Immigrazione, parentela e modelli di insediamento: gli Spagnoli a Mar del Plata, 1920-1930

Journal title STORIA URBANA
Author/s Maria Liliana Da Orden
Publishing Year 2003 Issue 2001/96
Language Italian Pages 16 P. File size 69 KB
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The contrast between multiculturalist interpretations and assimilationist perspectives on the period of mass immigrations has been one of the most relevant debates in the recent historiography of Argentina. This paper analyzes the problem in one of the secondary cities of the Argentinian Pampa, Mar del Plata, focusing on the Spanish group. After a macrostructural approach that shows the differential distribution of the ethnic groups in the urban space between 1920 and 1930, the article examines a chain migration movement from Pola de Gordon (Leon, Spain) to Mar del Plata. Using a framework of social anthropology, the article proposes a non-linear relation between settlement and ethnic persistence. The microanalytic approach enlightens the spatial mobility and, beyond this fact, the continuity of the original family and kinship links.

Maria Liliana Da Orden, Immigrazione, parentela e modelli di insediamento: gli Spagnoli a Mar del Plata, 1920-1930 in "STORIA URBANA " 96/2001, pp , DOI: