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Resilience in the Neighborhood: How Curfew Redefines Consumption in Guayaquil, According to Dichter & Neira
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Resilience in the neighborhood: How curfew redefines consumption in Guayaquil, according to Dichter & Neira In an environment marked by insecurity and militarization, the commercial sector of Ecuador has had to learn to operate under a “new reality.” With more than 850 days in a state of emergency during the current government administration—which represents more than 90% of the term of office—local businesses have developed a... This article is…
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