El ‘efecto barrio’ en la inmovilidad residencial en Granada

Autores/as

  • Isabel Palomares-Linares Universidad de Granada
  • Nayla Fuster Universidad de Granada
  • Joaquín Susino Arbucias Universidad de Granada

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.12795/anduli.2018.i17.02

Palabras clave:

inmovilidad residencial, duración sedentarismo, barrio, estructura socioespacial, redes sociales

Resumen

En el desarrollo urbano, la movilidad de la población siempre ha jugado un papel esencial. Pero la inmovilidad residencial, ya sea libremente elegida o impuesta, también debe ser tenida en cuenta en los procesos de reconfiguración social urbana. Por ello, aunque el interés académico se ha centrado en la movilidad, en este trabajo indagamos en el sedentarismo residencial urbano. Nos interesa saber en qué medida las trayectorias de inmovilidad están influenciadas por las características sociales del barrio así como por los lazos sociales que establecemos en el mismo. Con microdatos de una encuesta del área metropolitana de Granada de 2008 y mediante modelos de regresión, nuestros resultados indican que residir en zonas deprimidas aumenta las probabilidades de permanecer allí por más tiempo. La presencia de redes sociales es también un potente conductor de las historias de sedentarismo, señalando la relevancia de este tipo de factores a la hora de entender cómo se fraguan pautas de reproducción socioespacial urbana.

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Biografía del autor/a

Isabel Palomares-Linares, Universidad de Granada

Departamento de Sociología

Nayla Fuster, Universidad de Granada

Departamento de Sociología

Joaquín Susino Arbucias, Universidad de Granada

Departamento de Sociología

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Palomares-Linares, I., Fuster, N., & Susino Arbucias, J. (2018). El ‘efecto barrio’ en la inmovilidad residencial en Granada. ANDULI. Revista Andaluza De Ciencias Sociales, (17), 23–46. https://doi.org/10.12795/anduli.2018.i17.02