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1. www.friedrich-verlag.de › friedrich-plus › sekundarstufeDie gespaltene Stadt Santiago de Chile - Sozioökonomische ...

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   In der Metropolregion Santiago lassen sich sowohl urbane Gated Communites (barrios cerrados), die teilweise nur einen Wohnblock umfassen, finden (vgl. Ewaldt 2013, S. 11 f.), als auch suburbane und exurbane Gated Communites (ciudades valladas, ummauerte Städte), die als Planstädte vor der Stadt gebaut wurden (vgl.

2. www.sciencedirect.com › science › articleSocial segregation and gated communities in Santiago de Chile and...

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   1. Mai 2016 · Introduction. In the course of globalization, which in Chile, with its neoliberal economic approach, started as early as 1974, socio-spatial segregation in the capital has intensified and with it spatial fragmentation. Below we will present and discuss phenomena that have received less attention.

   • Autor: Axel Borsdorf, Rodrigo Hildalgo, Sonia Vidal-Koppmann

   • Publish Year: 2016

3. onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › 10Gated Communities in Santiago: Wall or Frontier? - Salcedo - 2004...

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   24. Feb. 2004 · Abstract. It is a widely held notion, disseminated in particular by the LA school of urban studies, that gated communities are enclaves, which not only maintain segregation but also help increase it. In Chile a more benevolent interpretation has arisen.

   • Autor: Rodrigo Salcedo, Alvaro Torres

   • Publish Year: 2004

4. www.sciencedirect.com › science › articleNew dimensions of social exclusion in Latin America: From gated...

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   1. Apr. 2008 · Gated communities and their creators in Santiago de Chile Until the 1970s, residential building in the Chilean capital was characterised by four different organisational forms: private, individual building by the inhabitants (often carried out by families), characterised by great variability of building materials and shapes,

   • Autor: Axel Borsdorf, Rodrigo Hidalgo

   • Publish Year: 2008

5. www.erdkunde.uni-bonn.de › article › viewSantiago de Chile - eine fragmentierte Stadt?

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   4. März 2007 · gated communities, Santiago de Chile, factorial analysis, socio-spatial differentiation, fragmented city. Abstract. This article attempts to verify the thesis of the fragmentation of the Latin American city, using the example of Greater Santiago de Chile. The methods used are factorial analyses and posterior grouping procedures.

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7. www.tandfonline.com › doi › absGated communities and the poor in Santiago, Chile: Functional and...

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   31. März 2010 · In Santiago, Chile, the number of gated communities has increased significantly during the past few years. Although these communities are aimed at the elite, they are often located on the fringes of low‐income neighborhoods and thus change traditional segregation patterns in the city.

8. www.researchgate.net › publication › 241724247_GatedGated communities and the poor in Santiago, Chile: Functional and...

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   1. Jan. 2007 · Gated communities and the poor in Santiago, Chile: Functional and symbolic integration in a context of aggressive capitalist colonization of lower‐class areas. January 2007. Housing Policy...