los Valles Centrales de la provincia han quedado prácticamente sin estudiar, sobre todo en la segunda mitad del siglo XIX. A ese vacío historiográfico pretende contribuir este artículo.AbstractThe historiography that has dealt with the problem of land ownership in Jujuy is not too broad. It recognizes pioneering works for the Puna region, and a classic about the development of sugar mills. Only a few years ago it has gained prominence from the investigations carried out on the processes of confiscation and indigenous communal lands in Puna and Quebrada, and the linking of land grants and the development of mills in the Eastern Valleys. Within that framework, the Central Valleys of the province have remained practically unexplored, especially in the second half of the 19th century. To this historiographic vacuum this article intends to contribute.
The historiography that has dealt with the problem of land ownership in Jujuy is not too broad. It recognizes pioneering works for the Puna region, and a classic about the development of sugar mills. Only a few years ago it has gained prominence from the investigations carried out on the processes of confiscation and indigenous communal lands in Puna and Quebrada, and the linking of land grants and the development of mills in the Eastern Valleys. Within that framework, the Central Valleys of the province have remained practically unexplored, especially in the second half of the 19th century. To this historiographic vacuum this article intends to contribute.
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