Ética y discriminación interseccional en la atención de la salud de migrantas regionales (género, etnia, diversidad funcional, clase social, factor geopolítico, interculturalidad, eco determinantes)

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2021-12-01
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Universidad Nacional de La Plata. Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias de la Educación. Departamento de Filosofía
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Revista de Filosofía y Teoría Política
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0328-6223
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2314-2553
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El objetivo del trabajo es analizar las discriminaciones entrecruzadas que operan en las identidades múltiples de las mujeres migrantes regionales (paraguayas y bolivianas) en el campo de la salud en Argentina durante la pandemia. Comenzaremos con el estudio crítico categorías claves y del origen de las desigualdades de derecho de la citada discriminación en políticas de migraciones (discriminación interseccional; vulnerabilidad, injusticia epistémica y diálogo intercultural en salud). En segundo lugar, abordaremos las desigualdades de hecho, examinando particularmente las desigualdades socio económicas que padecen las migrantas durante la pandemia. En tercer lugar, en pos de habilitar formas alternativas de cuidado y autocuidado desde el reconocimiento de su etnicidad y del inseparable cuidado de la tierra, proponemos la aplicación del concepto de justicia participativa territorial como condición del diálogo intercultural en salud de migrantas. La finalidad es promover diálogos de saberes situados por fuera de los consejos burocráticos, y ampliando la base social de derechos sanitarios, desde una pluriculturalidad ejercida en redes de cuidados de mujeres migrantes en territorio; y no desde su participación domesticada.
The objective of the work is to analyze the intersectional discriminations that operate in the multiple identities of regional migrant women (Paraguayan and Bolivian) in the field of health in Argentina during the present pandemic (COVID 19). We will begin with the critical study of key categories and the origin of the inequalities of law of the aforementioned discrimination in migration policies (intersectional discrimination; vulnerability, epistemic injustice and intercultural dialogue in health). Second, we will address de facto inequalities, particularly examining the socio-economic inequalities suffered by migrants during the pandemic. Thirdly, in order to enable alternative forms of care and self-care from the recognition of their ethnicity and the inseparable care of the earth, we propose the application of the concept of territorial participatory justice as a condition of intercultural dialogue in health. As a proposal, it seeks to promote dialogues of knowledge located outside the bureaucratic councils and expanding the social base of health rights from the pluriculturality exercised in care networks of migrant women in the territory and not from their domesticated participation.
The objective of the work is to analyze the intersectional discriminations that operate in the multiple identities of regional migrant women (Paraguayan and Bolivian) in the field of health in Argentina during the present pandemic (COVID 19). We will begin with the critical study of key categories and the origin of the inequalities of law of the aforementioned discrimination in migration policies (intersectional discrimination; vulnerability, epistemic injustice and intercultural dialogue in health). Second, we will address de facto inequalities, particularly examining the socio-economic inequalities suffered by migrants during the pandemic. Thirdly, in order to enable alternative forms of care and self-care from the recognition of their ethnicity and the inseparable care of the earth, we propose the application of the concept of territorial participatory justice as a condition of intercultural dialogue in health. As a proposal, it seeks to promote dialogues of knowledge located outside the bureaucratic councils and expanding the social base of health rights from the pluriculturality exercised in care networks of migrant women in the territory and not from their domesticated participation.
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