Proyectos territorializadores en la provincia de Río Negro. Un abordaje a partir de la Ley de Tierras y la Ley Integral del Indígena.

The Rio Negro Province in Argentina has a long history in terms of territorial ordening, which dates back to the forced inorporation of their lands and population. Since 1879-1884 military campaigns, the national state -and provincial state since 1955 -have regulated the access to land through their legislative instruments. On one hand, the provincial laws express certain spacial organization logic, which is modified according to different circumstances. On the orher side, civil agents dispute these meanings through various visibility strategies, which are also historically reconfigured. Therefore, we have stratification lines which impose signifiers, but also assemblages that create lines of flight, through which the multiplicity of social relations is transformed. In this framework, I will analyze the Land Law 279, in comparison to the law project which tends to replace it since 2016, with a parallel approach to the Indigenous Law 2287. Through this way, I will inquire into this disputed logics in terms of different territorialization projects that coexist in the provincial political scene. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]