Residential segregation of forced displacement population and jobs’ accessibility.

As a result of forced displacement in Colombia, local governments allowed relocations and settlements in peripheral areas with possible effects of residential segregation and constraints the jobs’ accessibility. This research analyzes the effects of residential segregation of forced displacement pop...

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Autor principal: Rey Sabogal, Camilo
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Publicado: Universidad de Cartagena 2018
Acceso en línea:https://revistas.unicartagena.edu.co/index.php/panoramaeconomico/article/view/2230
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description As a result of forced displacement in Colombia, local governments allowed relocations and settlements in peripheral areas with possible effects of residential segregation and constraints the jobs’ accessibility. This research analyzes the effects of residential segregation of forced displacement population on job accessibility using a quantitative spatial approach. Results indicate that exist an spatial maladjustment between households’ dwellings and jobs location, with a positive correlation between segregation and job accessibility.
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spelling oai:revistas.unicartagena.edu.co:article-22302020-05-30T10:39:16Z Residential segregation of forced displacement population and jobs’ accessibility. Segregación residencial de población desplazada por la violencia y accesibilidad al empleo. Rey Sabogal, Camilo Desplazamiento forzado Segregación residencial Accesibilidad al lugar de trabajo Econometría espacial Forced displacement Residential segregation Job accessibility Spatial analysis Spatial econometrics As a result of forced displacement in Colombia, local governments allowed relocations and settlements in peripheral areas with possible effects of residential segregation and constraints the jobs’ accessibility. This research analyzes the effects of residential segregation of forced displacement population on job accessibility using a quantitative spatial approach. Results indicate that exist an spatial maladjustment between households’ dwellings and jobs location, with a positive correlation between segregation and job accessibility. Como consecuencia del desplazamiento forzado en Colombia, gobiernos locales han promovido o permitido el asentamiento de esta población en áreas periféricas o en los denominados cinturones de miseria, con posibles consecuencias de segregación residencial e impondría restricciones de movilidad hacia el trabajo. La presente investigación analiza los efectos de la segregación residencial de víctimas del desplazamiento forzado en la accesibilidad a sus lugares de trabajo a partir de un análisis econométrico espacial. Los resultados indican que existe un desajuste espacial entre localización de viviendas de familias desplazadas y la localización de empleos, además de una importante correlación entre segregación y accesibilidad al trabajo. 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Residential segregation of forced displacement population and jobs’ accessibility.
title Residential segregation of forced displacement population and jobs’ accessibility.
title_full Residential segregation of forced displacement population and jobs’ accessibility.
title_fullStr Residential segregation of forced displacement population and jobs’ accessibility.
title_full_unstemmed Residential segregation of forced displacement population and jobs’ accessibility.
title_short Residential segregation of forced displacement population and jobs’ accessibility.
title_sort residential segregation of forced displacement population and jobs’ accessibility.
url https://revistas.unicartagena.edu.co/index.php/panoramaeconomico/article/view/2230