New neoliberal public housing policies: between centrality discourse and peripheralization practices in Santiago, Chile

Dattwyler, RH; Rivas, LDS; Link, F

Keywords: chile, ideology, housing policy, real estate

Abstract

The lack of geographical equality in the development of neoliberal social housing models is evidence of differing ideological discourses and socio-spatial practices in the production of social housing. Based on a critical analysis of the Housing Policy for Quality Improvement and Social Integration promoted in Chile in 2006the basis for a set of subsequent policiesthis study seeks to identify the link between state discourse promoting further urban centralization of social housing and neoliberal subsidy allocation practices that have shaped the geography of recent residential production (2007-2012). Using an ideological critique and a descriptive spatial analysis to assess the notions of urban centrality, we found that equality and integration form the rhetoric used to legitimize and reproduce practices that lead to peripheralization of the poor. These practices are not limited to the city but have expanded to the extended urban area, creating a larger niche for the real estate industry.

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Título según WOS: New neoliberal public housing policies: between centrality discourse and peripheralization practices in Santiago, Chile
Título de la Revista: HOUSING STUDIES
Volumen: 34
Número: 3
Editorial: ROUTLEDGE JOURNALS, TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD
Fecha de publicación: 2019
Página de inicio: 489
Página final: 518
Idioma: English
DOI:

10.1080/02673037.2018.1458287

Notas: ISI