The location of the upper socioeconomic stratum of Santiago’s population in the period 1977–2017: deconcentration or expansion of its traditional habitat?

The appearance of suburbs inhabited by the upper socioeconomic stratum in Santiago suggests a dispersion of this group and a loss of importance for the barrio alto, the area in the east of the capital that is its traditional habitat. However, the barrio alto has continued to grow upward and outward in both demographic and real-estate terms. Migration is decisive in this process. Therefore, this paper conducts a detailed and rigorous investigation of its role in the location and redistribution of the socioeconomic strata in Santiago, using microdata from Chile’s last four official censuses. The conclusion drawn is that the territorial dispersion of the upper socioeconomic stratum has not been reducing the attractiveness of the barrio alto and that, rather than deconcentration, this spread could actually be giving rise to an expansion of the geographical scale of the barrio alto, considering its contiguity with the new suburbs inhabited by this group.

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Main Author: Rodríguez Vignoli, Jorge
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Language:English
Published: 2022-12
Subjects:CLASE ALTA, CIUDADES, DISTRIBUCION DE LA POBLACION, POBLACION URBANA, MIGRACION INTERNA, SEGREGACION, EDUCACION, CONDICIONES SOCIALES, USO DE LA TIERRA, UPPER CLASS, CITIES, POPULATION DISTRIBUTION, URBAN POPULATION, INTERNAL MIGRATION, SEGREGATION, EDUCATION, SOCIAL CONDITIONS, LAND USE,
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spelling dig-cepal-11362-488122023-07-25T16:51:21Z The location of the upper socioeconomic stratum of Santiago’s population in the period 1977–2017: deconcentration or expansion of its traditional habitat? Rodríguez Vignoli, Jorge CLASE ALTA CIUDADES DISTRIBUCION DE LA POBLACION POBLACION URBANA MIGRACION INTERNA SEGREGACION EDUCACION CONDICIONES SOCIALES USO DE LA TIERRA UPPER CLASS CITIES POPULATION DISTRIBUTION URBAN POPULATION INTERNAL MIGRATION SEGREGATION EDUCATION SOCIAL CONDITIONS LAND USE The appearance of suburbs inhabited by the upper socioeconomic stratum in Santiago suggests a dispersion of this group and a loss of importance for the barrio alto, the area in the east of the capital that is its traditional habitat. However, the barrio alto has continued to grow upward and outward in both demographic and real-estate terms. Migration is decisive in this process. Therefore, this paper conducts a detailed and rigorous investigation of its role in the location and redistribution of the socioeconomic strata in Santiago, using microdata from Chile’s last four official censuses. The conclusion drawn is that the territorial dispersion of the upper socioeconomic stratum has not been reducing the attractiveness of the barrio alto and that, rather than deconcentration, this spread could actually be giving rise to an expansion of the geographical scale of the barrio alto, considering its contiguity with the new suburbs inhabited by this group. 2023-04-14T17:00:14Z 2023-04-14T17:00:14Z 2022-12 Texto Sección o Parte de un Documento https://hdl.handle.net/11362/48812 LC/PUB.2022/24-P 8 en CEPAL Review CEPAL Review 138 .pdf application/pdf 1977 CHILE CHILE 2017
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topic CLASE ALTA
CIUDADES
DISTRIBUCION DE LA POBLACION
POBLACION URBANA
MIGRACION INTERNA
SEGREGACION
EDUCACION
CONDICIONES SOCIALES
USO DE LA TIERRA
UPPER CLASS
CITIES
POPULATION DISTRIBUTION
URBAN POPULATION
INTERNAL MIGRATION
SEGREGATION
EDUCATION
SOCIAL CONDITIONS
LAND USE
CLASE ALTA
CIUDADES
DISTRIBUCION DE LA POBLACION
POBLACION URBANA
MIGRACION INTERNA
SEGREGACION
EDUCACION
CONDICIONES SOCIALES
USO DE LA TIERRA
UPPER CLASS
CITIES
POPULATION DISTRIBUTION
URBAN POPULATION
INTERNAL MIGRATION
SEGREGATION
EDUCATION
SOCIAL CONDITIONS
LAND USE
spellingShingle CLASE ALTA
CIUDADES
DISTRIBUCION DE LA POBLACION
POBLACION URBANA
MIGRACION INTERNA
SEGREGACION
EDUCACION
CONDICIONES SOCIALES
USO DE LA TIERRA
UPPER CLASS
CITIES
POPULATION DISTRIBUTION
URBAN POPULATION
INTERNAL MIGRATION
SEGREGATION
EDUCATION
SOCIAL CONDITIONS
LAND USE
CLASE ALTA
CIUDADES
DISTRIBUCION DE LA POBLACION
POBLACION URBANA
MIGRACION INTERNA
SEGREGACION
EDUCACION
CONDICIONES SOCIALES
USO DE LA TIERRA
UPPER CLASS
CITIES
POPULATION DISTRIBUTION
URBAN POPULATION
INTERNAL MIGRATION
SEGREGATION
EDUCATION
SOCIAL CONDITIONS
LAND USE
Rodríguez Vignoli, Jorge
The location of the upper socioeconomic stratum of Santiago’s population in the period 1977–2017: deconcentration or expansion of its traditional habitat?
description The appearance of suburbs inhabited by the upper socioeconomic stratum in Santiago suggests a dispersion of this group and a loss of importance for the barrio alto, the area in the east of the capital that is its traditional habitat. However, the barrio alto has continued to grow upward and outward in both demographic and real-estate terms. Migration is decisive in this process. Therefore, this paper conducts a detailed and rigorous investigation of its role in the location and redistribution of the socioeconomic strata in Santiago, using microdata from Chile’s last four official censuses. The conclusion drawn is that the territorial dispersion of the upper socioeconomic stratum has not been reducing the attractiveness of the barrio alto and that, rather than deconcentration, this spread could actually be giving rise to an expansion of the geographical scale of the barrio alto, considering its contiguity with the new suburbs inhabited by this group.
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topic_facet CLASE ALTA
CIUDADES
DISTRIBUCION DE LA POBLACION
POBLACION URBANA
MIGRACION INTERNA
SEGREGACION
EDUCACION
CONDICIONES SOCIALES
USO DE LA TIERRA
UPPER CLASS
CITIES
POPULATION DISTRIBUTION
URBAN POPULATION
INTERNAL MIGRATION
SEGREGATION
EDUCATION
SOCIAL CONDITIONS
LAND USE
author Rodríguez Vignoli, Jorge
author_facet Rodríguez Vignoli, Jorge
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title The location of the upper socioeconomic stratum of Santiago’s population in the period 1977–2017: deconcentration or expansion of its traditional habitat?
title_short The location of the upper socioeconomic stratum of Santiago’s population in the period 1977–2017: deconcentration or expansion of its traditional habitat?
title_full The location of the upper socioeconomic stratum of Santiago’s population in the period 1977–2017: deconcentration or expansion of its traditional habitat?
title_fullStr The location of the upper socioeconomic stratum of Santiago’s population in the period 1977–2017: deconcentration or expansion of its traditional habitat?
title_full_unstemmed The location of the upper socioeconomic stratum of Santiago’s population in the period 1977–2017: deconcentration or expansion of its traditional habitat?
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