The History of Fresh Oranges or of “Ethnic” Networks in the Río de la Plata Basin
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2007.
Sujet(s) : Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : The story of the orange in Uruguay and Argentina is strongly linked to the history of migration of this region of the world. Each wave of migration brought expertise and techniques that contributed to the creation of a product, namely out-of-season fresh oranges. We follow the thread of migrations in order to present the development of the fresh orange, from the arrival of Christopher Columbus to that of “pieds noirs” in 1962, as different populations planted, developed, and invented the concept of “out of season” in order to build their legitimacy in the agricultural space. © 2007 Lavoisier, Paris. All rights reserved.
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The story of the orange in Uruguay and Argentina is strongly linked to the history of migration of this region of the world. Each wave of migration brought expertise and techniques that contributed to the creation of a product, namely out-of-season fresh oranges. We follow the thread of migrations in order to present the development of the fresh orange, from the arrival of Christopher Columbus to that of “pieds noirs” in 1962, as different populations planted, developed, and invented the concept of “out of season” in order to build their legitimacy in the agricultural space. © 2007 Lavoisier, Paris. All rights reserved.
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