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espanolLa extraordinaria demanda de materias primas de la Republica Popular China provoco un inusitado incremento de las importaciones de commodities. No obstante, con posterioridad a la crisis alimentaria mundial de 2008, China privilegio la Inversion Extranjera Directa (IED) como mecanismo para garantizar su abastecimiento alimentario domestico. Como resultado, la agricultura adquirio un lugar prioritario dentro de la estrategia de Going Out. A pesar del abrupto desembarco de IED chinas en sectores primario-extractivos en Argentina, la literatura academica dirigio limitada atencion al avance de los capitales de China en la agricultura. Este articulo analiza la forma en que China ha desplegado su estrategia de IED agricola en Argentina en el periodo 2010-2016. Para ello, emplea una metodologia cualitativa a partir de un relevamiento de las iniciativas de China en Argentina sobre la base de la prensa, publicaciones academicas y fuentes gubernamentales. Ello permite distinguir tres modalidades dentro la estrategia, en las que las inversiones se dirigieron a la tierra, a los servicios agricolas y a la cadena de valor agricola. EnglishThe extraordinary demand for raw materials from the People's Republic of China led to an unusual increase in commodity imports. However, after the 2008 world food crisis, China favored Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) as a mechanism for guaranteeing its domestic food supply. As a result, agriculture became a priority within the Going Out strategy. Despite the abrupt disembarkation of Chinese FDI into primary-extractive sectors in Argentina, the academic literature focused limited attention on the advance of Chinese capital in agriculture. This article analyzes the way in which China deployed its agricultural FDI strategy in Argentina between 2010 and 2016. A qualitative methodology is used based on a survey of Chinese initiatives in Argentina based on news coverage, academic publications and government sources. This has led to the identification of three modalities within the strategy in which investments were directed to land, to agricultural services and to the agricultural value chain.

El Going Out agrícola de China. Un análisis de su desarrollo en Argentina