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Sociology of Development
Access to clean water and adequate sanitation at home are basic needs that have a significant imp... more Access to clean water and adequate sanitation at home are basic needs that have a significant impact on many dimensions of well-being. But such access is still scarce and starkly unequal for a great share of the global population, especially for those at greater disadvantage. In this study, we examine (using survey data) whether there are differences in access to clean water and a bathroom at home in Peru by ethno-racial self-identification, skin color, and indigenous first language. We find that individuals with darker skin, individuals who self-identify as indigenous as opposed to white, and individuals whose first language is an indigenous language have lesser access to these basic needs. These differences are useful to problematize the inefficient neoliberal management of water and sanitation in Peru, and the indifference of the state and the public sphere to discrimination against indigenous populations and Afro-descendants.
Companion to Women's and Gender Studies, 2020
Qualitative Sociology, 2020
His areas of interest are in the sociology of gender and poverty, family life, and social movemen... more His areas of interest are in the sociology of gender and poverty, family life, and social movements in Latin American cities and more broadly.
Richie 2Ol,Z; Spade Zitt, ull as cit;d in Ulhitti.r 201.6), and mandatory arrest policies often t... more Richie 2Ol,Z; Spade Zitt, ull as cit;d in Ulhitti.r 201.6), and mandatory arrest policies often tunk u*uy agency from survivors of domestic violence ('\Vhittier 201'6)' Furthermore, Roberta iilluLo,, (2010) argues that the VA'tX/A-created pathways to citizenship often excluded extremeiy poor women with little formal education and women who did not fit within prescribed gendered and sexual norms.
The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology
Sociology of Development
Access to clean water and adequate sanitation at home are basic needs that have a significant imp... more Access to clean water and adequate sanitation at home are basic needs that have a significant impact on many dimensions of well-being. But such access is still scarce and starkly unequal for a great share of the global population, especially for those at greater disadvantage. In this study, we examine (using survey data) whether there are differences in access to clean water and a bathroom at home in Peru by ethno-racial self-identification, skin color, and indigenous first language. We find that individuals with darker skin, individuals who self-identify as indigenous as opposed to white, and individuals whose first language is an indigenous language have lesser access to these basic needs. These differences are useful to problematize the inefficient neoliberal management of water and sanitation in Peru, and the indifference of the state and the public sphere to discrimination against indigenous populations and Afro-descendants.
Companion to Women's and Gender Studies, 2020
Qualitative Sociology, 2020
His areas of interest are in the sociology of gender and poverty, family life, and social movemen... more His areas of interest are in the sociology of gender and poverty, family life, and social movements in Latin American cities and more broadly.
Richie 2Ol,Z; Spade Zitt, ull as cit;d in Ulhitti.r 201.6), and mandatory arrest policies often t... more Richie 2Ol,Z; Spade Zitt, ull as cit;d in Ulhitti.r 201.6), and mandatory arrest policies often tunk u*uy agency from survivors of domestic violence ('\Vhittier 201'6)' Furthermore, Roberta iilluLo,, (2010) argues that the VA'tX/A-created pathways to citizenship often excluded extremeiy poor women with little formal education and women who did not fit within prescribed gendered and sexual norms.
The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology