Sexualization and subjectivation in assistance practices in Chile
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Family, Gender, Care, Social PolicyAbstract
Over the last decade, a vulnerability management model in which the family was positioned as the central agent of social policy has been consolidated in Chile. A qualitative study regarding home intervention practices and home assistance management programs support the view that these policies transform and shape family dynamics, in a gender-related way. Analyzing three dispositive acts, which are characteristic of this type of policies, – to focus, to transfer and to visit –, it can be highlighted how the intervention produces and induces valuations of the place assigned to gender and the mode families organize their social relations “behind closed doors”.
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