Dr. Ben Y. P. Yábar-Vega
History, Jorge Basadre Grohmann National University, Tacna, Peru
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View All Publications31 January 2020 in Iberoamerican Business Journal
Journal Article
Ben Y. P. Yábar-VegaEl presente artículo hace una revisión inicial del medio ambiente y la explotación minera realizada en el extremo sur-peruano entre el siglo XVI y XVIII en el afán de aproximarnos a inferir cualitativamente algún impacto de la explotación minera sobre el medio ambiente. Con las fuentes revisadas resulta una probabilidad alta que la explotación minera causase un impacto desfavorable en el medio ambiente, principalmente en el componente humano o demográfico, por el evidente descenso demográfico, y que pudo deberse a la explotación minera, la mita minera, y el enganche; todas estas actividades efectuadas en los territorios materia de estudio. La inferencia inicial deberá ser contrastada con el estudio de fuentes primarias para tener una mayor certeza de lo inferido y de las otras dimensiones del medio ambiente como variable de estudio.
5 October 2023
Book Chapter
JMJehovanni Fabricio Velarde Molina
Jehovanni Fabricio Velarde MolinaBen Y. P. Yábar-VegaKCKevin Mario Laura-De La Cruz
Kevin Mario Laura-De La CruzLELuis Enrique Espinoza-Villalobos
Luis Enrique Espinoza-Villalobos1 January 2024
Book Chapter
Gretty Paola Rossi-EstebanBen Y. P. Yábar-Vega
Andrea Paola Menéndez Rossi
JUANA D. C. BEDOYA-CHANOVEOCOmar David Cueva-Martínez
Omar David Cueva-Martínez1 January 2024
Book Chapter
ECErika Chucuya-Illacutipa
Erika Chucuya-Illacutipa
LULibia Ugarte-Rocha
Libia Ugarte-Rocha
GAGabriela Aroapaza-Asqui
Gabriela Aroapaza-Asqui
NCNatalia Chino-López
Natalia Chino-López
ALAndrea López-Ñaca
Andrea López-Ñaca
Ben Y. P. Yábar-Vega +5
14 February 2024
Book Chapter
RARegis André Junior Fernández Argandoña
Regis André Junior Fernández ArgandoñaAAAlberto Miguel Alponte-Montoya
Alberto Miguel Alponte-MontoyaBen Y. P. Yábar-VegaJournal Article
CLCHRISTIAN ANDRES LOPEZ
CHRISTIAN ANDRES LOPEZNCNay Ruth Madeleyne Villacorta Castro
Nay Ruth Madeleyne Villacorta CastroMCMabel Cárdenas-Herrera
Mabel Cárdenas-HerreraEVEDUARDO ALEXANDER VARGAS
EDUARDO ALEXANDER VARGASDMDebbie Muñante-Melgar
Debbie Muñante-MelgarJUANA D. C. BEDOYA-CHANOVE +1
Background: The Tacna–Arica space (Tacna, Peru, and Arica, Chile) was historically a territory of intense Afro-descendant presence that, following the War of the Pacific and the Treaty of Lima (1929), suffered a political fragmentation of its genealogical and cultural networks, which is today sparsely documented. This study aimed to describe and analyze the most significant genealogies and legacies of Afro-descendant culture in this space, reconstructing transborder historical memory. Methods: A qualitative approach with an oral history ethnography design was adopted, using purposive and snowball sampling. Nine in-depth interviews were conducted with key informants from the Sama Valley (Tacna) and the Azapa Valley (Arica), which were analyzed using inductive–deductive thematic coding with ATLAS.ti software. Results: Four categories were identified: (1) historical memory and the trauma of transborder refuge; (2) identity and asymmetric legal gaps between both countries; (3) shared cultural expressions and popular religiosity; and (4) structural adversities of border rurality. Conclusions: Afro-descendant oral memory operates as a counter-narrative of resistance against official historiography, and popular religiosity constitutes the most resilient transborder link between Sama and Azapa, despite the legal asymmetries between Peru and Chile.
About Me
Historian and researcher specializing in the regional and cross-border history of the south-central Andean region (18th–20th centuries), with a secondary line of research focused on historiographical discourse. PhD candidate in History and PhD in Administration, classified as a RENACYT researcher and member of the Regional and Border Studies Research Group (GESREF in spanish). Award winner in the national contest Narra la Independencia (2022) and recognized with an official commendation for the research project "Historical Reality and Historiographical Discourse: The Case of José Gómez Valderrama." Currently, he serves as a professor in the Department of History at the Universidad Nacional Jorge Basadre Grohmann. Alongside his research in regional and discursive history, he acts as a co-researcher on technology-based projects funded by Prociencia-Concytec: "RUTAS 2.0: Robots for Urban Tourist Centers with Advanced Social Interaction – Towards the Preservation and Dissemination of Cultural Heritage" (2022–2025), "RUTAS 3.0: Robots for Urban Tourist Centers with Access to Semantic Information – Knowledge Representation for the Preservation and Dissemination of Cultural Heritage," and "Implementation of RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) to Improve Interaction in Social Robots within a Tourism Context"—projects in which he has led and continues to lead the lines of historical knowledge representation through social robotics.