El paradigma del hiperconsumo en contextos espaciales ambientalmente críticos: Santa Fe (Argentina) y la urbanización del valle aluvial del río Paraná a finales del siglo XX

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06/2014
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Universidad Nacional del Nordeste. Facultad de Arquitectura y Urbanismo
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Cuaderno Urbano
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1666 - 6186
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1853 - 3655
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La segunda mitad del siglo XX, y principalmente las dos últimas décadas del mismo, han visto surgir en muchas ciudades occidentales un modelo territorial que constituyó un salto cualitativo respecto del modo anterior de configuración espacial. La aparición de las nuevas periferias urbanas devino de un proceso en estrecha relación con el régimen de acumulación correspondiente a la actual fase del capitalismo (que se ha dado a llamar postfordista), siendo extensa y amplia la bibliografía sobre dicha problemática. Aquí se intenta, a partir del análisis de un caso en una ciudad intermedia de Argentina, dar cuenta del modo específico en que tal modelo de hiperconsumo ha podido cristalizar en espacios críticos ambientalmente, emergiendo así un modo de ocupación territorial que contradice las mismas premisas del modelo original.
The second half of the XX century – mainly during its last two decades - has seen, in many western cities the emergence of a territorial model which signified a qualitative leap with respect to the previous model of urban spatial configuration. The appearance of the new urban peripheries resulted from a process closely linked to forms of accumulation emerging from capitalism’s current, post-fordist phase. This process has been abundantly covered by recent bibliography. On the basis of the analysis of a medium sized city in Argentina, this paper attempts to show the specific way that the hyper consumptive model has crystallized in environmentally critical spaces, from which has emerged a form of occupation of territory which contradicts the premises of the original model of private neighborhood growth.
The second half of the XX century – mainly during its last two decades - has seen, in many western cities the emergence of a territorial model which signified a qualitative leap with respect to the previous model of urban spatial configuration. The appearance of the new urban peripheries resulted from a process closely linked to forms of accumulation emerging from capitalism’s current, post-fordist phase. This process has been abundantly covered by recent bibliography. On the basis of the analysis of a medium sized city in Argentina, this paper attempts to show the specific way that the hyper consumptive model has crystallized in environmentally critical spaces, from which has emerged a form of occupation of territory which contradicts the premises of the original model of private neighborhood growth.
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