Capitalism, space and geography on the contemporaneous Peruvian-Chilean border (second decade of 21st century): towards a Tacna-Arica border urbanization scale
This article analyses, from a Marxist geography perspective, the contemporaneous social processes that are rescaling the Tacna-Arica border towards new spatial forms of capitalism and its geography of uneven development. In a general sense, it is proposed that this rescaling is related with the imbrication that capitalism produce between urbanization and borders. In a specific sense, it is proposed that the comprehension of that imbrication can be resolved through the confection of an analytical scale of the Tacna-Arica border urbanization. After some theoretical discussions, this analytical scale is formalized and it is operationalised in the manner of a brief urban ethnography.
Valdebenito, F. (2018). Capitalism, space and geography on the contemporaneous Peruvian-Chilean border (second decade of 21st century): towards a Tacna-Arica border urbanization scale. Revista Chilena De Antropología, (37), 287–309. Retrieved from https://resonancias.uchile.cl/index.php/RCA/article/view/49517
