Espacios de intercambio comercial en santiago de Chile: Tres maneras de aportar a la esfera pública de áreas urbanas

Elke Schlack; Rocío Hidalgo; María Jesús Arce; Carolina Fariña; Karin Villarroel

doi:10.7440/res60.2017.07

Espacios de intercambio comercial en santiago de Chile: Tres maneras de aportar a la esfera pública de áreas urbanas

Elke Schlack, Rocío Hidalgo, María Jesús Arce, Carolina Fariña, Karin Villarroel

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Based on the premise that public space and commerce are connected in the theory derived from Max Weber, this article analyzes three different types of commerce in Santiago de Chile to illustrate how the public makes use of them. We review the spatial and social characteristics of a traditional market, a commercial gallery, and a shopping mall. It studies the morphological qualities, the inhabitants’ perceptions, and the business communities’ ways of managing and producing commercial space, as well as the implications for the spatial, social and functional integration of these spaces within the city.

Título traducido de la contribución	Retail business spaces in santiago de chile: Three ways of contributing to the public sphere in urban areas
Idioma original	Español
Páginas (desde-hasta)	87-105
Número de páginas	19
Publicación	Revista de Estudios Sociales
Volumen	2017
N.º	60
DOI	https://doi.org/10.7440/res60.2017.07
Estado	Publicada - 1 abr. 2017

Palabras clave

Commerce
Commercial gallery
Market (Thesaurus)
Public space
Shopping mall (Author)

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Estudios de género
Estudios culturales
Historia
Arte y humanidades (miscelánea)
Sociología y ciencias políticas
Ciencias Sociales General

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Espacios de intercambio comercial en santiago de Chile: Tres maneras de aportar a la esfera pública de áreas urbanas

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