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Planeación y gestión espontánea en Bogotá. Informalidad urbana, 1940-2019

Authors: Andrea Julieth Pava Gómez; Clemencia Escallon Gartner;

Planeación y gestión espontánea en Bogotá. Informalidad urbana, 1940-2019

Abstract

El texto aborda la planeación y gestión espontánea en escenarios urbanos desde una relectura territorial de los asentamientos humanos como sistemas sociales. Este planteamiento crítico sugiere un cambio de paradigma sobre el desarrollo autogestionado, a medida que reflexiona sobre cómo entender la complejidad territorial desde el reconocimiento de la autonomía de sus habitantes. Para ello, el pensamiento sistémico es utilizado en la estructuración de una lectura que propone entender las dinámicas territoriales de San Germán (Usme), en el borde sur de Bogotá. Los resultados incluyen, primero, un análisis sistémico aplicado a una línea de tiempo que expone los efectos de una respuesta institucional mecánica y lineal. Segundo, la lectura simultánea de las lógicas formales y espontáneas, haciendo explícitos los puntos de encuentro que suponen confrontaciones. El artículo concluye, por un lado, que el desconocimiento de las implicaciones globales de la acción institucional ha estado vinculado al establecimiento de medidas que homogenizan el territorio bajo una lógica única de construcción territorial. Por el otro, que el no reconocimiento de las lógicas espontáneas continuará restringiendo las acciones autogestionadas a contextos ajenos a los diálogos en escenarios de planeación y, con ello, al desarrollo espontáneo no asistido, aislado e inaccesible.

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urban informality, planeación y gestión espontánea, Informalidad urbana, sistemas sociais, Bogotá, pensamento sistêmico, Sistemas sociales, Urban groups. The city. Urban sociology, planification et gestion spontanées, City planning, informalidade urbana, Planeación y Gestión Espontánea, HT101-395, informalidad urbana, systemic thinking, planejamento e gestão espontânea, sistemas sociales, spontaneous planning and management, systèmes sociaux, HT165.5-169.9, informalité urbaine, social systems, pensée systémique, pensamiento sistémico, Pensamiento sistémico

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