This book explores these urban dynamics in Mexico City and beyond, looking at the material and symbolic mechanisms through which urban marginality is produced and contested.
This book explores these urban dynamics in Mexico City and beyond, looking at the material and symbolic mechanisms through which urban marginality is produced and contested.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Julie Cupples is Professor of Human Geography and Cultural Studies at the University of Edinburgh, UK Tom Slater is Reader in Urban Geography at the University of Edinburgh, UK
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Acknowledgements 1. Introduction: Producing and Contesting Urban Marginality, Tom Slater Part 1: Conceptual Terrains 2. An Explanatory or Mystifying Concept? The Use Value of Gentrification Theory, Edwar Calderon, Neil Gray, Hamish Kallin, and Ebru Soytemel 3. Oscillations in Housing Policy: Comparative Urbanism Across Delhi and Rio de Janeiro, Héctor Becerril Miranda and Kavita Ramakrishnan 4. The Calais Jungle: A City In-between Urban Worlds, Oli Mould Part 2: Everyday Marginalities 5. Contrasting 'Ghetto' Pride: A Comparison of the Sense of Belonging for People who Live Outside of their Local Neighbourhoods: London and Mexico City, César Rebolledo and Joy White 6. Music Neotribes: Moving from the Margins, Catherine Wilkinson and Joseline Vega 7. Popular Religiosity and Struggles for Urban Justice in Mexico: A Decolonial Analysis of Santa Muerte, Julie Cupples and Kevin Glynn Part 3: Marginality by Design and Designing out Marginality 8. Cultural Marginality and Urban Place Making: The Case of Leicester and Ouro Preto, Andreza Aruska de Souza Santos and Tom Hulme 9. Marginalized Development and Ad-hoc Tactics for Growth, Lucía Martín López, Christoph Lueder, and Almudena Cano 10. San Miguel de Allende: Tackling Marginality in the False-Utopian City, Mario López González Garza 11. Conclusion: Urban Research and the Pluriverse: Analytical and Political Lessons from Scholarship in Varied Margins, Julie Cupples
Acknowledgements 1. Introduction: Producing and Contesting Urban Marginality, Tom Slater Part 1: Conceptual Terrains 2. An Explanatory or Mystifying Concept? The Use Value of Gentrification Theory, Edwar Calderon, Neil Gray, Hamish Kallin, and Ebru Soytemel 3. Oscillations in Housing Policy: Comparative Urbanism Across Delhi and Rio de Janeiro, Héctor Becerril Miranda and Kavita Ramakrishnan 4. The Calais Jungle: A City In-between Urban Worlds, Oli Mould Part 2: Everyday Marginalities 5. Contrasting 'Ghetto' Pride: A Comparison of the Sense of Belonging for People who Live Outside of their Local Neighbourhoods: London and Mexico City, César Rebolledo and Joy White 6. Music Neotribes: Moving from the Margins, Catherine Wilkinson and Joseline Vega 7. Popular Religiosity and Struggles for Urban Justice in Mexico: A Decolonial Analysis of Santa Muerte, Julie Cupples and Kevin Glynn Part 3: Marginality by Design and Designing out Marginality 8. Cultural Marginality and Urban Place Making: The Case of Leicester and Ouro Preto, Andreza Aruska de Souza Santos and Tom Hulme 9. Marginalized Development and Ad-hoc Tactics for Growth, Lucía Martín López, Christoph Lueder, and Almudena Cano 10. San Miguel de Allende: Tackling Marginality in the False-Utopian City, Mario López González Garza 11. Conclusion: Urban Research and the Pluriverse: Analytical and Political Lessons from Scholarship in Varied Margins, Julie Cupples
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