Socioeconomic and Spatial Segregation Index (ISES by its initials in Spanish) in the municipalities of Santiago de Cali
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Keywords

Environment
Cali (Colombia)
globalization
population
spatial and socioeconomic segregation

How to Cite

Loaiza Cerón, W., & Carvajal Escobar, Y. (2014). Socioeconomic and Spatial Segregation Index (ISES by its initials in Spanish) in the municipalities of Santiago de Cali. Cuadernos De Vivienda Y Urbanismo, 7(13). https://doi.org/10.11144/Javeriana.cvu7-13.ises
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Abstract

Socioeconomic segregation of urban space has complex relationships according to ethnicity, age, education, culture or immigration status, among others. In this context, a spatial study was conducted in Cali, by multivariate analysis, applying the Guttman scalogram. The results by municipalities show that as the city extends to the periphery, spatial segregation increases towards the slopes in the west and the banks of the Cauca River in the east, which coincides with the location of ethnic groups or people in poverty, unlike privileged socioeconomic groups, which tend to be concentrated in the north and south of the city.

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