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Vol. 36 No. 102 (2021): Movilidades
Revista INVI 102 Movilidades
ISSN: 0718-8358

Vol. 36 No. 102 (2021)

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Movilidades Editores invitados: María Mercedes di Virgilio, Instituto de Investigaciones Gino Germani, Universidad de Buenos Aires, CONICET (Argentina) Thierry Lulle, Universidad Externado de Colombia, Colombia Portada: Foto de Pablo Vitale.
Editorial
Mirar la vida urbana desde el caleidoscopio de las movilidades
Thierry Lulle, María Mercedes Di Virgilio
Aug 2021
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Urban Mobility in a Social Justice Approach: An invitation to an Alternative Perspective
Marília Hildebrand
Aug 2021
This article seeks to offer a possibility of interpretation/conduction of mobility policies from the perspective of social justice. To do this, it starts fro...
Dosier
Urban inequalities: Travel costs and travel times in the Santiago Metropolitan Area
Daniel Felipe Moreno Alba, Oscar Figueroa, Carole Gurdon
Aug 2021
Urban sprawl has expanded the distances and travel times of people who live and work in cities. I...
Dosier
Differential location, dissimilar ways of living. Analyzing segregation in everyday mobility
Denise Brikman
Aug 2021
The objective of this article is to identify and conceptualize differential urban segregation dynamics in informal settlements with different locations based...
Dosier
The urban mobility of women in two Colombian cities: between care work and sexual violence
Lina Fernanda Buchely, María Victoria Castro, Salome Arias-Arevalo, Man...
Aug 2021
Experiences of some women in terms of mobility in Cali and Barranquilla (Colombia) are analyzed based on information collected on field, using ethnographic t...
Dosier
Experiences of daily mobility of migrant women: exploring the La Chimba neighbourhood from a feminist perspective
Andrea Stella Salazar
Aug 2021
This article analyzes expedients of daily mobility that -though fundamental for the sustainability of life, have been marginalized in territorial planning: t...
Dosier
Do all roads lead to social housing? Residential trajectories as a differentiating factor
Mercedes Najman
Aug 2021
This article proposes an analysis of the characteristics of the inhabitants of social housing loc...
Dosier
Actual urban corridors: longitudinal centralities of global articulation
Fernando Carrión Mena, Paulina Cepeda Pico
Aug 2021
The new patterns of global accumulation produce constant and accelerated transformations that not only change the scales of analysis, but also the traditiona...
Documentos
La observación de las movilidades cotidianas
Françoise Dureau, Matthieu Giroud, Jean-Pierre Lévy
Aug 2021
Traducción: María Mercedes Di Virgilio y Thierry Lulle Originalmente publicado en Francia como: Dureau, F., Giroud, M y Lévy, J.-P. (2014). L’observation d...
Articles
The neighborhood as a dystopian place: nostalgic narratives in three neighborhoods in Valparaiso
Clément Colin, Alexandra Benitt Navarrete, Macarena Rojas Mora, Natalie...
Aug 2021
The article explores the daily neighborhood experiences of senior citizens' and how they think and live in their current neighborhood. It is based on the res...
Articles
On the roadside? An inventory of self-managed habitat strategies in Chile
Juan Cristóbal Moreno Crossley
Aug 2021
Recognizing their multiplicity and extents as well as rejecting their ill-posed reputation as res...
Articles
Urban insecurity, citizen participation, and neighboring care: the quest for protection in neighborhoods
Alejandra Luneke Reyes
Aug 2021
In Chile, fear of crime has produced an intense agenda of citizen participation in the territories. Inspired by the postulates of environmental criminology a...
Articles
Las Higueras: An Overture to the Alternation of Customizing Incremental Houses
Goran Ivo Marinovic
Aug 2021
Incremental housing, supported by governmental funding, denotes a solution for low-income households where dwellings can gradually be customized by users. Th...
Articles
Habitability of minimum housing and the cities under global pandemic: COVID-19 in Mérida Mexico
María Elena Torres Pérez
Aug 2021
This work addresses the problem of urban health research provided by the architectural models of urban development of minimal and high-density housing, from ...

INVI Journal founded in 1986, disseminates the advances in knowledge about housing, residential habitat and territorial studies from an academic / scientific perspective and international coverage. It aims to publish high-quality original contributions product of research and interdisciplinary approaches.

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Editorial Team

Editor-in-Chief

  • Dr. Pablo Navarrete-Hernández, Universidad de Chile, Chile

Managing editor

  • MDCC Sandra Rivera, Universidad de Chile, Chile

Editorial board

  • Dra. Julie-Anne Boudreau, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, México
  • Dr. Victor Delgadillo, Universidad Autónoma de la Ciudad de México, México
  • Dra. Maria Mercedes Di Virgilio, CONICET/ Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
  • Dr. Ricardo Hurtubia González, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Chile
  • Dra. Irene Molina, Uppsala Universitet, Suecia
  • Dr. Gonzalo Lautaro Ojeda Ledesma, Universidad de Valparaiso, Chile
  • Dra. Suzana Pasternak, Universidade de São Paulo, Brasil
  • Dr. Javier Ruiz Sánchez , Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, España
  • Dra. Elke Schlack Fuhrmann, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile Universidad Andres Bello, Chile
  • Dr. Carlos Alberto Torres Tovar, Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Colombia
  • Dr. José Francisco Vergara-Perucich, Universidad de Las Américas, Chile

Thematic editors

  • Dra. Mónica Aubán Borrell, Universidad de Chile, Chile
  • Dr. Cristian Escobedo Catalán, Universidad de Chile, Chile
  • Dr. Gabriel Felmer, Universidad de Chile, Chile
  • Dr. Carlos Lange Valdés, Universidad de Chile, Chile
  • Dr. Daniel Muñoz Zech, Universidad de Chile, Chile
  • Dra. Rebeca Silva Roquefort, Universidad de Chile, Chile

Peer reviewers

Management team

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