改革の再帰的暴力: 移住農民住居への介入の"世紀
Elise Ferrer1, Thurka Sangaramoorthy1, Devon Payne-Sturges2
1Department of Anthropology, American University, 4400 Massachusetts Avenue NW, Washington, DC, 20016, USA.
Social science & medicine (1982)
|August 28, 2025
まとめ
移民の農民住宅は 制度的な問題から 健康格差を招きます 改革の欠如からではありません 農業労働の健康格差を 積極的に生み出し維持しています
科学分野:
- 公衆衛生
- 社会学
- 環境 健康
背景:
- 移住した農民たちは 住居に関する不平等に 直面しています 改革の努力が"世紀以上も続いています
- 既存の介入は,農作業員の住居条件を大幅に改善できませんでした.
研究 の 目的:
- 農業労働者の住居改善のための介入が失敗した理由を検証する.
- 制度が歴史的にどのように住居の状況を認識し対処してきたかを理解する.
- 農業労働者の住居に関連する健康不平等を永続させる構造的要因を分析する.
主な方法:
- 1910年から2024年までの 広範なアーカイブ調査
- 労働収容所の現代の民族学的フィールドワーク.
- 政府の文書,政策分析,アドボカシーレポート,メディアの報道,民族学的観察の体系的な分析.
主要な成果:
- 改善された基準,施行,教育,研究という 4つの不効率な改革アプローチが特定されました.
- 3つの構造的要因が不平等を永続させる:人種的資本主義における住宅の役割, "食品パラステート" (国家と企業の連携),そして公衆衛生の労働者支配の正常化.
- COVID-19は 住居の状況が 健康不平等のメカニズムに なったことを明らかにしました
結論:
- 農業労働者の住居条件は 単なる社会的決定因子ではなく 健康上の不平等を 生み出し維持する 活発なメカニズムです
- "食料パラステート"と公衆衛生の慣行は 搾取的なシステムを強化しています
- これらの不平等に対処するには 農業労働システム内の構造的要因に対処する必要があります
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