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Con este artículo se pretende mostrar la importancia que tiene la construcción social desde el primer momento que nacemos y que nos acompaña durante toda nuestra existencia. Existen muchos temas construidos: la salud, la religión, la política y por supuesto el tema principal que nos ocupa que es el género. Lo cual nos lleva a formar una determinada identidad en nuestro mundo. Un rol que empezamos a desempeñar desde que emprendemos un camino hacia una determinada conciencia de nuestros actos. ; This article aims to show the importance of social construction from the first moment we are born and that accompanies us throughout our existence. There are many themes built: health, religion, politics and of course the main theme that concerns us is gender. Which leads us to form a certain identity in our world. A role that we begin to play since we embark on a path towards a certain awareness of our actions.

International audience ; Since the 1980s, the issue of social mix has become a public policy category in France. Enshrined in legislation, yet remaining controversial, it represents a major premise on which housing policies have been reconfigured. The concept of social mix is essentially based on who lives where, but it is also evoked in the context of urban renewal schemes for social housing estates, as well as in relation to new-build developments. A study of the bases of social mix policies conducted in Paris since 2001 in the context of the embourgeoisement of the capital shows the fundamental role of social housing stock. The City Council has become involved in policy decisions about both the location and the allocation of social housing. Particular attention has been paid to the middle classes in the name of the principle of 'balancing the population'. In order to measure the effects of the policy, this article relies on an analysis of two City of Paris schemes that have the stated intent of creating social mix. One of these schemes consists of redeveloping a working-class neighbourhood, Goutte d'Or, while the other involves the new acquisition of social housing in various more affluent neighbourhoods in the capital. This comparative study of the population shows that, whether in a neighbourhood poised for gentrification or in a more affluent neighbourhood, this policy has major effects on forms of local social cohesion, setting in motion individual trajectories and reshaping social and/or ethnic identities.