The Quito, between the urban and the industrial: the factual powers in the occupied city
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https://doi.org/10.37230/CyTET.2022.214.8Keywords:
Factual powers, Simultaneous city, Occupied city, Urban-industrialAbstract
This study analyzes how official and factual powers have acted upon urban-industrial zones in the north and south of Quito in the last decades both under the neoliberal, and under the 21st century socialism models in Ecuador. The “simultaneous city” and the “occupied city” are used as theoretical categories of analysis in order to make evident how industrial processes configure and determine dwelling and citizenship. A theoretical-conceptual, juridical-contextual route is performed, followed by an analysis in the territory the dynamics which underlie the industrial in the urban, and vice versa. This analysis showed how the factual act upon the relationships and interactions with inhabitants, in the socio-environmental conflicts, and in the quality of life, which are provoked by the incompatibility in urban land use due to the existence of clearly different interests.
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