Santiago de Chile: Metropolization, Globalization and Inequity
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https://doi.org/10.4067/S0250-71612001008000006Keywords:
globalization, social integration, metropolization, segregationAbstract
The paper describes how poverty and exclusion within Santiago has been overlooked, in part, because of the citys strong economic performance and impressive aggregate social indicators. It highlights how segregated the city has become -for instance the political fragmentation and the difference between the 34 municipalities that conform Santiago in terms of their per capita income, quality of education, extent of new building investment, and municipal authority levels of income and expenditure. It also describes the loss of social and physical space for public interaction and the rising perception of insecurity. It suggests that such problems are in part linked to the lack of democratic structures within Santiago since it lacks a democratic metropolitan government. Power, resources and decisions remain within national ministries.
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