Las nuevas tribus urbanas en Cali: desplazamiento forzado y género
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Motta González, Nancy
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2006
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Este documento es producto de una sistematización de investigaciones sobre desplazamiento forzado y reasentamientos, realizadas en Cali por estudiantes del Departamento de Geografía de la Universidad del Valle a fin de presentar sus tesis de grado. Se emplea una metodología que integra elementos de la antropología urbana y la geografía de género, para el análisis de las trayectorias de vida de desplazados y desplazadas que han ido construyendo ciudad, con atención especial a la manera como se han asentado de hecho, a sus estrategias de supervivencia, y a la apropiación del espacio citadino de manera diferencial por los hombres y las mujeres.
Abstract: This paper is product of a systematization of research on forced displacement and resettlements, carried out in Cali by students of the Geography Department of Universidad del Valle, for their undergraduate theses. The methodology used integrates elements from urban anthropology and geography with a gender perspective, analyzing the lives of displaced men and women who have participated in the construction of the city, with special attention to their de facto settlements, their survival strategies and the different ways in which men and women have made the city space their own.
Abstract: This paper is product of a systematization of research on forced displacement and resettlements, carried out in Cali by students of the Geography Department of Universidad del Valle, for their undergraduate theses. The methodology used integrates elements from urban anthropology and geography with a gender perspective, analyzing the lives of displaced men and women who have participated in the construction of the city, with special attention to their de facto settlements, their survival strategies and the different ways in which men and women have made the city space their own.