O “velho” hukou na “nova” China urbana
reflexões sobre uma dualidade contemporânea
Keywords:
hukou, registro domiciliar, China urbanaAbstract
O artigo trata do sistema de registro domiciliar vigente na China desde o governo de Mao Tse Tung. Tal registro obrigatório, denominado hukou, acarreta um rígido sistema classificatório dual que diferencia os cidadãos chineses de acordo com o pertencimento territorial atribuído e com a destinação a atividades agrícolas ou não-agrícolas. Apesar de haver crescente flexibilização do sistema nas últimas décadas, argumenta-se que a manutenção do mesmo tem como consequência uma série de desigualdades e estigmatizações, principalmente em relação à queles que vivem nas cidades sem a devida classificação urbana. Tais diferenciações perfazem uma dimensão imprescindível para compreender as transformações na China contemporânea.
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_____. 2011b. “Fazendo Guanxi: dádivas, etiquetas e emoções na economia da China pós-Mao”. Mana, 171:99-130.
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YUNONG, Huang. 2012. “Family relations and life satisfaction of older people: a comparative study between two different hukous in China”. Ageing and Society, 32(1):19-40.
Zhang, Li. 2001. Strangers in the City: Reconfigurations of Space, Power, and Social Networks Within China’s Floating Population. Stanford: Stanford University Press.
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ZHANG, Zhuoni & TREIMAN, Donald J. 2013. “Social origins, hukou conversion, and the wellbeing of residents in contemporary China”. Social Science Research, 42:71-89.
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Moura, Cristina Patriota de. 2018. “O “velho” Hukou Na ‘nova’ China Urbana: Reflexões Sobre Uma Dualidade contemporânea”. Anuário Antropológico 38 (2):225-45. https://www.periodicos.unb.br/index.php/anuarioantropologico/article/view/6863.
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