Feminismo popular contra la desposesión y la transformación urbana neoliberal: la experiencia del Pedregal de Santo Domingo de la Ciudad de México

This paper analyses how the relationship between gender, domestic and public space can be seen as a way to reinforce roles or subvert them. In this context, it is essential to show how gender relations are structured socially through urban spaces, especially how limits established by stereotypes of...

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Main Author: María del Socorro Pérez-Rincón Fernández
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Universidad de Valladolid 2020-06-01
Series:Ciudades
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Online Access:https://iuu.uva.es/REVISTA/Ciudades%2023/Ciudades23_185-205_PEREZ-RINCON.pdf
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spelling doaj-2f61c46d16fd4818a06f88a2461a6bf82020-11-25T04:04:23ZengUniversidad de ValladolidCiudades1133-65792445-39432020-06-0123185205https://doi.org/10.24197/ciudades.23.2020.185-205Feminismo popular contra la desposesión y la transformación urbana neoliberal: la experiencia del Pedregal de Santo Domingo de la Ciudad de MéxicoMaría del Socorro Pérez-Rincón Fernández0https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2625-4370Universidad de BarcelonaThis paper analyses how the relationship between gender, domestic and public space can be seen as a way to reinforce roles or subvert them. In this context, it is essential to show how gender relations are structured socially through urban spaces, especially how limits established by stereotypes of feminine mysticism are understood as a set of discourses and presuppositions about a passive femininity that block the participation of women in the struggle for the city. An international reference framework is constructed to illustrate how different urban struggles demystify this image. Through a case study at Pedregal de Santo Domingo in Mexico City is analysed how they are the ones that often build parallel urban projects and inform against the neoliberal urban transformation that lurks their neighbourhoods.https://iuu.uva.es/REVISTA/Ciudades%2023/Ciudades23_185-205_PEREZ-RINCON.pdfgenderpopular feminismdispossessionneoliberalismmexico
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Feminismo popular contra la desposesión y la transformación urbana neoliberal: la experiencia del Pedregal de Santo Domingo de la Ciudad de México
Ciudades
gender
popular feminism
dispossession
neoliberalism
mexico
author_facet María del Socorro Pérez-Rincón Fernández
author_sort María del Socorro Pérez-Rincón Fernández
title Feminismo popular contra la desposesión y la transformación urbana neoliberal: la experiencia del Pedregal de Santo Domingo de la Ciudad de México
title_short Feminismo popular contra la desposesión y la transformación urbana neoliberal: la experiencia del Pedregal de Santo Domingo de la Ciudad de México
title_full Feminismo popular contra la desposesión y la transformación urbana neoliberal: la experiencia del Pedregal de Santo Domingo de la Ciudad de México
title_fullStr Feminismo popular contra la desposesión y la transformación urbana neoliberal: la experiencia del Pedregal de Santo Domingo de la Ciudad de México
title_full_unstemmed Feminismo popular contra la desposesión y la transformación urbana neoliberal: la experiencia del Pedregal de Santo Domingo de la Ciudad de México
title_sort feminismo popular contra la desposesión y la transformación urbana neoliberal: la experiencia del pedregal de santo domingo de la ciudad de méxico
publisher Universidad de Valladolid
series Ciudades
issn 1133-6579
2445-3943
publishDate 2020-06-01
description This paper analyses how the relationship between gender, domestic and public space can be seen as a way to reinforce roles or subvert them. In this context, it is essential to show how gender relations are structured socially through urban spaces, especially how limits established by stereotypes of feminine mysticism are understood as a set of discourses and presuppositions about a passive femininity that block the participation of women in the struggle for the city. An international reference framework is constructed to illustrate how different urban struggles demystify this image. Through a case study at Pedregal de Santo Domingo in Mexico City is analysed how they are the ones that often build parallel urban projects and inform against the neoliberal urban transformation that lurks their neighbourhoods.
topic gender
popular feminism
dispossession
neoliberalism
mexico
url https://iuu.uva.es/REVISTA/Ciudades%2023/Ciudades23_185-205_PEREZ-RINCON.pdf
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