Abstract

PEREZ WINTER, Cecilia. La “vida social” de las políticas públicas de turismo rural en Argentina. Pampa [online]. 2020, n.21, pp.6-27. ISSN 2314-0208.  http://dx.doi.org/https://doi.org/.14409/pampa.2020.21.e0016.

In this article we are interested in discussing public policies as dynamic processes; especially those related with rural tourism development. In Argentina these types of policies were created during 1990s and the National Institute of Agricultural Technology/INTA was one of the pioneering state agencies in the field. Hence, we propose to examine: i) the political-economic context in which these policies aroused and developed; ii) the actors who participated; iii) the characteristics and strategies that were configured and implemented; and iv) tensions that emerged and expressed during the process. We identify and examine three relevant actions/strategies that lead to the consolidation of rural tourism policies at INTA: the first experiences developed in Patagonia and Santa Fe province; the formation of a centralized working team in the National Coordination of Transfer and Extension in Buenos Aires and the institutional adoption of territorial development approach.

Keywords : Rural Tourism; public organism; public policies.

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