Pobreza de tiempo, género y vivienda social en Santiago de Chile. Un análisis cualitativo

This work focuses on the importance of the concept of time poverty for a welfare analysis of social housing users in the city of Santiago, Chile. It shows the relationship between spatial segregation of social housing, time use and production of inequalities, with special emphasis on gender inequalities, from a qualitative perspective. This is based on a case study carried out in San Guillermo housing project, at Bajos de Mena, in Puente Alto district, which was approached with an ethnographic methodology during the year 2019. During the investigation, we use observation, interviews, and mobile ethnographies, to show the dynamics of daily production and reproduction of inequalities in the segregated shanty town, based on an analysis of the work time, care and domestic work time, leisure and sociability time and commuting time.