Titlebook: Learning from the Slums for the Development of Emerging Cities; Jean-Claude Bolay,Jér?me Chenal,Yves Pedrazzini Book 2016 Springer Nature

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Ciudad Bolivar, Bogota: Scorned Territoriesio), slums and urban precarity phenomenon are frequent in all main cities of Colombia. They are called “comunas” or “barrios de invasion” (neighbourhoods of invasion) by politicians and researchers. These self-constructed housing are caused by migration dynamics and weak public policies. Their inhab

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Villa El Salvador: From a Self-Management Project to Territorial Marketingn a neighbourhood or a slum. This “pueblo joven”, an expression used to refer to informal settlements in Peru, has become a benchmark for urban self-management from its foundation in the 1970s. In recent years, this early experience was followed by popular participatory systems reinforced with terri

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Rocinha, Favela Beyond a Shelter Issueh favelas has been not only very much intertwined with the idea of poverty and lack of shelter, but also associated with territorial exclusions and spatial ties of livelihoods. Rocinha is the largest and perhaps the most iconic favela in Brazil. Its obvious asset is its location at the core of Rio’s

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Poor Neighbourhood and Natural Disaster which gave rise to uncontrolled urban sprawling and social and economic segregation of urban population. The process of unplanned urbanization of Port-au-Prince has been argued through historical account on its shantytowns and typology of their habitats. Furthermore, the precarity and disaster risk

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Social Housing in Nova Luz Project an emblematic example of how the development of suburban centres has driven away public investment and interest from the city centre. Reduced prices, proximity of employment and access to public transportation and equipment mean that a portion of urban population would normally chose to live in the

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