Planificación urbana y la experiencia cotidiana de las mujeres Palestinas en Jaffa
Resumen
Este artículo pretende examinar cómo las políticas de planificación urbana afectan a lapráctica espacial cotidiana de las mujeres palestinas que viven en Jaffa. Para ello se han realizado entrevistas en profundidad a mujeres Palestinas residentes en Jaffa y a continuación se ha utilizado el método de «análisis temático» para analizar las narrativas. El principal resultado del estudio es que la planificación de las instituciones locales y nacionales, que ignoran, omiten y discriminan a las mujeres palestinas, ha producido espacios inadecuados e inseguros. Estos espacios limitan y reducen sus prácticas espaciales cotidianas y reducen a las mujeres a unos espacios sociales, culturales, económicos y geográficos limitados. Al mismo tiempo, estas políticas discriminatorias e indiferentes conducen a las mujeres palestinas a crear espacios palestinos alternativos que, a pesar de ser limitados y pequeños, les permiten ampliar su movilidad espacial, experimentar confort y redefinir sus identidades.
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planificación, relaciones de poder, mujeres palestinas, Jaffa, exclusión, alienaciónCitas
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