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Questão de moradia

Authors: Rodrigo Vargas Souza;

Questão de moradia

Abstract

Neste artigo são discutidas as atuações dos movimentos sociais que lutam por moradia utilizando como ferramenta de luta as ocupações de edifícios abandonados pelos seus proprietários. Na primeira seção do artigo, são apresentados os movimentos sociais e acontecimentos históricos objetivando mostrar que a precariedade e a luta por melhores condições de moradia não são problemas unicamente contemporâ neos, mas sim, já estavam na pauta dos movimentos operários do final do século XIX e início do século XX. Na segunda seção são discutidas as ocupações feitas pelo squatters, movimento que nasceu nos anos 60 na Europa. Por fim, na terceira seção são discutidos alguns aspectos das políticas habitacionais no Brasil e descritas duas ocupações nas cidades de São Paulo e três na cidade de Porto Alegre, feitas pelos movimentos de luta por moradia

Keywords

Social sciences (General), H1-99, Ocupações, questões de moradia, autogestão, movimentos sociais

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