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for informal urbanizations) in Argentina (Emergency Plan, 1956) together with its conceptual antecedents and political context. It is argued that the state idea of “villa” crystallized in Argentina in ... supporters and opponents of Peronism determined that this new urban concept would emerge with a strong political bias. But also, in dialogue with inter-American organizations, the discursive matrix of this
materiality, a creative power resides, with the capacity for political agency.Keywords : urban renewal; urban culture; violence.
three dimensions or key milestones: 1) the self-led construction of the urban habitat; 2) leadership and political action strategies; 3) community care-work practices.Keywords : slums; human settlements
The urban marginality in slums difficult daily mobility of its habitants. This problem due to the weak of integration in the planning instruments of these areas, and to a political game perpetuated ... governments and by some political organizations that see in the slums an easy political target to satisfy their interests. Our objective is to contribute to the reflection on the mobility difficulties in
In the early 15th century, the expansion of the Inka Empire into Northwest Argentina led to a process of increasing economic, social and political complexification. In Antofagasta de la Sierra ... La Plata. [ Links ] Serrano, A. 1958. Manual de la cerámica indígena. Córdoba: Editorial Assandri. [ Links ] Soja, E. 1971. The political Organization of Space. Washington dc: Association of
In the early 15th century, the expansion of the Inka Empire into Northwest Argentina led to a process of increasing economic, social and political complexification. In Antofagasta de la Sierra ... La Plata. [ Links ] Serrano, A. 1958. Manual de la cerámica indígena. Córdoba: Editorial Assandri. [ Links ] Soja, E. 1971. The political Organization of Space. Washington dc: Association of
In the early 15th century, the expansion of the Inka Empire into Northwest Argentina led to a process of increasing economic, social and political complexification. In Antofagasta de la Sierra ... La Plata. [ Links ] Serrano, A. 1958. Manual de la cerámica indígena. Córdoba: Editorial Assandri. [ Links ] Soja, E. 1971. The political Organization of Space. Washington dc: Association of
ceramics from the Nazca culture that is housed in the Juan B. Ambrosetti Ethnographic Museum, pertaining to the Faculty of Philosophy and Literature at the University of Buenos Aires, unstudied until
ceramics from the Nazca culture that is housed in the Juan B. Ambrosetti Ethnographic Museum, pertaining to the Faculty of Philosophy and Literature at the University of Buenos Aires, unstudied until
ceramics from the Nazca culture that is housed in the Juan B. Ambrosetti Ethnographic Museum, pertaining to the Faculty of Philosophy and Literature at the University of Buenos Aires, unstudied until
ceramics from the Nazca culture that is housed in the Juan B. Ambrosetti Ethnographic Museum, pertaining to the Faculty of Philosophy and Literature at the University of Buenos Aires, unstudied until
ceramics from the Nazca culture that is housed in the Juan B. Ambrosetti Ethnographic Museum, pertaining to the Faculty of Philosophy and Literature at the University of Buenos Aires, unstudied until
ceramics from the Nazca culture that is housed in the Juan B. Ambrosetti Ethnographic Museum, pertaining to the Faculty of Philosophy and Literature at the University of Buenos Aires, unstudied until
ceramics from the Nazca culture that is housed in the Juan B. Ambrosetti Ethnographic Museum, pertaining to the Faculty of Philosophy and Literature at the University of Buenos Aires, unstudied until
substyle gained political dominance over this large region, becoming the largest political entity ever developed within the Moche realm. It is interesting to consider how different the Huacas de Moche ... . Cultural Assignations during the Early Intermediate Period: The Huancaco Case. In New Perspectives on Moche Political Organization, J. Quilter & L. J. Castillo, Eds., pp. 201 222. Washington, D. C: Center
/rr.v8i1.1977 [ Links ] Budds, J. (2004). Power, nature and neoliberalism: The political ecology of water in Chile. Singapore Journal of Tropical Geography, 25(3), 322-342. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.0129 ... institución imaginaria de la sociedad. Tusquets. [ Links ] Castree, N. & Braun, B. (1998). The construction of nature and the nature of construction: analytical and political tools for building survivable
music and dance of Tumbe Carnaval, which communities used as a form ofvisibilization and political action. Through a qualitative methodology based on ethnography with groups of women musicians and dancers ... that, as a tool for artistic-political action, Tumbe Carnaval goes beyond exclusively Afro-descendant concerns to denounce structural racism and gender inequality. Keywords: music; dance; gender; Tumbe
music and dance of Tumbe Carnaval, which communities used as a form ofvisibilization and political action. Through a qualitative methodology based on ethnography with groups of women musicians and dancers ... that, as a tool for artistic-political action, Tumbe Carnaval goes beyond exclusively Afro-descendant concerns to denounce structural racism and gender inequality. Keywords: music; dance; gender; Tumbe
Using a comparative method, this paper analyzes two case studies that illustrate the relationship between urban parks and political discourses in Santiago de Chile. The first case examines Parque ... parks of the political transition implemented a participatory design strategy. In both cases, the state shaped these parks to reflect the particularity of each historical moment. This comparative study is
Using a comparative method, this paper analyzes two case studies that illustrate the relationship between urban parks and political discourses in Santiago de Chile. The first case examines Parque ... parks of the political transition implemented a participatory design strategy. In both cases, the state shaped these parks to reflect the particularity of each historical moment. This comparative study is
