Renda, raça/cor e moradia: análise das disparidades de dois setores censitários da cidade de Dourados, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brasil

Abstract

The fast urban expansion in Brazil in the 20th century gave rise to a complex network of relationships between cities, which revealed a dualist scenario between the standard projects used in buildings and the socioeconomic stratification of the population. This undergraduate thesis characterized houses in two census tracts of Dourados city using the census and physical data. For this, it was defined what is a standard project and how it is subdivided and, using the QGIS and the IBGE database, thematic maps were obtained which allowed characterizing the color or race and the income of the residents of the sectors. After crossing the data and relating the standard project, the income and the color of the residents in the study area, the social differences in Dourados and how this applies in the practice of the constant process of urban expansion were discussed.