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Mano de obra española en la industria argentina (1830-1930)
Author/s | Castillo Martos, Manuel |
Department | Universidad de Sevilla. Departamento de Historia Moderna |
Publication Date | 2001 |
Deposit Date | 2021-04-30 |
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Abstract | España en el siglo XIX y buena parte del XX ha sido un país de emigración. El caso de Argentina es interesante por la incidencia que tuvo en su industria la mano de obra española, más o menos cualificada, procedente de ... España en el siglo XIX y buena parte del XX ha sido un país de emigración. El caso de Argentina es interesante por la incidencia que tuvo en su industria la mano de obra española, más o menos cualificada, procedente de casi todas las regiones, peninsulares e insulares, y de diversa extracción social. Cada una de ellas aportó su carácter idiosincrático al quehacer en América. Spain during the 19th and 20th centuries has been a country of emigration. We are interested in Argentina as country into which flowed a lot of Spanish manual labour seeking employment in industry. These workers were more ... Spain during the 19th and 20th centuries has been a country of emigration. We are interested in Argentina as country into which flowed a lot of Spanish manual labour seeking employment in industry. These workers were more or less qualified, and they came mostly from the Spanish regions, and from various social classes. Each of these stamped the development of America with its own particular characteristics. |
Citation | Castillo Martos, M. (2001). Mano de obra española en la industria argentina (1830-1930). LLULL, 24 (49), 33-58. |
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