Repertorios comunitarios en Chile: entre la institucionalidad neoliberal y la autonomía relativa.

In Chile, the neo-liberal model has consolidated a political-cultural framework that favors depoliticized, fragmented, and bureaucratized community life. Nevertheless, community praxis emerges across a broad spectrum of community repertoires. This article, based on focus groups conducted in Talca, C...

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Publicado en:Andamios Vol. 22; no. 58; pp. 15 - 47
Autores principales: Letelier Troncoso, Francisco, Cuadra Montoya, Ximena, Sepúlveda Salazar, Miguel, Fernández González, Víctor, Cubillos Almendra, Javiera
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Publicado: Andamios: Revista de Investigacion Social, Universidad Autonoma de la Ciudad de Mexico may-ago2025
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          Letelier Troncoso, Francisco
          Cuadra Montoya, Ximena
          Sepúlveda Salazar, Miguel
          Fernández González, Víctor
          Cubillos Almendra, Javiera
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          Investigador adscrito al Centro de Estudios Urbano Territoriales de la Universidad Católica del Maule. Chile.
          Investigadora adscrita al Centro de Estudios Urbano Territoriales de la Universidad Católica del Maule. Chile.
          Investigador adscrito a la Universidad Católica del Maule. Chile.
          Investigadora adscrita a la Universidad de Chile.
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        Community organization
        Political systems
        Social cohesion
        Neighborhoods
        Neoliberalism
        Autonomy (Philosophy)
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        Institutional environment
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        community sphere
        Organizations
        production of the community
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        esfera comunitaria
        Organizaciones
        producción de lo comunitario
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      ab: In Chile, the neo-liberal model has consolidated a political-cultural framework that favors depoliticized, fragmented, and bureaucratized community life. Nevertheless, community praxis emerges across a broad spectrum of community repertoires. This article, based on focus groups conducted in Talca, Chile, examines these repertoires and their expression in different forms of politics, autonomy and articulation of what we term the community sphere. The text is organized into four sections: a conceptual framework on forms of community production; a description of the methodological process; a presentation of the results across four areas of analysis (meaning of the organization, organizational forms, articulation practices, and relationship with the State); and conclusions and reflections derived from these findings. A central finding is that community organizations face a duality: while conditioned by the dominant institutional framework, they deploy their own forms of community production that transition between adaptation, debate, and transformation. Additionally, the study emphasizes that these repertoires are not separate compartments, but rather complementary dimensions that organizations combine and redefine according to their contexts, resources, and trajectories. This richness and diversity constitute a potential basis for strengthening collective life and challenging meanings in an adverse environment.
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