2012
DOI: 10.1590/s1517-45222012000200005
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Pobreza urbana, segregación residencial y mejoramiento del espacio público en la Ciudad de México

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“…Considering the recurrent uneven distribution of environmental amenities and hazards in cities around the world (Schweitzer and Stephenson, 2007), environmental justice theory postulates that the distribution of urban risks and benefits are disproportionally biased against non-white minorities (environmental racism) and lower socioeconomic status population (environmental classism). This theoretical assumption is well-suited to study green space in Mexico City as all 16 boroughs comprising the Mexican Federal District feature considerable economic, social, and demographic differences (Aguilar and Mateos, 2011;Mier-y-Terán et al, 2012). The question is if and which socio-demographic characteristics are influential in the distribution of green space in Mexico City, as suggested by environmental justice research.…”
Section: Green Public Space and Environmental Injustice In The Citymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Considering the recurrent uneven distribution of environmental amenities and hazards in cities around the world (Schweitzer and Stephenson, 2007), environmental justice theory postulates that the distribution of urban risks and benefits are disproportionally biased against non-white minorities (environmental racism) and lower socioeconomic status population (environmental classism). This theoretical assumption is well-suited to study green space in Mexico City as all 16 boroughs comprising the Mexican Federal District feature considerable economic, social, and demographic differences (Aguilar and Mateos, 2011;Mier-y-Terán et al, 2012). The question is if and which socio-demographic characteristics are influential in the distribution of green space in Mexico City, as suggested by environmental justice research.…”
Section: Green Public Space and Environmental Injustice In The Citymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition to the distribution of green space among boroughs in the city, it is important to identify the specific socio-demographic attributes of those areas without green areas. Following the socio-spatial research by (Mier-y-Terán et al, 2012) in Mexico City regarding urban poverty, residential segregation, and public space, a map for this article was created using the Population National Commission (Conapo) ranks and identified the neighborhoods (in Spanish, colonias) with medium-high (yellow), high (red) and very high (dark red) poverty levels in Mexico City (map 2). Conapo ranks refer to a function that accounts for four different socioeconomic variables: education levels, access to medical services, housing conditions (i.e.…”
Section: The Quantitative Dimension Of Green Public Space In Mexico Citymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…y c) metropolitana hasta los 100 Km. (Agencia de Ecología Urbana de Barcelona, 2010;Mier y Terán et al, 2012).…”
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“…Además, la autora considera mas importante garantizar el mantenimiento de una corresponsabilidad entre gobierno y ciudadanía mediante la normatividad y fórmulas jurídicas, que a través del aseguramiento de los procesos de gestión. Esta idea es sustentada por Mier, Vázquez & Ziccardi (2012), quien a través del análisis y reflexión en particular sobre dos casos de estudio, sustentan el éxito de la relación gobierno-sociedad en la pre-existencia "de una sólida y democrática organización social y política" (p.152), que establecería lo que podría ser la base de recepción del programa social, destacando que la carencia de esta base y la presencia de relaciones clientelares generarían por el contrario, conflictos y debilidad en los lazos comunitarios. Al final, las reflexiones sugieren valorar la importancia de la calidad en las prácticas organizativas, lo que desde nuestro punto de vista, refuerza la idea de fomentar las relaciones humanas entre los participantes y los gestores sociales.…”
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