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Autopercepciones de clase en un barrio ferroviario del conurbano bonaerense

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Merenson S., Guizardi M.
Revista del CESLA. International Latin American Studies Review
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2021
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issue 27
193-228
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The article analyzes the relationships between self-perceptions of class and political identifications in Barrio Operario, a railway district located in the municipality of San Isidro, in the northern suburbs of Buenos Aires (Argentina). Following an interdisciplinary methodological framework, we will dwell on three periods: the neighborhood origin and organization linked to the “Justicialist strategy” of development (1945-1955); its gradual but sustained evolution as a “slum”, fundamentally associated with Argentina’s “opening strategy” (1976-2002) and, finally, its urbanization since 2003, within the framework of the “post-neoliberal society”. We will allocate a section to each one of them, preceded by a review of the contributions that, from the sociological, historical, and ethnographic approaches, allowed us to understand the class configurations and their political identifications.
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El artículo analiza las relaciones entre las autopercepciones de clase y las identificaciones políticas en Barrio Operario, un vecindario ferroviario situado en el municipio de San Isidro, sector norte del conurbano de Buenos Aires (Argentina). Siguiendo una estrategia metodológica interdisciplinaria nos detendremos en tres periodos: su origen y organización ligados a la “estrategia justicialista” de desarrollo (1945-1955); su paulatino pero sostenido devenir como “villa miseria”, asociado fundamentalmente a la “estrategia aperturista” (1976-2002); y, finalmente, su urbanización desde 2003, en el marco de la “sociedad posneoliberal”. Destinaremos un acápite a cada uno de ellos, antecedidos por una reseña de las contribuciones que, desde los abordajes sociológicos, históricos y etnográficos permitieron comprender las configuraciones de clase y sus identificaciones políticas.   
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