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The Andean peasant and globalization at the end of the century  (a look at the Ecuadorian case) This article explores the current situation of the  small landed peasantry in the Ecuadorian Andes,  confronted by important changes in the agrarian  system, in social relations and in links with the  global market. The effects of this situation are: an  increase in small farms (which is a progressive  loss of land resources), a crisis within the supportive relationships in the community, and a rise in  international migration, which is a new process of  integration as cheap labour in the global market.  The politics of adjustment and the dolarization of the economy have made peasant production less  competitive, thus tending to cause proletarianization of labour in the national as well as the international market. From this context, the effects of  international migration trends on the social fabric  of a peasant organization from the southern Ecuadorian Andes are analyzed. Resumen: Este articulo aborda la situacion actual del campesinado minifundista andino del Ecuador, quien  enfrenta importantes cambios en la estructura  agraria, en las relaciones sociales y en la vinculacion con el mercado global. Esta situacion se  manifiesta a traves de: el incremento del minifundio (que implica la perdida progresiva del recurso  de la tierra), la crisis de las relaciones solidarias  en las comunidades, y un aumento de la migracion internacional – un nuevo proceso de integracion como mano de obra barata en el mercado mundial. Con las politicas de ajuste y la dolarizacion de la economia, la produccion campesina se  ha convertido poco competitiva, lo que a su vez  tiende a proletarizar la mano de obra tanto en el  mercado nacional como en el internacional. Desde  este contexto, se analizan los efectos de la migracion internacional en el tejido social de una organizacion campesina en el sur de la sierra ecuatoriana.

El campesino andino y la globalización a fines de siglo (una mirada sobre el caso ecuatoriano)