Las metrópolis del siglo XXI: nuevas geografías de la teoría

• Autores: Ananya Roy
• Localización: Andamios: revista de investigación social, ISSN 2594-1917, ISSN-e 1870-0063, Nº. 22, 2013, págs. 149-182
• Idioma: español
• DOI: 10.29092/uacm.v10i22.271
• Títulos paralelos:
  • The 21st Century Metropolis: New Geographies of Theory
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  • español

    Este artículo aboga por "nuevas geografías" de la imaginación y de la epistemología en la producción de las teorías urbana y regional. Postula que las teorizaciones dominantes de las ciudades-región globales tienen sus raíces en la experiencia euroamericana, y por tanto no son capaces de analizar las múltiples formas de las modernidades metropolitanas. Con base en la experiencia urbana del Sur global, este artículo presenta nuevos vectores conceptuales para la comprensión de la mundialización1 de las ciudades, la producción del espacio y las dinámicas de exurbanidad. Se argumenta que tales "conocimientos de áreas" incrementan los recientes esfuerzos teóricos para articular un estudio relacional del espacio y del lugar.

  • English

    This paper calls for "new geographies" of imagination and epistemology in the production of urban and regional theory. It argues that the dominant theorizations of global city-regions are rooted in the EuroAmerican experience and are thus unable to analyse multiple forms of metropolitan modernities. By drawing on the urban experience of the global South, the paper presents new conceptual vectors for understanding the worlding of cities, the production of space, and the dynamics of exurbanity. It makes the case that such area-based knowledge deepens recent theoretical attempts to articulate a relational study of space and place.

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