Publication: Cuando la negritud se convierte en "thug life": resistencias y reproducciones en una banda de afro-holandeses
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2019-02-27
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El trabajo que constituye esta tesis doctoral bajo el título “Cuando la negritud se convierte en thug life: resistencias y reproducciones en una banda de afro-holandeses” se basa en la investigación realizada en una ciudad española entre 2012 y 2015 acerca de una banda juvenil afro-holandesa, los Black Family. Se pretende, mediante la comparación con la investigación realizada para el DEA (Diploma de Estudios Avanzados) de dos bandas juveniles en México D.F., contribuir al conocimiento científico acerca de la caracterización de las bandas juveniles, examinadas a partir de la teoría de la reproducción social. Los objetivos se cifraban en descubrir cómo se organizan estos jóvenes en una banda y las condiciones estructurales en que surge esta y sus estrategias de relación con las instituciones formales, comparándolo con lo examinado en las bandas estudiadas para el DEA; así mismo y más específicamente, dar cuenta de las prácticas mediante las que la banda se constituye, organiza y funciona, averiguando formas de reproducción y/o transformación social en esas prácticas, y conocer los principales procesos de inclusión y/o exclusión social que sus miembros atraviesan...
The work that constitutes this doctoral thesis under the title “When blackness becomes thugh life: resistance and reproductions in an Afro-Dutch gang” is based on the research carried out in a Spanish city between 2012 and 2015 about an Afro-Dutch youth gang, the Black Family. It is intended, by comparison with the research undertaken for the DEA (Diploma de Estudios Avanzados) with two youth gangs in Mexico City, to contribute to the scientific knowledge about the characterization of this type of groups, examined from the theory of social reproduction approach. The objectives were to find out how these youngsters organize themselves in a gang, and the structural conditions in which this develops and its strategies of relationship with formal institutions, establishing a comparison with what was examined in the groups studied for the DEA; likewise and more specifically, to provide an account of the practices by which the gang is constituted, organized and functioning, uncovering ways of reproduction and/or social transformation in those practices, and to learn the main processes of social inclusion and/or exclusion that its members experience...
The work that constitutes this doctoral thesis under the title “When blackness becomes thugh life: resistance and reproductions in an Afro-Dutch gang” is based on the research carried out in a Spanish city between 2012 and 2015 about an Afro-Dutch youth gang, the Black Family. It is intended, by comparison with the research undertaken for the DEA (Diploma de Estudios Avanzados) with two youth gangs in Mexico City, to contribute to the scientific knowledge about the characterization of this type of groups, examined from the theory of social reproduction approach. The objectives were to find out how these youngsters organize themselves in a gang, and the structural conditions in which this develops and its strategies of relationship with formal institutions, establishing a comparison with what was examined in the groups studied for the DEA; likewise and more specifically, to provide an account of the practices by which the gang is constituted, organized and functioning, uncovering ways of reproduction and/or social transformation in those practices, and to learn the main processes of social inclusion and/or exclusion that its members experience...
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Tesis de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Facultad de Ciencias Políticas y Sociología, Departamento de Antropología Social, leída el 17/12/2018