Social policies and the government of the "indigenous population". Strategies and regulations in Chilean multiculturalism

This work characterizes strategies and regulations that the multiculturalist social policy of the Chilean post-dictatorship promotes for the “indigenous” recipients in its programs. From the analysis of a corpus of social policy documents emanating from state, para-state and sub-state sources of et...

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Main Author:	Rodrigo Agustín Navarrete-Saavedra
Format:	Article
Language:	Spanish
Published:	Universidad del Valle 2021-01-01
Series:	Prospectiva
Subjects:	social policies multiculturalism indigenous populations coloniality
Online Access:	https://revistaprospectiva.univalle.edu.co/index.php/prospectiva/%20article%20/view%20/8553

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title	Social policies and the government of the "indigenous population". Strategies and regulations in Chilean multiculturalism
title_short	Social policies and the government of the "indigenous population". Strategies and regulations in Chilean multiculturalism
title_full	Social policies and the government of the "indigenous population". Strategies and regulations in Chilean multiculturalism
title_fullStr	Social policies and the government of the "indigenous population". Strategies and regulations in Chilean multiculturalism
title_full_unstemmed	Social policies and the government of the "indigenous population". Strategies and regulations in Chilean multiculturalism
title_sort	social policies and the government of the "indigenous population". strategies and regulations in chilean multiculturalism
publisher	Universidad del Valle
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publishDate	2021-01-01
description	This work characterizes strategies and regulations that the multiculturalist social policy of the Chilean post-dictatorship promotes for the “indigenous” recipients in its programs. From the analysis of a corpus of social policy documents emanating from state, para-state and sub-state sources of ethnogovernmentality, 4 sets of strategies and regulations are inferred, defined as: marking, domestication, guardianship and enhancement, each one composed in turn by more specific subtypes. The way in which these technologies reactivate colonial relations and the need to problematize this regime and the role assigned to the agents of social intervention are discussed.
topic	social policies multiculturalism indigenous populations coloniality
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Social policies and the government of the "indigenous population". Strategies and regulations in Chilean multiculturalism

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