Redes de cuidados en la pandemia. De la sociedad civil a la política y vuelta
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2022
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El presente artículo es una aproximación exploratoria a las redes de cuidados que están proliferando entre los vecinos de las grandes ciudades españolas como una reacción de la sociedad civil para acometer la crisis ocasionada por la COVID-19, que afecta actualmente a los hogares estructuralmente más vulnerables. Los efectos de la emergencia alimentaria sobrevenida como consecuencia de la pandemia tienen un fuerte componente socio-espacial, y ponen en cuestión el modelo de bienestar de la ciudad de Madrid, el caso en que se centra el estudio. Examinaremos los orígenes de las redes de cuidados en la ciudad, su vinculación con el movimiento vecinal, y los efectos del cambio en el modelo de ciudad entre gobiernos conservadores y neo municipalistas. Analizaremos la estructura de las redes de cuidados, su actuación, y especialmente el posible papel de sus integrantes como actores políticos en la ciudad neoliberal, desde tres enfoques teóricos distintos: el de los movimientos sociales, el de la innovación social y el de la gobernanza urbana.
This is an exploratory article about care networks that are proliferating in the neighbourhoods of big Spanish cities. These networks are a reaction from civil society to confront the COVID-19 crisis that is currently affecting the most structurally vulnerable households. The effects of the food emergency, arising as a consequence of the pandemic, have a strong sociospatial component, and call into question the welfare model of the city of Madrid, our study case. We will study the origins of care networks in the city, their relation with the neighbourhood movement, and effects of the change in the city model between conservative and neo-municipalist governments. We will analyse the structure of care networks, their agency, and especially their potential role as political actors in the neoliberal city from three different theoretical approaches: social movements, social innovation, and urban governance.
This is an exploratory article about care networks that are proliferating in the neighbourhoods of big Spanish cities. These networks are a reaction from civil society to confront the COVID-19 crisis that is currently affecting the most structurally vulnerable households. The effects of the food emergency, arising as a consequence of the pandemic, have a strong sociospatial component, and call into question the welfare model of the city of Madrid, our study case. We will study the origins of care networks in the city, their relation with the neighbourhood movement, and effects of the change in the city model between conservative and neo-municipalist governments. We will analyse the structure of care networks, their agency, and especially their potential role as political actors in the neoliberal city from three different theoretical approaches: social movements, social innovation, and urban governance.