Open-access WOMEN’S STRUGGLE TO LIVE WELL TOGETHER: COLLECTIVE MOBILIZATION AND ASSOCIATION ALONG THE BRAZIL-BOLIVIA BORDER

ABSTRACT

This article aims to understand the configuration of public arenas around issues affecting women in the municipalities of Corumbá and Ladário located in the Brazilian state of Mato Grosso do Sul along the border with Bolivia. Grounded in critical pragmatism within the social sciences, the study employs a cartographic approach to the field of practices, operationalized via the Border Social Innovation Observatory (OBISFRON) platform. The research identified public actions emerging from the experiences and collective practices of different socio-state organizations operating in the public arena focused on women in this territory. The results reinforce the importance of fostering dialogue between social innovation, public policy, and public arenas to challenge and transform traditional models of city planning, management, and governance. This is particularly relevant since the local public administration has failed to directly engage with the demands and initiatives of civil society collectives.

Keywords:
public arenas; social innovation ecosystem; public policy; gender inequality; digital platform

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