Las operaciones de exclusión de personas inmigradas a través de las políticas públicas en Chile



Document title: Las operaciones de exclusión de personas inmigradas a través de las políticas públicas en Chile
Journal: Revista del CLAD Reforma y democracia
Database: CLASE
System number: 000477632
ISSN: 1315-2378
Authors: 1
2
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Institutions: 1Universidad de Chile, Escuela de Trabajo Social, Santiago de Chile. Chile
2Universidad de Chile, Santiago de Chile. Chile
Year:
Season: Jun
Number: 68
Pages: 169-204
Country: Chile
Language: Español
Document type: Artículo
Approach: Analítico
Spanish abstract Estas dificultades vienen derivadas de los componentes legislativos que regulan la permanencia de las personas extranjeras en el país, pero también se dan en términos administrativos, de gestión en la oferta programática que dispone el Estado y de la atención directa dada en los servicios públicos
English abstract In the last 30 years, Chile has become an installation horizon for immigrants, which has been increased since the nineties for several Latin American and Central American countries (Peru, Argentina, Bolivia, Haiti, Colombia and Ecuador). Chile would have some 354,582 migrant’s people who would correspond to approximately 2% of the total population. Nevertheless, the State has developed isolated responses attention to this population that fall into a restricted view of rights, subjected to immigration law in effect since the military dictatorship. For that, it’s necessary to explore the social management of immigration from a thoughtful approach to the notion of “social inclusion/exclusion” considering different normative and social intervener strategies that has been initiated from the public sector to ensure “human rights” of immigrants. For that reason, we’ll present below a reflection about the barriers that are evident in social policies of this country and that is affecting the effective inclusion of the immigrant population, taking into account four main areas: education, housing, employment and health. These results are from an investigation with a mixed approach (quantitative and qualitative) developed in four geographical areas of Chile with highest immigrant population. Through this investigation we could display that different groups of immigrants in Chile are facing a number of barriers for their effective social inclusion not only derived from socio-cultural apprehensions or a rejection of social community-level reception to the foreign, but also from constraints imposed by the State itself at the level of accessibility to possible benefits. These difficulties are derived from the legislative components that regulate the stay of foreigners in the country, but also occur in administrative terms, the management of programmatic offer available to the State and direct attention given to public services
Disciplines: Ciencia política
Keyword: Gobierno,
Asentamientos humanos,
Chile,
Política migratoria,
Inmigración,
Políticas públicas,
Política social,
Inclusión social,
Ciudadanía
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