La relación entre el territorio ejidal y sus usuarios en un contexto de migración internacional y crisis del campo

Resumen

Over a century has passed since the creation of the first ejidos. In a rural context where international migration and pluriactivity have become increasingly significant, ejido users —whether or not they are descendants of the founders— have different relationships with their territory than previous generations did. This article studies the Almanza and Monte Blanco ejidos, located in the central region of Veracruz, to understand how users, particularly younger generations, build their relationship with the ejidal territory. The analysis considers the evolution of the agricultural sector and rural environment at the national level, as well as local migration dynamics, income supplementation, family and inheritance relations, and the life trajectories of the inhabitants.