Etnocompetitividad del sistema artesanal textil Mitla, el papel del territorio y la innovacion Ethno-competition in the Mitla textile handicraft system; the role of territory and innovation

Diosey Ramón Lugo-Morín · Javier Ramírez Juárez · Hermilio Navarro Garza · Néstor Estrella Chulím

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Crafts, Textile, and Design Regional Development and Innovation Indigenous Studies in Latin America

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In this paper we analyse the textile handicraft production of the central valleys in Oaxaca, Mexico. We consider the territory as a factor that contributes to the social competition associated to the ethno-linguistic Zapotec group. We identified how tradition and cultural values give a nontangible quality to the handicraft production. This is what we mean in this paper by social etho-competition. It is indeed this form of competition which, in order to face the challenges of the market, has generated several technical innovations to complement and strengthen the inclusive social reproduction strategies in the family and the territory.

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