¡No en mi patio trasero!: el caso de la comunidad ecológica de Peñalolén

Arévalo, Roberto Mardones

doi:10.17141/iconos.34.2009.331

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“…This segregation is intricately linked to the city's vastness and its socio-economic divides, prompting scholars to suggest area-based desegregation policies and diversity in land use as crucial strategies for urban planners aiming to foster social integration (Agostini et al, 2016 [62]; Marchant Santiago et al, 2022 [63]; Fuentes et.al, 2022 [9]; De Mattos, Fuentes & Link, 2014 [64]; Garretón et al, 2020 [8]). The Peñalolén district, situated in the southwestern part of Santiago, exemplifies unique patterns of segregation, showcasing small-scale divisions between affluent and less affluent groups and instances of micro-segregation, such as the enclosure of upscale residential areas (Álvarez, 2008 [12]; Mardones Arévalo, 2009 [13]; Garretón et al, 2020 [8]). This district-level segregation, coupled with personal narratives, underscores the critical nature of segregation from both a broad and individual perspective (Krellenberg et al, 2011 [66]; Vásquez et al, 2009 [67]; Salgado, 2013 [68]).…”

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Between Struggle, Forgetfulness, and Placemaking: Meanings and Practices among Social Groups in a Metropolitan Urban Park

Rosenbluth,

Ropert,

Rivera

et al. 2024

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The spatial segregation is a characteristic of Latin American cities, resulting in distinct dynamics of social inclusion and exclusion at both spatial and identity levels. Then, specific green spaces may convert into appreciated and contested territories, where various actors negotiate their uses and regulations. Considering a case-study in a green icon of the metropolitan city of Santiago de Chile, the main objective of the present study was to describe and comprehend the uses and meanings of the Quebrada Macul park among different social groups over the past two decades. We employed qualitative methods including six in-depth interviews with key informants (social and ecological leaders, historical neighbors, and park workers), five participant observations in the park, and statistical analysis of visitors. Results reveal that (1) the transition of being a popularly used hill to a metropolitan park rises tensions between public and private statuses of place; (2) conflicts emerge regarding who uses the space and how, reflecting power dynamics among different social groups; (3) the park, beyond being a public space, holds significant identity value for its historical residents, both for those who fought for its recovery and those who have lived closely, so processes of forgetfulness might be resentful. We conclude on enduring meanings of the park associated with the struggle for the place among different groups, highlighting the role of memory for the social integration of groups among natural spaces.

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Between Struggle, Forgetfulness, and Placemaking: Meanings and Practices among Social Groups in a Metropolitan Urban Park

Rosenbluth,

Ropert,

Rivera

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“…Balance de una crisis de drogas". En Claves de Razón Práctica, 72, pp (20)(21)(22)(23)(24)(25)(26)(27)(28)(29)(30) estas. Produciéndose esto, más por un desconocimiento sobre la sustancia, que por ella misma.…”

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Análisis de la conflictividad surgida por la visibilización de población drogodependiente, en espacios de Madrid capital.

Piedra¹

2019

RAA

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This text, after an explanation about the "drug problem" and the conflict arising from this paradigm, explains the uses that certain groups of drug addicts make of some public spaces of the city of Madrid, to later reflect on the problems produced in they. This can not be understood from a simplistic approach, so that the analysis of the actors involved in them is key to understanding them. To this end, we will take into account not only the drug-dependent population, but also the role played by assistive devices, neighbors and merchants in the zones. In the final part of the article, we propose the need to generate new models of intervention, more in line with current reality, based on the participation of all those agents involved.

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¿Es posible vivir juntos? Conflictos por la vivienda en el Gran Santiago

Fuster-Farfán¹,

Peterson

Hidalgo

2020

Bitácora Urbano Territorial

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A partir de casos de estudio situados en Las Condes y Peñalolén, ambos municipios del Gran Santiago, se propone un examen de los conflictos que gatilla la integración a través de instrumentos subsidiarios impulsados por el Estado en el marco de nuevas orientaciones políticas para la integración social y territorial. La propuesta teórica se enmarca en tres ejes: la crisis del vínculo social, el principio del reconocimiento y los conflictos en torno al fenómeno NIMBY. Los casos de estudio contemplan distintas etapas para estos conflictos, lo que permite entregar como consideraciones finales un ensayo de clasificación, para avanzar en su estudio y contribuir en el futuro en una política aún novedosa en el contexto chileno.

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¡No en mi patio trasero!: el caso de la comunidad ecológica de Peñalolén

Cited by 5 publications

References 1 publication

Between Struggle, Forgetfulness, and Placemaking: Meanings and Practices among Social Groups in a Metropolitan Urban Park

Between Struggle, Forgetfulness, and Placemaking: Meanings and Practices among Social Groups in a Metropolitan Urban Park

Análisis de la conflictividad surgida por la visibilización de población drogodependiente, en espacios de Madrid capital.

¿Es posible vivir juntos? Conflictos por la vivienda en el Gran Santiago

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