Triana Sánchez Attanasio
Biographic Data
| ID | 9989541 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Triana Sánchez Attanasio |
| GIVEN NAMES | Triana Sánchez |
| FAMILY NAME | Attanasio |
| SIGNATURE | ATTANASIO T S |
| AFFILIATIONS | National University of General San Martín |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8274-7401 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Quién puede guiar un territorio
Since 2020, the government of Buenos Aires has promoted training programs for residents in two 'workingclass neighborhoods,' certifying them as 'site guides' as part of a series of measures aimed at regulating tourism in these territories. This initiative sparked diverse reactions among professional guides, government agencies, and the trainees themselves, creating tensions around the use of the term 'guide.' This paper examines how the legitimac…
Le tourisme communautaire dans la ville néolibérale ? Réflexions sur un quartier populaire de Buenos Aires
Cet article analyse un projet gouvernemental appelé « Urban Community Tourism » (OCT) qui vise à rapprocher deux quartiers populaires de la ville de Buenos Aires de l’activité touristique. Dans l’un des cas, celui de Rodrigo Bueno qui est étudié, il est évident que l’image du quartier a été façonnée par des discours officiels qui oscillent entre stigmatisation et idéalisation, avec des intérêts politiques et économiques sous-jacents typiques d’un…
Turismo Comunitario en la ciudad neoliberal? Reflexiones desde un barrio popular de Buenos Aires
Este trabajo analiza un proyecto gubernamental denominado “Turismo Comunitario Urbano” que tenía como fin acercar dos barrios populares de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires a la actividad turística. A partir del caso de Rodrigo Bueno, se evidencia cómo la imagen del barrio ha sido moldeada por discursos oficiales que oscilan entre la estigmatización y la idealización, con intereses políticos y económicos subyacentes propios de una ciudad neoliberalizada.…
Community Based Tourism in the Neoliberal City? Reflections from a “slum area” in Buenos Aires
This paper analyzes a government project called “Urban Community Tourism” that aimed to bring two working-class neighborhoods in the City of Buenos Aires closer to tourism activity. Based on the case of Rodrigo Bueno, it is evident how the image of the neighborhood has been shaped by official discourses that oscillate between stigmatization and idealization, with underlying political and economic interests typical of a neoliberalised city. Althou…
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Le tourisme communautaire dans la ville néolibérale ? Réflexions sur un quartier populaire de Buenos Aires
Cet article analyse un projet gouvernemental appelé « Urban Community Tourism » (OCT) qui vise à rapprocher deux quartiers populaires de la ville de Buenos Aires de l’activité touristique. Dans l’un des cas, celui de Rodrigo Bueno qui est étudié, il est évident que l’image du quartier a été façonnée par des discours officiels qui oscillent entre stigmatisation et idéalisation, avec des intérêts politiques et économiques sous-jacents typiques d’un…
Turismo Comunitario en la ciudad neoliberal? Reflexiones desde un barrio popular de Buenos Aires
Este trabajo analiza un proyecto gubernamental denominado “Turismo Comunitario Urbano” que tenía como fin acercar dos barrios populares de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires a la actividad turística. A partir del caso de Rodrigo Bueno, se evidencia cómo la imagen del barrio ha sido moldeada por discursos oficiales que oscilan entre la estigmatización y la idealización, con intereses políticos y económicos subyacentes propios de una ciudad neoliberalizada.…
Community Based Tourism in the Neoliberal City? Reflections from a “slum area” in Buenos Aires
This paper analyzes a government project called “Urban Community Tourism” that aimed to bring two working-class neighborhoods in the City of Buenos Aires closer to tourism activity. Based on the case of Rodrigo Bueno, it is evident how the image of the neighborhood has been shaped by official discourses that oscillate between stigmatization and idealization, with underlying political and economic interests typical of a neoliberalised city. Althou…
Quién puede guiar un territorio
Since 2020, the government of Buenos Aires has promoted training programs for residents in two 'workingclass neighborhoods,' certifying them as 'site guides' as part of a series of measures aimed at regulating tourism in these territories. This initiative sparked diverse reactions among professional guides, government agencies, and the trainees themselves, creating tensions around the use of the term 'guide.' This paper examines how the legitimac…
Latin American socio-political dynamics (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Humanities (2 works) · Social and Economic Solidarity (2 works) · Tourism (2 works) · Archaeology (1 work) · Archaeology and Cultural Heritage (1 work) · Cooperative Studies and Economics (1 work) · Cultural Industries and Urban Development (1 work)