Keywords
agua subterránea
agroexportación
Ica
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Abstract
En las últimas décadas, el crecimiento del sector agroexportador en el Perú ha traído consigo transformaciones significativas en los territorios hídricos, principalmente en los valles de la costa peruana. A partir de un estudio de caso, esta investigación explica cómo estas transformaciones han conllevado a la redefinición de territorios hidrosociales desde la consolidación de un proyecto político y económico agroexportador en la región de Ica. La investigación responde a este objetivo siguiendo una metodología cualitativa: revisión bibliográfica, información etnográfica y validación de resultados.
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