Social housing and governmentality in Latin America. Homeownership as a mode of political subjectivation

This article aims to contribute to the debate that has been going on for some yearsin the social sciences on how neo-liberal governmentality affects subjectivities. He isinterested in the links between access to property and the political production of urbanspaces in Latin America, considering this...

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spelling I10-R333-article-435992023-12-13T16:11:35Z Social housing and governmentality in Latin America. Homeownership as a mode of political subjectivation Vivienda social y gubernamentalidad en América Latina El acceso a la propiedad privada como proceso de subjetivación política Quentin, Aurélie Governmentality Housing subsidies Quito political subjectivation Gubernamentalidad subsidios de vivienda Quito subjetivación política This article aims to contribute to the debate that has been going on for some yearsin the social sciences on how neo-liberal governmentality affects subjectivities. He isinterested in the links between access to property and the political production of urbanspaces in Latin America, considering this process as one of the effects of this subjectivation. Through a study of the political rationality of the housing subsidy programdeveloped in Ecuador since 1998 and a survey carried out in Quito among a group ofwomen who have benefited from it, it seeks to shed light on how this means of access tohousing has a concrete effect on the transformation of subjectivities, leading to aweakening of the "general will" of individuals. It shows that this can be achieved throughthe objectification of the "beneficiaries", individual responsibility, the standardization of therelationship to housing and the depoliticization of forms of social regulation. Este artículo pretende contribuir al debate que desde hace algunos años sedesarrolla en las ciencias sociales sobre cómo la gubernamentalidad neoliberal afecta alas subjetividades. Se fija en los vínculos entre el acceso a la propiedad y la producciónpolítica de espacios urbanos en América Latina, considerando este proceso como uno delos efectos de esta subjetivación. A través de un estudio de la racionalidad política delprograma de subsidio habitacional desarrollado en Ecuador desde 1998 y de unaencuesta realizada en Quito a un grupo de mujeres beneficiarias del mismo, buscaesclarecer cómo este medio de acceso a la vivienda tiene un efecto concreto en latransformación de las subjetividades, conduciendo a un debilitamiento de la "voluntadgeneral" de los individuos. Muestra que esto puede lograrse mediante la objetivación delos "beneficiarios", la responsabilidad individual, la normalización de la relación con lavivienda y la despolitización de las formas de regulación social. Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades. Escuela de Letras 2023-12-13 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/heterotopias/article/view/43599 Heterotopías; Vol. 6 No. 12 (2023): Discourses, representations, and appropriations of the contemporary city. A look at urban habitation; 1-23 Heterotopías; Vol. 6 Núm. 12 (2023): "Discursos, representaciones, y apropiaciones de la ciudad contemporánea. Una mirada al  habitar urbano"; 1-23 2618-2726 spa https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/heterotopias/article/view/43599/43635 Derechos de autor 2023 Heterotopías https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0
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topic Governmentality
Housing subsidies
Quito
political subjectivation
Gubernamentalidad
subsidios de vivienda
Quito
subjetivación política
spellingShingle Governmentality
Housing subsidies
Quito
political subjectivation
Gubernamentalidad
subsidios de vivienda
Quito
subjetivación política
Quentin, Aurélie
Social housing and governmentality in Latin America. Homeownership as a mode of political subjectivation
topic_facet Governmentality
Housing subsidies
Quito
political subjectivation
Gubernamentalidad
subsidios de vivienda
Quito
subjetivación política
author Quentin, Aurélie
author_facet Quentin, Aurélie
author_sort Quentin, Aurélie
title Social housing and governmentality in Latin America. Homeownership as a mode of political subjectivation
title_short Social housing and governmentality in Latin America. Homeownership as a mode of political subjectivation
title_full Social housing and governmentality in Latin America. Homeownership as a mode of political subjectivation
title_fullStr Social housing and governmentality in Latin America. Homeownership as a mode of political subjectivation
title_full_unstemmed Social housing and governmentality in Latin America. Homeownership as a mode of political subjectivation
title_sort social housing and governmentality in latin america. homeownership as a mode of political subjectivation
description This article aims to contribute to the debate that has been going on for some yearsin the social sciences on how neo-liberal governmentality affects subjectivities. He isinterested in the links between access to property and the political production of urbanspaces in Latin America, considering this process as one of the effects of this subjectivation. Through a study of the political rationality of the housing subsidy programdeveloped in Ecuador since 1998 and a survey carried out in Quito among a group ofwomen who have benefited from it, it seeks to shed light on how this means of access tohousing has a concrete effect on the transformation of subjectivities, leading to aweakening of the "general will" of individuals. It shows that this can be achieved throughthe objectification of the "beneficiaries", individual responsibility, the standardization of therelationship to housing and the depoliticization of forms of social regulation.
publisher Facultad de Filosofía y Humanidades. Escuela de Letras
publishDate 2023
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