Diferenciación étnica y redes de larga distancia entre migrantes andinos: el caso de Sanka y Colcha

Abstract

Ethnic differentiation and long-distance-networks between Andean migrants: the case of "sanka" and "colcha". The Andean migrants in Lima do not limit their social networks of interaction on the urban center. Together with the aggravation of the national crisis in Peru, which affects the urban population of Lima particularly hard, is emerging a remarkable spatial reorientation of those migrants. The formation of long-distance-networks between migrants is historically determined by the geographical space, which covers their migration history. Such networks of interaction suggest a specific form of social reproduction of the Andean migrants and are an important factor of social change.