Mexico
Ana Melisa Pardo-Montaño
This article reports on research focused on the analysis of two categories to understand the current dynamics of migration in Mexico: selectivity and discrimination. Selectivity is understood through the concept of “privileged nationalities” and discrimination through two key concepts: “racialization” and “xenophobia”. To meet this objective, data from the Population and Housing Census and the […]
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2021 / Scientific articles and chapters
Mexico
Multiple Authors
This article analyzes the Tianguis Cultural del Chopo (TCC) in Mexico City as an urban public space that was historically shaped by social groups with different interests and sociocultural backgrounds. Known for its transgressive character (especially rock music), the TCC was able to stabilize over time by negotiating internal and external orders of regulation. With […]
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2020 / Scientific articles and chapters
Mexico
Evelyn Mejía López
This dissertation focuses on the forms of social regulation that shape material conditions and practices in the city’s public spaces. The work is set in the urban village of Santa María Chiconautla, on the outskirts of Mexico City. The work aims to contribute to the search for solutions to the acute problem of violence against […]
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2020 / Thesis and dissertations
Other
Julie-Anne Boudreau
Drawing on insights from her latest book “Global Urban Politics”, Julie-Anne Boudreau puts the current response to the coronavirus in Mexico City and Montreal in a larger frame of understanding. She elaborates on the difference between urban and state logics of action and its importance to grasping the divergent situations. As a point of hope, […]
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2020 / Medias
Mexico
TRYSPACES
International conference on the case studies of TRYSPACES Montreal and Mexico City. This conference focuses on the notion of urban transgression and urban transformation. How do the practices of these young people transform urban spaces, or at least our understanding of them?
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2019 / Teaching materials
Mexico
Multiple Authors
This forum, organised by the UNAM’s Institute of Social Investigation, takes a socio-historical look at drug-taking practices and their social acceptance in Mexico, between prohibition and tolerance. The researchers take a look back at the process of prohibiting drug use that began after the revolution, and then address the contemporary issues surrounding these practices, between […]
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2019 / Teaching materials
Hanoi
Multiple Authors
Graffiti has become a ubiquitous feature of urban landscapes, with words and images splashed across public and private surfaces sparking passionate debates about the meaning, implications and legality of these urban inscriptions. Yet to date, little academic research has been conducted on graffiti and street art in the Asian context, and we found none on […]
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2021 / Scientific articles and chapters
Hanoi
Multiple Authors
Vietnam’s capital city has recently witnessed the emergence of a new type of cultural space akin to what have been labelled creative hubs in other contexts: that is, locales that foster creation, collaboration, community engagement and business development in the cultural sector. During the 2010s, Hanoi saw a proliferation of small-scale, art-oriented creative hubs, most […]
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2022 / Scientific articles and chapters
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