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The objective of this article is to present some reflections constructed from the field work that I carried out in the community enclosure “El Rejunte”, located in Figueroa, Santiago del Estero, Argentina. In particular, what is understood in relation to rural conflict management practices and legal sensitivities regarding property rights, deployed by peasants and state agents involved in its formation. By ethnographing practices and senses organized around the use of state law, I could see how these actors (re)produce and (re)define a public policy, the legalities around property rights, the senses and uses of the territory. Likewise, certain limits on the alternative uses of legality, insofar as not all groups and individuals have the same possibilities when using it; as to the internalization of the dominant forms of representation of law in the conformation of subjectivity itself. That is, think of these processes as ambiguous and unfinished; rights as social constructions, which enable forms of domination, but also, emancipation.

Sensibilidades legales y usos alternativos del derecho. El encierro ganadero comunitario “El Rejunte” (Figueroa, Santiago del Estero)