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This book studies inequalities in the quality of life of the Argentine population at the regional level. It considers the six regions of the National Statistical System: Northwest, Northeast, Cuyo, Pampa, Metropolitan, and Patagonia. A series of thematic maps is provided and interpreted, which are related to: a. socioeconomic issues (education, health, housing) and b. environmental aspects (environmental problems and recreational resources). These dimensions (socioeconomic and environmental) are integrated into quality of life indexes that allow the comparison of the situation of the population residing in any region of the national territory.
List of contents
Chapter 1. Argentinian Patagonia.- Chapter 2. Pampas Region.- Chapter 3. Cuyo.- Chapter 4. Metropolitan Region of Buenos Aires.- Chapter 5. Argentine Northwest.- Chapter 6. Argentine Northeast.
About the author
Dr. Claudia Andrea Mikkelsen -
Associate Researcher of the National Council for Scientific and Technical Research (CONICET). Member of the
Institute of Humanities and Social Sciences (INHUS), of the Population and Territory Studies Group (GESPyT), Faculty of Humanities, National University of Mar del Plata and of the Center for Geographical Research (CIG), Faculty of Human Sciences, National University of the Center of the Province of Buenos Aires.
Adjunct Professor, Faculty of Human Sciences, Universidad Nacional del Centro, Tandil and Head of Practical Works, Faculty of Humanities, Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata. Argentina
AREA OR AREAS OF EXPERTISE/field of study: quality of life, rural space, quantitative and qualitative methodologies.
Summary
This book studies inequalities in the quality of life of the Argentine population at the regional level. It considers the six regions of the National Statistical System: Northwest, Northeast, Cuyo, Pampa, Metropolitan, and Patagonia. A series of thematic maps is provided and interpreted, which are related to: a. socioeconomic issues (education, health, housing) and b. environmental aspects (environmental problems and recreational resources). These dimensions (socioeconomic and environmental) are integrated into quality of life indexes that allow the comparison of the situation of the population residing in any region of the national territory.
