Living in the city: Ethnographic approaches to urban social processes, public policy, and the real estate market
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Urban Anthropology, Real Estate Market, Public PolicySynopsis
Living in the city. Ethnographic approaches to urban social processes, public policy, and the real estate market brings together unpublished writings by members of the research team Living in cities: Urban social processes and housing strategies in neoliberal times. Córdoba in the 21st Century, based at the María Saleme de Burnichon Research Center of the Faculty of Philosophy and Humanities (CIFFyH).
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About the authors
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Introduction
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Part 1Housing strategies and trajectories
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Housing strategies and meanings of living among middle-class residents in Greater Córdoba (Argentina)
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Residential trajectories: Still living in the northern part of the city
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Part 2
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Fairs in public spaces, a way of inhabiting the city
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Unequal mobility
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School squares and paths. Experiences of inhabiting public space in the neighborhood. Córdoba 2021
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Part 3Transformations of urban space: state planning and the real estate market
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The international circulation of urban policies: an approach to superblocks in the city of Córdoba (Argentina)
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Economic openness vs. social justice. An analysis of urban transformation processes in the historic center of Havana (2011-2021)
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Smart City: Concepts and history of a new urban utopia
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Part 4
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Anything goes down the drain. Ethnographic decay
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A clean slate? Initial reflections on the changes and continuities between two planning institutions in Córdoba (2019-2020)
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Published
January 3, 2022
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Copyright (c) 2022 Miriam Abate Daga, Julieta Capdevielle; Lucía Page, María Victoria Diaz Marengo, Camila Pilatti, María Debarnot, Carolina Cecilia Marchetti, Andres Mazzeo, Lázaro Manuel Alemán Estrada, Nicolás Carangi, Silvia Attwood, Camilo Martínez García
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978-950-33-1672-6
