Conflictos Socio-Ambientales de la industria ladrillera: segregación espacial y pobreza : Media luna del sur- Usme - Bogotá D.C. 2012

Abstract

Bogota D.C. as the capital of the country, political, administrative and financial center, concentrates much of the investment and the spirited euphemism that they call economic growth. Its thriving economic physiognomy has a correlate in the millions of migrants from different regions of the country, who, driven by violence or the search for new opportunities, come to seek a little more life in the great capital. In keeping with the dynamics of modern cities, over the years industrial zones have been formed, scattered, disorderly, unplanned and relatively adapted to the demands of the market.