acceso a la vivienda, derechos de territorio housing access and territorial rights

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Abstract
El presente trabajo se propone estudiar las condiciones actuales del acceso a la vivienda en sectores sociales marginalizados y algunos de los efectos psicosociales sobre la población afectada, a través del análisis de dos casos específicos que los autores han investigado en profundidad: una cooperativa autogestiva de vivienda en la ciudad de Buenos Aires, y una comunidad aborigen en la provincia de Chubut. Se introduce la problemática a partir de la consideración de dos casos que cobraron notoriedad mediática durante el año 2010, y se discuten algunos aportes conceptuales en torno a las nociones de territorio y de organización en la comunidad. A partir del análisis de estos casos, se desprende por un lado la gravedad de los atropellos cometidos contra el derecho a la vivienda de las clases bajas y de las comunidades indígenas, así como también la capacidad de resistencia que las mismas poseen mediante su incipiente organización.
This paper aims to studying the current conditions of access to housing in marginalized social sectors and some of the psychosocial effects on the affected population, through the analysis of two specific cases that the authors have investigated in depth: a self-managed housing cooperative in the city of Buenos Aires, and an aboriginal community in the province of Chubut. The problem is introduced through the consideration of two cases that gained mediatic notoriety in 2010, and some conceptual contributions around the notions of territory and community organization are discussed. From the analysis of these cases, it is concluded on the one hand the severity of the abuses committed against the housing rights of the lower classes and indigenous communities, as well as the resilience potential that they possess through their growing organization.
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Authors ;Lucrecia Petit;Alejandro Muntó
Journal Molecular nutrition & food research
Year 2011
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housing organization

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