Jóvenes rurales, memoria y futuros agrícolas en América Latina

Fina Carpeta-Méndez

doi:10.32870/cer.v0i115.5666

Fina Carpeta-Méndez Universidad del Estado de Oregón https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1312-2843

DOI: https://doi.org/10.32870/cer.v0i115.5666

Abstract

Esta colección de artículos presenta perspectivas multidisciplinares sobre la condición de la juventud rural en América Latina en el contexto de las reestructuraciones agrarias y las transformaciones de las formas de vida en el campo. Estos estudios, en distintos contextos nacionales, abordan temáticas signicativas para aproximarse a la diversidad y complejidad de las condiciones y trayectorias de vida e identidad de los jóvenes de las nuevas ruralidades (Pérez, 2004; Kay, 2009) que han emergido en las últimas décadas.

Author Biography

Fina Carpeta-Méndez, Universidad del Estado de Oregón

Profesora asistente de antropología en la Universidad del Estado de Oregón, Estados Unidos. Doctora en antropología y maestra en antropología aplicada por la Universidad de California en Berkeley, licenciada en antropología social por la Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona.

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