IMAGINARIOS URBANOS Y PRÁCTICAS LABORALES EN LOS COMERCIANTES DE LA VÍA PÚBLICA DEL CENTRO HISTÓRICO DE QUERÉTARO.
Within the range of urban social actors that prevail in cities, informal workers occupy a relevant place mainly because of the level of extension they have over public space and the capacity of appropriation over it based on their organizational and mobilization capacity social. They denote a type o...
| Publicado en: | Andamios no. 38; pp. 91 - 113 |
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Andamios: Revista de Investigacion Social, Universidad Autonoma de la Ciudad de Mexico
sep-dic2018
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| Sumario: | Within the range of urban social actors that prevail in cities, informal workers occupy a relevant place mainly because of the level of extension they have over public space and the capacity of appropriation over it based on their organizational and mobilization capacity social. They denote a type of urban imaginary that tends to justify their stay in public places, which affects their labor and organizational practices whose objective is permanence in public space despite the implementation of a policy of gentrification of the historic centers on the part of local governments, as is the case of the city of Queretaro, whose process, in part, is reported in this document. |
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