Titlebook: Urban Public Spaces; From Planned Policie Lucia‘Capanema Alvares,Jorge Luiz Barbosa Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG 2018 Urb

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The Power of the Body in Public Space: The Urban as a Deprivation of the Right to the Cityd to appropriate urban space for the accomplishment of another life (which is basically urban) where the deprivation lived by a significant part of society is overcome. Manifestations will be understood as the form with which the residues present in daily life struggle against that which imposes its

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Leisure and Work in Contemporary Urban-Metropolitan Space: Perspectives, Tendencies, and Utopias the study, indicating and problematizing these transformations in a spatial-temporal context. Based on the concepts of “creative idleness” and “telework”, the discussion is widened to dwell how on the changes in capital-work/work-leisure relationships may impact on daily life in cities and metropol

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Open Space Systems in Rio de Janeiro: The Public and Private Spheres Reflected in the Urban Landscapch as pressure for housing in Brazilian cities. It presents preliminary results of the ongoing research on the role of open spaces in the urban configuration of the municipality of Rio de Janeiro. The studies carried out and herein summarized help to understand how the observed aspects relate to soc

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Book 2018how people relate to daily life activities and confront imposed inequalities in their meeting places, how they engage in individual and collective manifestations and/or how they symbolically appropriate public spaces in face of the late capitalism led by large corporations and globalization. Togethe

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The Power of the Body in Public Space: The Urban as a Deprivation of the Right to the Citylative process of capital realization and of the reproduction of social life, insofar as production of space is the condition, medium, and product of social reproduction in its totality. The transformations of the city today are marked by the contradiction between what is necessary to the reproducti