La sustentabilidad del espacio-tiempo para la reproducción de las naturalezas en El Chaltén (Santa Cruz, Argentina)

Starting with the publication of the Brundtland Report in 1987, development policies incorporated sustainability into their discourses as a way of avoiding the socio-ecological problems caused by the capitalist system. However, social and ecological conflicts were not resolved, but have proliferated ever since. Considering the polysemy of the concept of sustainability, in this work it is proposed to understand it from the analysis of spatial production enriched by world-ecology and feminism proposals. For this, the livelihoods of El Chaltén were analyzed through participatory methodologies. The results show that tourism, even under sustainability policies, affects social, community, family, and ecological relations. Therefore, sustainability for El Chaltén would correspond to the possibility of maintaining the spaces-times of reproduction of nature during the year.