Populations on the move
Ethnification of the City: Networks and Integration
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This volume offers an exploration that spans from the metropolises of the Southern Cone to Mexico and Madrid, attempting to understand the role of routes, dislocations, and re-territorializations in contemporary society. From there, evidence emerges that strains the mechanisms and assumptions through which culture and ethnography have been conceived, with a special focus on the movement of people, objects, and imaginaries within a global context of capitalist expansion, which in no way has managed to dilute the ethnic on the systemic plain, nor has it erased the necessary social embedding in the face of economic fantasy.
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Populations on the move Ethnification of the City: Networks and Integration
| Autores | Alejandro Garces, Danae Mlyarnz y Walter Imilan |
|---|---|
| Portada | Ver portada |
| Year | 04-2014 |
| Nº de páginas | 284 |
| ISBN | 978-956-9320-69-9 |
| Intellectual Property Registration | 236156 |
| ISBN digital | 978-956-9320-70-5 |
Ivory paper
Rustic cover
Measures 23 x 15 cm.
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Alejandro Garces
Chile. He is an anthropologist and holds a PhD in Social Anthropology. He is an academic at the Institute of Archaeological Investigations and Museum of the Catholic University of the North (Chile). He has conducted research on urban spaces and economies in migratory contexts in Chile and Spain, and is currently studying transnational flows in the border regions of Peru, Bolivia, and Chile.Danae Mlyarnz
Chile. Social Worker and Political Scientist from the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile, Master's in Politics and Government from FLACSO. Currently a consultant in Citizen Participation, lecturer at the Academy of Christian Humanism University in the School of Social Work in the areas of social research and social policies, and at the University of Los Lagos for the Master's in Public Management, territorial and local development. Director of the ProyectAmerica Corporation and in charge of the Citizen Participation Area at Instituto Igualdad. She was a public policy advisor to President Michelle Bachelet and former Citizen Advocate in the same government. Councilor of the Ñuñoa Commune during the period 2004 to 2008. She has worked in qualitative and quantitative Social Research and in the design and implementation of Citizen Participation processes in Public Policies.Walter Imilan
Chile. Anthropologist from the University of Chile and Doctor in Urban Planning from the Technical University of Berlin. His research interests address the relationships between space and identity construction processes. He is currently exploring the fields of sensitive ethnographies and intimate geographies.Related books
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