The neighbourhood: social sphere of agreements and disagreements

Abstract

This article is a theoretical reflection on the concept of neighbourhood and its social implications given which the daily dynamics of the district, systems of relationships and social roles that determine it and characterized are reproduced. The district has its own dynamics but, your configuration also depends on the physical structure, administrative and territorial planning policies. There is the potential of promoting the neighborhood culture, which constitutes an element of construction of community identity. Also, perceptions of gender issues are developed in the neighborhood area and forced displacement and marginalization. In the area of community behavior guidelines assigned to men and women in the neighborhood environment, they indicate learning models of a patriarchal culture, dominated by the male role. The district represents an absence of identity that generates violence and exclusion.