POZOS Y MAFIOSOS. LA INACABADA TRANSICIÓN DEL MERCADO DEL AGUA A LA GESTIÓN COLECTIVA EN EL PALERMO DEL SIGLO XX
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https://doi.org/10.7203/CGUV.101.13721Keywords:
aguas subterráneas, regadío, Sicilia, consorcios de riego, mafia
Abstract
La creación de los consorcios de riego, en la primera posguerra, revolucionó los equilibrios sociales e hidráulicos de las regiones citrícolas de Palermo (Italia). En este artículo, a través de fuentes primarias, se analizan las relaciones conflictivas entre los agricultores usuarios, los nuevos y controvertidos organismos de gestión colectiva, los propietarios de pozos, acusados de dominar el mercado de las aguas, y los distribuidores, enjuiciados por pertenecer a la mafia en los años fascistas.
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