Aportes para la construcción de una hegemonía postextractivista análisis con énfasis desde los agronegocios en Argentina

The consolidation of a development model based on extractivist logics during recent decades in Latin America enables us to call into question the future existence of our society in regard to the negative effects caused on the environment. In this way, while post-fordism is the period in which States advanced flexibilization, deregulation and minimalization of ecological standards in order to optimize their positioning in international competition, it is during the post-neoliberal period that a development model which implies the reprimarization of the economy is sustained and reaffirmed in our region. Along the same lines, Gudynas characterizes this model as neo-extractive, and states that it can only be sustained through extended consensus of society, which still upholds in its imagination the idea of the region as possessor of large natural resources that must be intensively exploited. For this reason, the case for analysis is focused on the consolidation of the agribusiness model in Argentina with the aim of building a new consensus to subordinate economic activities on the possibilities of their becoming environmentally sustainable.