Youth itineraries, individuation, and reflexivities: approaches to social participation in low-income metropolitan neighborhoods
Leandro R. Pinheiro,
Pablo Francisco Di Leo,
Francisco Ramírez Varela
Abstract:This study analyzes individuation itineraries by considering the forms of participation and reflexivity of young people who live in low-income neighborhoods in three metropolitan areas: Buenos Aires/Argentina, Porto Alegre/Brazil, and Santiago/Chile. For this, this study articulated the results of several empirical studies conducted from 2013 to 2019 with the conceptual tools in Danilo Martuccelli’s sociology of the individual, especially its notions of tests, supports, and social textures. This research first… Show more
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