Table of Contents
National Parks from North to South .................................................. 1
Iguazú – The National Park of the North .......................................... 6
Nahuel Huapi – The National Park of the South ............................... 14
Love of the Tree: The Sociedad Forestal .......................................... 18
1913 – A Climax of the National Park Debate:
From Carlos Thays to Bailey Willis .................................................. 22
Scientific Highlights and Political Stagnation:
Carl Curt Hosseus, Lucién Hauman and the Sociedad Argentina
de Ciencias Naturales ........................................................................ 36
1922: Park Foundation in the Tension Triangle of Natural Sciences,
Radical Government and Aristocratic Elite ....................................... 44
1934: Exequiel Bustillo and the Institutionalization
of National Parks .............................................................................. 59
Argentine National Parks in a Transnational Perspective ................. 75
The National Park as an Instrument of Colonialization .................... 82
Agricultural Colonization and Land Conflicts .................................. 90
Cities in the Park: Urbanization at Iguazú ......................................... 110
Bariloche – The Capital of the National Park ................................... 121
National Parks and Biological Colonization ..................................... 140
Neophytes: The Targeted Colonization of Vegetation ...................... 148
Of Bisons and Pheasants: Landscapes for Hunting and Pleasure ...... 157
Biological Colonization of Patagonian Waters ................................. 163
“What is a National Park?” ............................................................... 173
Bibliography ..................................................................................... 181
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