Impactos sociales de la apertura de licorerías dentro de la parroquia urbana de “Totoracocha” en el periodo 2021 – 2022

Abstract

This research focuses on the analysis of social impacts of the opening of liquor stores in the urban parish of Totoracocha during the period 2021-2022. The main objective is to analyze how the opening and expansion of these establishments impact security, crime, social cohesion and the equality of life of local residents. In this way, a mixed methodology is used that combines the collection of quantitative and qualitative data. Surveys will be conducted with a representative sample of Totoracocha residents to assess their perceptions of safety and quality of life, as well as interviews with liquor store owners and community leaders to gain a deeper understanding of social impacts. Some possible outcomes are, identify significant correlations between the opening of liquor stores and the increase in crime in the parish. Additionally, it is anticipated that residents' perceptions of safety could decrease in areas near these businesses. Likewise, it is expected that social cohesion could be affected due to the influence of liquor stores on community life. Finally, it is expected that the quality of life of the inhabitants will be compromised by the proliferation of these establishments.