Titlebook: Latin American Urban Development into the Twenty First Century; Towards a Renewed Pe Dennis Rodgers (Professor of Urban Social and Poli Boo

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Of Guns, Ideas, and Taxes: Understanding the Political Logic of Violence-Reducing Policy Innovation gh, despite constant efforts to counter the phenomenon (Rico and Chinchilla 2002: 30). A major socio-spatial consequence of this widespread violence has been the ghettoization of Latin American cities, which has triggered a spiral whereby exclusion buttresses violence, which in turn produces more ex

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Public-Private Co-operation for Gas Provision in Poor Neighbourhoods of Buenos Aires: Assessing the t of almost all of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) depends, at least in part, on improvements in infrastructure services (Willoughby 2004). The reason for this is the impact of these services upon the quality of life and the sanitary conditions of the population (Amis 2001). Despite the sign

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A New Way of Monitoring the Quality of Urban Life in Latin Americaienna as the city with the highest quality of life of the 221 cities covered, with Zurich and Geneva not far behind. The declared intention of the Mercer ranking is to ‘help governments and major companies place employees on international assignments’. However, the factors that are important for int

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Towards a New Research Agenda for 21st Century Latin American Urban Developmentes in a more systemic manner than is currently the case. The dominant discourse about urban contexts in the region sees cities principally as fragmented social spaces, and this has arguably led to something of an intellectual ‘impasse’. In particular, it promotes fundamentally dystopian visions of b

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A New Way of Monitoring the Quality of Urban Life in Latin Americantention to shed light on ‘most aspects of quality of life, e.g., demography, housing, health, crime, labour market, income disparity, local administration, educational qualifications, environment, climate, travel patterns, information society and cultural infrastructure’ (Feldman 2008).

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