Vol. 37 No. 104 (2022): Ciudad, vivienda y género desde una mirada incluyente e interseccional

ISSN: 0718-8358

Vol. 37 No. 104 (2022)

Open Access

Peer reviewed

Dossier: Cities, housing and gender from an inclusive and intersectional perspective
Guest Editors:
Irene Molina. Institute for Housing and Urban Research Uppsala University. Suecia.
Ximena Galleguillos. Escuela de Arquitectura Universidad de Valparaíso. Chile.
Karin Grundström. Department of Urban Studies, Malmö University. Suecia.

Editorial

Cities, housing and gender from an inclusive and intersectional perspective

Irene Molina, Ximena Galleguillos, Karin Grundström

10.5354/0718-8358.2022.66855

May 2022

Los trabajos reunidos en esta colección tienen en común la aplicación de perspectivas intersecci...

Dosier

Dreaming of Staying: Experiences of Women Facing Eviction in Mexico City

Jess Linz, Paula Soto Villagrán

10.5354/0718-8358.2022.65649

May 2022

In this article we analyze the differential effects of gender in cases of forced residential evi...

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Women in the Production of the Self-built Space: Counter-conduct and Intersectionality

Luz Daniela López Rivera, Lourdes Marcela López Mares, María Elena Molina Ayala, Miguel Adolfo Ortiz Brizuela

10.5354/0718-8358.2022.65515

May 2022

Women play a major but undervalued role in the production of their habitat, especially if this i...

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Inequalities in Contexts of Socio-Natural Disasters: Reflections from the Intersectional Living of Female Leaders

Paulina Vergara Saavedra, Xenia Fuster-Farfán, Fabiola Miranda Pérez

10.5354/0718-8358.2022.65947

May 2022

This study proposes to contribute to the discussions on gender and disaster, based on a thought ...

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Mediterranean Queer. An Intersectional Reading of Alicante’s Coastline

José Parra-Martínez, Dr, Carlos Pastor-García, Ana Gilsanz-Díaz, Dra, M...

10.5354/0718-8358.2022.65620

May 2022

This paper examines seven tourist places in the Spanish province of Alicante, where it is possib...

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The Situacionists’ Debt with the Rroma People

Cristina Botana Iglesias

10.5354/0718-8358.2022.65624

May 2022

In the second half of the 20th century, multiple criticisms were articulated about the Cartesian...

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Disability and the Right to the City in the Social Production of Public Space

Pedro Javier Jaramillo Cruz

10.5354/0718-8358.2022.65643

May 2022

This paper seeks to identify the trends and main currents related to the production of public sp...

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Collective housing and care. Methodology for project analysis from a gender perspective

Patricia Reus, Jaume Blancafort, Marta Camacho

10.5354/0718-8358.2022.65501

May 2022

There is no doubt that the cultural and social understanding of gender has influenced the way tha...

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The spatialization of care. Weaving care relations through mobility

Paola Andrea Jirón Martínez, Dra., Macarena Isabel Solar Ortega, Mg., M...

10.5354/0718-8358.2022.65647

May 2022

Based on research taken place over the course of a decade by a collective group of researchers o...

Articles

Popular habitat and subsistence practices in slums of the AMBA (Argentina) in the pandemic’s context

Mariela Paula Díaz, Ana Sofía Lifszyc, Guido Bonano, Facundo Andrés Corti

10.5354/0718-8358.2022.63426

May 2022

The main objective is to analyze the impact of Social, Preventive, and Mandatory Isolation polici...

Articles

Migrant dwelling in Greater Santiago: housing, networks and overcrowding

Daisy Margarit Segura, Jorge Moraga Reyes, Pablo Ignacio Roessler Vergara, Imara Álvarez Garrido

10.5354/0718-8358.2022.63446

May 2022

One of the distinctive aspects of the migrants’ settlement in the destination territories is thei...

Articles

Centrality, mobility, and proximity. Evolution of retail activities in the pre-COVID city. Madrid, 1996-2018

Gonzalo Sánchez-Toscano Salgado, Agustín Hernández Aja

10.5354/0718-8358.2022.63525

May 2022

The goals globally assumed related to social and environmental challenges, plus the COVID-19 pand...

Articles

Mobility of female domestic workers. Multiple scenarios in Buenos Aires

Jorge Blanco, Luciana Bosoer

10.5354/0718-8358.2022.63522

May 2022

This paper addresses a set of situations of daily mobility referred to the social collective of f...

Articles

Going out for a walk: Empathizing with streets through their façades in Lima

Miguel Córdova Ramírez

10.5354/0718-8358.2022.63464

May 2022

Walking down a street is not the same as going out for a walk. One of the differences is that by ...

Articles

Transformation of Abandoned Spaces into Cultural Spaces: Of Heterotopias and Assemblies of Place. The Case of Vieja Farmacia So...

Daniel Fagundez D'Anello, Alejando Cabrera Canabese

10.5354/0718-8358.2022.63542

May 2022

The case of the Vieja Farmacia Solís is similar to several buildings located around the east part...

INVI Journal founded in 1986, disseminates the advances in knowledge about housing, residential habitat and territorial studies from an academic / scientific perspective and international coverage. It aims to publish high-quality original contributions product of research and interdisciplinary approaches.

Editorial Team

Editor-in-Chief

Dr. Pablo Navarrete-Hernández, Universidad de Chile, Chile

Managing editor

MDCC Sandra Rivera, Universidad de Chile, Chile

Editorial board

Dra. Julie-Anne Boudreau, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, México
Dr. Victor Delgadillo, Universidad Autónoma de la Ciudad de México, México
Dra. Maria Mercedes Di Virgilio, CONICET/ Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Dra. Irene Molina, Uppsala Universitet, Suecia
Dr. Gonzalo Lautaro Ojeda Ledesma, Universidad de Valparaiso, Chile
Dra. Suzana Pasternak, Universidade de São Paulo, Brasil
Dr. Javier Ruiz Sánchez , Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, España
Dra. Elke Schlack Fuhrmann, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile Universidad Andres Bello, Chile
Dr. Carlos Alberto Torres Tovar, Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Colombia
Dr. José Francisco Vergara-Perucich, Universidad de Las Américas, Chile