SALATA, André Ricardo. Urban segregation and the reproduction of social inequalities: a study about the actual poor urban neighborhoods and your influence at the resident's life. []. , 7, 2. ISSN 1808-4281.

At the seventies the capitalism suffered deep transformations in your productive organization; the Fordism, based on serial production, was replaced by the Toyotism, that defends the productive flexibility. At the same time, the Well-Far-State was shacked by the advance of neo-liberal governments. As a result of that changes, the classic urban segregation model, were we have the opposition between the rich center and the poor outskirts, come on changing in a way that the traditional workers neighborhoods loose their space to “news” poor urban locations. This article intends to explore the way how this actual kind of popular neighborhoods influences resident` s behavior and yours life trajectories. This analysis was made using, principally, the theory of Bourdieu and Kaztman, as well as empiric information collected through a ethnographic study.

: Segregation; Mobility; Reproduction; Inequalities.

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