ASOCIACIONES DE TRABAJADORES EN LA CONSTRUCCIÓN DE POBLACIONES MODELO (SANTIAGO DE CHILE, 1925-1930).

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    • Alternate Title:
      WORKER ASSOCIATIONS IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF MODEL POPULAR HOUSING (SANTIAGO, CHILE, 1925-1930).
    • Subject Terms:
      HOUSING; HUMAN settlements; CREDIT control; INCOME; ECONOMICS; TYPOGRAPHERS
    • Abstract:
      En la ciudad de Santiago, la escasez de viviendas higiénicas para los sectores populares fue crónica durante las primeras décadas del siglo XX. Para paliar esto, en 1925 se implementó una novedosa política crediticia para trabajadores con ingresos elevados y estables. Hubo al menos dos poblaciones que, de acuerdo con esta modalidad de financiamiento, se concretaron: La Sociedad de Artesanos "La Unión" y la Cooperativa de Tipógrafos. El artículo explica por qué estas entidades tuvieron éxito, así como las actividades que desarrollaron, colocando hincapié en el estrecho lazo que esas organizaciones mantuvieron con la elite reformista de la época. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
    • Abstract:
      In the city of Santiago, there was a chronic lack of hygienic housing for the popular classes throughout the first decades of the 20th century. To mitigate this, in 1925 a novel credit policy was implemented for workers with higher stable incomes. At least two popular housing sites came to be due to this policy: The Society of Craftsmen "La Unión" and the Cooperative of Typographers. It is explained why these entities were successful as well as their activities, highlighting the tight link they had with the reformist elite of the time. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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