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Journal articles on the topic "Représentations sociales – Colombie – Bogotá (Colombie)"
Navarro Carrascal, Oscar. ""Représentations sociales de l'eau dans un contexte de conflits d'usage : le cas de la Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, Colombie?" Les cahiers internationaux de psychologie sociale Numéro 81, no. 1 (2009): 65. http://dx.doi.org/10.3917/cips.081.0065.
Full textPabón, Ricardo Mora. "Estudio de actitudes emprendedoras con profesionales que crearon empresa = Study of entrepreneurial attitudes of professionals who create their own companies." Revista EAN, no. 71 (August 1, 2013): 70. http://dx.doi.org/10.21158/01208160.n71.2011.552.
Full textBélanger, Paul R., and Louis Maheu. "Pratique politique étudiante au Québec." Articles 13, no. 3 (April 12, 2005): 309–42. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/055586ar.
Full textPiccoli, Emmanuelle. "Justice paysanne." Anthropen, 2016. http://dx.doi.org/10.17184/eac.anthropen.016.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Représentations sociales – Colombie – Bogotá (Colombie)"
Sierra, Cristancho Gina Paola. "Vivre en « Mode Bogotá » : pratiques et représentations dans une ville sous tension." Thesis, Paris, EHESS, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020EHES0118.
Full textThis doctoral thesis proposes to widen the question of urban practices and urban representations of security on the basis of the study of three different zones of Bogotá (Colombia): la Candelaria, La Macarena and Usaquén, between 2000 and 2018. The effects of insecurity and violence have been analysed in relation to the social use of public spaces and the town's politics related to these issues. This study is based on the urban experiences of citizens, their living spaces and the ways in which their every-day mobility has been shaped in these central zones of the Colombian capital city.This ethnographic study is also based on the choice of a dialogue between different methods and diverse sources, from semi-directed interviews, to mind maps and institutional documents, but also of representations that are implicit in certain literary works. This approach brings to light the existence of citizens’ skills specific to the Colombian metropolis: a "singular behaviour” in Bogotá that is conveyed through strategies and manoeuvres developed by citizens in order to face tense situations and different types of constraints. The practices and representations of the city are shaped into navigation charts and maps, created by the inhabitants of the studied zones, that condense the deep knowledge of the rhythms, the dynamics and the frontiers of the Bogotano territories.These practices reveal a set of shared codes, recognized and rooted in the urban society, that allow the solving of every-day problems linked to security. This citizen behaviour entails basic skills that have become, over time, a “shared common sense” that an inhabitant of Bogotá must possess in order to master the city in its material dimensions, especially in the territorial ones, but also in the symbolic or immaterial dimensions. This knowledge reveals a distinctive wisdom of the capital-city territory
Mendoza, Velasquez Cecilia Del Pilar. "Le monde de la rue à Bogota : la débrouillardise comme l'art de faire de la multitude." Paris, EHESS, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008EHES0148.
Full textThis work makes the hypothesis that the Colombian modern individual arrived to democracy after the absence of protecting state and social unit y, causing the emergence of individual practices. The popular sectors were formed in a fragmented way in Sogota in the same time as modernization and massive urbanization. These sectors built systems of interaction based on Rebusque, or life scratching. The creativity and inventiveness of the actors can be seen in the form of bargaining, exchange and self-management. Their capacity to play with the system using the public space is converted into a huge informal world. The Séptima was choosen as the observation axis of the city, its history and its representations by the citizens. Three elements are explored: the popular individual, the street and the action of life scratching. The rebuscadores have created their forms of socialization, distant and part of the system at the same time
Salas, Vanegas Andrea. "Ségrégation résidentielle et production du logement à Bogotá, entre images et réalités." Phd thesis, Université de Poitiers, 2008. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00303317.
Full textCórdoba, Aldana John Harold. "Mobilité internationale et dynamiques résidentielles à Bogotá (Colombie)." Phd thesis, Université Rennes 2, 2014. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00939012.
Full textClavijo, Poveda Jairo. "Pratiques sociales, identité et violence : étude de barras bravas de football à Bogotà." Paris 3, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA030131.
Full textThis thesis presents main outcomes of an ethnographic study of the barras bravas, juvenile groups of hooligans in Bogotá. Research shows how members of the barras bravas exhibit quite heterogeneous social backgrounds, but their behaviors are similar and follow the rules established by the group. Soccer games constitute ritual spaces for members of the barras bravas to express themselves in a specific manner. Inside and outside the stadium, members of the group carry symbols of both collective and individual identity. They use violence as a language to defend their territories. Violence and territory relate to each other. This is not exacerbated violence but “controlled violence. ” The barras bravas reveal soccer as a space that allows a better understanding of youth as social actors and, in this case, a radical group. The barra is a social space that members of the group use to express their opposition to the marginalization of the youth in Colombia
Avendaño, Arias Johan Andrés. "Representaciones territoriales de inseguridad, delincuencia y miedo en el espacio urbano de Bogotá : formas simbólicas de apropiación y vivencialidad de la ciudad." Paris, EHESS, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016EHES0079.
Full textThe representations and the imaginary ones of the urban insecurity in Bogota, determine the ways of experiencing the city, the spaces of life and the social dynamics. For it, in this thesis, one has resorted to the analysis of the public policies, the descriptive statistics, the mental maps and the social cartography, to understand how such spatial representations are constructed, or since he has proposed in this thesis, the toporepresentations of the insecurity in Bogota. This way, there was analyzed the speech of the state authorities, of the citizens, of the men, the women, the children; and ultimately some of the authors were characterized of the toporepresentaciones of urban insecurity of the city
Lopez, Pelaez Juanita. "La construction sociale du risque à Medellin (Colombie) : gouvernance locale et représentations." Paris, EHESS, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008EHES0071.
Full textThis work analyses the process of social construction of risk in Medellin. Since the middle of the 20th century "natural" disaster due to landslides, floods and flashfloods has caused over 1,000 deaths, affecting over 50,000 people and destroying over 5,000 homes. Although the city itself has been marked by a great catastrophe, understood in its classic sense, such as Villatina in 1987, disasters are mostly "small disasters" that affect the daily lives of informal settlement inhabitants. Nevertheless, their accumulated "major effects" in time and space have historically been brushed aside by the affected people themselves as well as by local authorities. The pattern of disasters shows the way in which social segmentations have taken place resulting in particular from a heterogeneous distribution of public utilities, leading to the accelerated degradation of a geographically constraining site. This context is common to other Andean cities as well as, in general, to aIl developing cities. The main interest of this case study is that a lot of resources have been invested in the last three decades in attempting to assess and manage risk. Medellin is also the city where different urban risks at various levels coexist, particularly in regard to the Colombian political conflict, making risk assessment more difficult. Through a large field research, this study looks at the relationships that exist between public policies, actions and social representations of risk and disasters. The dissertation is organized in three main parts: first accumulated effects of disasters are analyzed from a historical point of view and in relation to the underlying causes of "vulnerability as well as the roots of the public debate about risk. Secondly, it analyses the main strategies of risk reduction that have been applied. Finally, it analyses the contradictions between risk governance and disaster response and the difficulties of achieving risk governance from a bottom-up perspective. Instead of being a framework allowing us to understand the complexity of elements that compose risk and to move towards a sustainable urban development, this work brought us to the conclusion that local public risk management policies have been used mainly as a tool to constrain informal urban development. As a consequence, this fragmented vision has inhibited the improvement of a more holistic and multi-hazard approach concerning the conurbation as a whole and, in the other hand, it has aggravated the risk conditions of the most vulnerable groups of the population
Jaillier, Castrillon Erika. "Internet : une alternative de socialisation pour les jeunes en Colombie ?" Grenoble 3, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006GRE39045.
Full textThe research about Internet as a Technology of Information and Communication is more and more important for developing countries which consider the new technologies as an alternative to resolving their problems of progress. But, the interest on the social and cultural practices associated to technological uses is right now, even more than their true solutions offered: it's a very useful problem for Communication and Information Sciences. This is the case of a country as Colombia and this is the principal reason for being interested on Internet Uses and appropriations not only thinking on better social or political conditions Vs. Access/possibilities of use as an cause-effect relation, but as a complex relation of situations and rapports between the technique and social changes which are presents on people's realities and future possibilities of social progress. The principal object of this rapport is to understand the qualities of most important users of Internet in Colombia (young people), how their social practices are, and showing what kind of possibilities has Internet as alternative for a social and collective construction of community or society in that country
Gonzalez, Perez Marcos. "Fête et nation colombienne : imaginaires sociaux à Bogota aux 18e et 19e siècles." Paris 8, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA081214.
Full textThis work deals with an analysis of the role, place and scope of the festivities in the process of the construction of te nation in xviiith and xixth centuries. This study deals as well with the elaboration of a typology of the different festivities, in colombia, related to the concept of nation in order to explicit the sociabili- tis and associations related to the different types of the social imaginaries represented in these ceremonies
Sarrazin, Jean-Paul. "Représentations et valorisation de l'indigène par les élites en Colombie : une construction locale de l'altérité dans un contexte globalisé." Migrations internationales, espaces et sociétés (Poitiers), 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010POIT5001.
Full textIn contemporary Colombia there is a growing tendency to represent the “indigenous culture” in positive terms, a phenomenon that involves the development of what we call “indigenism”. Beginning with an ethnographical research on why some urban, non-indigenous people where interested in shamanism, this investigation goes beyond to consider the positive representations and the practices related to the matter of individuals belonging to middle and upper classes in Bogota. By analyzing the discourses expressed publicly or during our interviews, a basic and necessary contribution of this thesis is to classify and untangle the logic structure of those representations. In order to understand the social conditions and the cultural trends which favor the reproduction of “indigenism”, the historical and sociopolitical contexts are described in the first part, and then the reader will find the forms of expression and the cultural dispositions by which the population has access to those representations, considering for instance, museums, hand-craft commerce, new health notions, or the consumption of information through the media. In this way, it seemed inevitable to consider the globalised diffusion of information and of ideologies such as New Age and multiculturalism, a process that leads to the presence of similar representations of the “ethnic” or of the “Orient” in other countries, notably in the West. Finally, the reader will find some considerations regarding the consequences of this phenomenon and the power relations that are implied