Da marginalidade à segregação: contribuições de uma teoria urbana crítica

Several interpretations of the dynamics of globalization have brought urban issues into the spotlight. Since the conditions of creation of urban society are tied predominantly to extra-regional factors, this process may potentially destroy the local nature of some specific social phenomena and, as a...

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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:960d3bab5b24495b8acd6d9ef10b48db2021-11-11T14:47:37ZDa marginalidade à segregação: contribuições de uma teoria urbana crítica1405-84212448-6183https://doaj.org/article/960d3bab5b24495b8acd6d9ef10b48db2017-01-01T00:00:00Zhttp://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=11152585003https://doaj.org/toc/1405-8421https://doaj.org/toc/2448-6183Several interpretations of the dynamics of globalization have brought urban issues into the spotlight. Since the conditions of creation of urban society are tied predominantly to extra-regional factors, this process may potentially destroy the local nature of some specific social phenomena and, as a consequence, it calls for a new conceptual framework. This evolution seems to have significantly affected the concept of segregation. In a moment when the world is experiencing a social cleavage that had until recently been a distinguishing mark of Latin America, it is adequate to reconsider the local debate on marginality.César Simoni-SantosEl Colegio Mexiquense, A.C.articlemarginalitysegregationlatin americaurban societyglobalizationCities. Urban geographyGF125Urban groups. The city. Urban sociologyHT101-395ENESPTEconomía, Sociedad y Territorio, Vol 17, Iss 55, Pp 619-646 (2017)
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collection DOAJ
language EN
ES
PT
topic marginality
segregation
latin america
urban society
globalization
Cities. Urban geography
GF125
Urban groups. The city. Urban sociology
HT101-395
spellingShingle marginality
segregation
latin america
urban society
globalization
Cities. Urban geography
GF125
Urban groups. The city. Urban sociology
HT101-395
César Simoni-Santos
Da marginalidade à segregação: contribuições de uma teoria urbana crítica
description Several interpretations of the dynamics of globalization have brought urban issues into the spotlight. Since the conditions of creation of urban society are tied predominantly to extra-regional factors, this process may potentially destroy the local nature of some specific social phenomena and, as a consequence, it calls for a new conceptual framework. This evolution seems to have significantly affected the concept of segregation. In a moment when the world is experiencing a social cleavage that had until recently been a distinguishing mark of Latin America, it is adequate to reconsider the local debate on marginality.
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title Da marginalidade à segregação: contribuições de uma teoria urbana crítica
title_short Da marginalidade à segregação: contribuições de uma teoria urbana crítica
title_full Da marginalidade à segregação: contribuições de uma teoria urbana crítica
title_fullStr Da marginalidade à segregação: contribuições de uma teoria urbana crítica
title_full_unstemmed Da marginalidade à segregação: contribuições de uma teoria urbana crítica
title_sort da marginalidade à segregação: contribuições de uma teoria urbana crítica
publisher El Colegio Mexiquense, A.C.
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