Titlebook: Urban Transformations in Rio de Janeiro; Development, Segrega Luiz Cesar de Queiroz Ribeiro Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG

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Family Transformationsuality in income in different areas of the social space of the Metropolitan Region of Rio de Janeiro, from 2000 to 2010. In this context, it seeks to understand how the economic changes that occurred in Brazil over that decade, associated with demographic changes that have been taking place since th

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Segregation and Population Displacementtructure—such as access to housing, the labor market, services, and mobility system, among others—influence the conditions of reproduction, movement and location of different social groups in space. The objectives of this work are to analyze some recent aspects of population movements in the Metropo

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Segregation and Real Estate Productionn which the capitalistic mode imposes itself. Such a dispute emerges when autoconstructed popular spaces—as well as the commoditized ones—join the corporate circuit of appreciation. It examined trends in housing production by these agents in the last decade, starting with a more general analysis of

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Segregation and Occupational Inequalitieso the labor market and the territorial dynamics of the metropolis of Rio de Janeiro. In other words, we intend to analyze the relationships between the processes of social division of the metropolitan territory and the conditions governing the access to opportunities in the labor market. We will see

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Segregation and “Racial” Inequalitiessing from residential segregation in the Metropolitan Region of Rio de Janeiro (MRRJ). We seek to contribute to the reflection on the issue of Brazilian “racial” inequalities described by other researchers. In more precise terms, our interest is to investigate whether a Black or a Brown individual h

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The Favela in the City-Commodity: Deconstruction of a Social Questionguments with which they simultaneously intend to become acquainted, judge, and propose, or, to be coherent with what has been enunciated above, propose, judge, and become acquainted. Thus, the main goal of this chapter is to understand the various conjunctures in which the favela enters the public d

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Political Culture, Citizenship, and the Representation of the , Without ,: The Metropolis of Rio de se of active citizenship in a metropolitan context marked by a historical dynamics of segregation. Therefore, we sought to highlight the importance of taking into account, the dimension of urban inequalities in order to understand the distinct political cultures held by metropolitan citizens. For th