Cartografía de prácticas de gobierno y subjetivación de jóvenes de sectores populares de Córdoba (Argentina)

Abstract

Daily life of young people from popular sectors of Latin America is conditioned by technologies of government that produce a youth besieged by precariousness. This paper aims to cartographier how these technologies are played in the city of Córdoba (Argentina). Analysis of qualitative type takes tools from Foucauldian power analytics, that possibilities to investigate the ways in which subjectivities are produced in certain power networks, in a singular and situated way. Records, ethnographic interviews and analysis of secondary sources were carried out, within the framework of a field insertion carried out in a neighborhood of a popular sector, between the years 2014-2017. As results, a government that operates by fragmenting and hierarchizing the population stands out through various techniques of power that dislocate daily life and cause a social, community and political precariousness of youth subjectivity. Based on these findings, a line of research is derived in the future referring to necropower and juvenicide, from the perspective of the daily life of young people from the popular sectors of Cordoba.