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La reproduction socio-ethnique wayuu

Les transitions de l’autonomie relative à la dépendance
Authors: Claudia Puerta Silva; Mieko Tarrius;

La reproduction socio-ethnique wayuu

Abstract

La segmentation sociospatiale et la crise des processus de reproduction socio-ethnique à Media Luna (La Guajira) permettent de comprendre la transition des Wayuu vers une dépendance à l’assistanat néolibéral. D’après les ethnographies réalisées entre 1998 et 2018, le processus de segmentation sociospatiale trouve son origine dans la réduction et la fixation sur le territoire et dans les politiques néolibérales de reconnaissance multiculturelle. Ses conséquences sont 1) que les nouvelles unités sociospatiales n’ont plus les moyens matériels de subsistance et dépendent du travail salarié et de l’offre institutionnelle, et 2) que des ruptures se produisent dans les liens de solidarité, de collaboration et de complémentarité pour le soutien mutuel et les conflits internes dus à la concurrence des ressources et des équipements institutionnels.

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Wayuu, socio-spatial segmentation, transitions to capitalism, reproducción socioétnica, segmentation sociospatiale, dependence, autonomía relativa, transitions vers le capitalisme, segmentación socioespacial, relative autonomy, autonomie relative, dépendance, socio-ethnic reproduction, dependencia, reproduction socio-ethnique, transiciones al capitalismo

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