Women at periphery of urban planning: subordinated informality, detached autonomy and resistance in São Paulo, Mumbai and Durban

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Subordinated informality and detached autonomy are two sides of the same coin: there is no neutrality of being informal at the borders of capitalism. Therefore, an automatic transition from informal to formal seems impossible, once its role is being a reserve of arms and lands by subaccumulation and...

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Autor principal: Itikawa Sakurai, Luciana - Autor/a
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Lenguaje:Eng
Publicado: CLACSO 2015
Materias:
Gender relations
Informal labor
Subordination
Autonomy
Political resistance
Acceso en línea:http://biblioteca.clacso.edu.ar/gsdl/collect/clacso/index/assoc/D10708.dir/ITIKAWA_Brasil_sursur_2014-2015_english-.pdf
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Informal labor
Subordination
Autonomy
Political resistance
spellingShingle Gender relations
Informal labor
Subordination
Autonomy
Political resistance
Itikawa Sakurai, Luciana - Autor/a
Women at periphery of urban planning: subordinated informality, detached autonomy and resistance in São Paulo, Mumbai and Durban
topic_facet Gender relations
Informal labor
Subordination
Autonomy
Political resistance
description Subordinated informality and detached autonomy are two sides of the same coin: there is no neutrality of being informal at the borders of capitalism. Therefore, an automatic transition from informal to formal seems impossible, once its role is being a reserve of arms and lands by subaccumulation and superaccumulation. Subaccumulation because it is left only compulsory survival work. Superaccumulation because it is extracted not only labor rights, but also all social reproduction of labor force system, including workers territories. There is great decision and assets assimetry, as a result of unequal arrangements of power and subordination, such as gender, race, caste and class discrimination at the three cities. Informally occupied lands by informal workers become captured territories for future real estate production. Their arms, as work force surplus, act with great pressure towards earnings reduction and formal job turnover. Three countries’ exclusionary regimes of land and labor market have been crucial in order to mantain a rationed citizenship that allows of a twofold exit: one, virtuous, through progressive sectors linkages with great or little accomplishments; other, vicious, with a complex citizenship market, through bridges in order to have rights access. This exception management has been built by sociability networks at the periphery in order to guarantee minimum survival issues, through not only specific own internal hierarchal arrangements, but also through State and NGOs role.
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title Women at periphery of urban planning: subordinated informality, detached autonomy and resistance in São Paulo, Mumbai and Durban
title_short Women at periphery of urban planning: subordinated informality, detached autonomy and resistance in São Paulo, Mumbai and Durban
title_full Women at periphery of urban planning: subordinated informality, detached autonomy and resistance in São Paulo, Mumbai and Durban
title_fullStr Women at periphery of urban planning: subordinated informality, detached autonomy and resistance in São Paulo, Mumbai and Durban
title_full_unstemmed Women at periphery of urban planning: subordinated informality, detached autonomy and resistance in São Paulo, Mumbai and Durban
title_sort women at periphery of urban planning: subordinated informality, detached autonomy and resistance in são paulo, mumbai and durban
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