ABSTRACT

Processes of capital accumulation continue to play an important role in today’s cities around the world. The spatialization of neoliberal policies and projects generates its own contradictions, as well as resistances, in the form of urban social movements that can be interpreted and analyzed under the consideration of their constitution as social classes. The neighborhood of Poblenou, in Barcelona, has been the subject of attention and urban transformation for decades. This article, as a result of a long ethnographic research approach to these dynamics, is focused on the involvement of those groups that struggle against specific forms of dispossession in this particular urban environment of the Catalan capital.

摘要

资本积累过程在当今世界各地的城市中继续发挥着重要作用。新自由主义政策和项目的空间化以城市社会运动的形式产生了自身的矛盾和阻力，可以在将其构成视为社会阶级的情况下对其进行解释和分析。几十年来，巴塞罗那的 Poblenou 街区一直是人们关注和城市转型的主题。作为对这些动态的长期民族志研究方法的结果，这篇文章的重点是那些在加泰罗尼亚首都的这个特定城市环境中与特定形式的剥夺作斗争的群体的参与。