Tierras indígenas, demarcaciones territoriales y gubernamentalización: El caso Huarpe, Pcia de Mendoza

the objective of this work is to analyze, through approach to one ethnography of the administrative processes, the plot of state devices that have operated in the allocation of earth to the adscript indigenous like huarpes and that operate contemporarily in the definition of their territorial rights. it is tried to specify the representations, interests and learnings that they have guided the intervention proposals, recovering them like constituent components of a social and historical process. unlike the administrative narratives - that by means of the adoption of a technicist language and slight knowledge like the one of habitat, they finish naturalizing, neutralizing and unhistoring the conflicts implicit politicians in the construction of ethnic territories we focused the intervention mechanisms on the natives like one territorialization form, reviewing critically the tried neutral and objective glance of the administrative-judicial apparatus, supported in untemporals representations.