Impacto y consecuencias sociales contemporáneas de las políticas de tutela estatal en las reservas indígenas canadienses
- Marquina, Alfonso
- Ruiz, Raul
- Vírchez, Jorge
ISSN: 1886-4171, 2013-570X
Año de publicación: 2013
Título del ejemplar: Tipos de capitalismo e innovación
Número: 10
Páginas: 85-107
Tipo: Artículo
Otras publicaciones en: RIO: Revista Internacional de Organizaciones
Resumen
Este artículo tiene como objetivo examinar el impacto y las consecuencias sociales contemporáneas del mantenimiento del sistema de organización social denominado «reserva indígena» en Canadá. Mediante un estudio de caso, se explora cómo la política organizacional y la estructura institucional contemporánea en las reservas indígenas canadienses están alimentando problemas psicosociales y de salud mental como, por ejemplo, abuso de sustancias psicoactivas, depresión, negligencia parental o violencia doméstica. Tres características estructurales se identifican como problemas inherentes en la estructura organizacional de las reservas contemporáneas: el desempleo estructural, la dependencia de programas de asistencia social y el faccionalismo comunitario.
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