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El racismo en los discursos de los patrones argentinos sobre inmigrantes laborales bolivianos. Estudio de caso en un lugar de trabajo en Córdoba, Argentina

Authors: Pizarro, Cynthia Alejandra;

El racismo en los discursos de los patrones argentinos sobre inmigrantes laborales bolivianos. Estudio de caso en un lugar de trabajo en Córdoba, Argentina

Abstract

The aim of this paper is to undertake a case study in order to inquire how racism appears in the discourses of Argentinean bosses about Bolivian migrants who live and work in a settlement where bricks are manufactured, located in the peri-urban zone of the city of Cordoba, Argentina. Assuming that discursive practices are constitutive and constituent of social facts, we develop an appropriate analytical framework for the study of everyday racism. Based on the analysis of ethnographic fieldwork records and news regarding Bolivian immigrants published in local graphic media, we address the ways in which racism is reproduced, bearing in mind the particular socio-historical context in which Bolivians were visualized as immigrant workers. We argue that the boss of the analyzed workplace and his close family use racist stereotypes and prejudices, thus justifying and naturalizing the assignation of Bolivian workers to tough and badly paid posts, as well as the precarious and informal conditions of the production process.

En este artículo realizamos un estudio de caso que indaga las maneras en que se manifiesta el racismo en los discursos de los patrones argentinos sobre inmigrantes bolivianos que viven y trabajan en una fábrica de ladrillos localizada en el periurbano de la ciudad de Córdoba, Argentina. Considerando que las prácticas discursivas son constitutivas y constituyentes de lo social, desarrollamos un entramado analítico para estudiar el racismo cotidiano.En base al análisis de registros de trabajo etnográfico y de noticias publicadas en medios gráficos locales abordamos las maneras que asume el discurso racista, teniendo en cuenta el contexto socio-histórico en el que se visibilizó a los bolivianos como inmigrantes laborales. Argumentamos que el patrón de este lugar de trabajo y sus allegados emplean estereotipos y prejuicios racistas para justificar y naturalizar tanto la asignación de los bolivianos a trabajos duros y mal pagos como las condiciones de precariedad e informalidad del proceso productivo.

Fil: Pizarro, Cynthia Alejandra. Universidad de Buenos Aires; Argentina. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas. Oficina de Coordinación Administrativa Parque Centenario; Argentina

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H1-99, LUGAR DE TRABAJO, J, Social sciences (General), https://purl.org/becyt/ford/5.4, DISCURSO, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/5, RACISMO, Political science, INMIGRANTES BOLIVIANOS

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