9789354422331 - Urban Housing, Livelihoods and Environmental Challenges in Emerging Economies de Shaw, Annapurna (21 resultados)

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Soft cover. Condición: New. Contents: Introduction. Part I: Changing Contexts and the Role of the State in Housing Provision. 1. Housing Policies in Recent Brazil. 2. Towards a More Humane Urbanism: Low-Income Housing in Urban India. 3. The Kruschyovka Kalashnikov. 4. (De) Embracing Enabling Housing Strategies? Evidence from Southern Countries. Part II: Redevelopment of Slums. 5. Brazilian Favelas: Two Decades of Public Policies. 6. Settlement in a Smartening City . 7. Urban-Poor Housing Development in Asia: From Target Group to Negotiating Partner. Part III: Informal Housing and Right to the City. 8. The Politics of Poverty and Property in Indian Metros: The Case of Kathputli Colony in New Delhi. 9. Approaches to Informal Settlements and Livelihood-building Processes in Durban. 10. For a Pedagogy of Co-existence in the Polis. Part IV: Environmental Re(Configurations) of Urban Infrastructure, Housing and Livelihoods. 11. The BRICS New Development Bank s False Dawn: Unsustainable Urban Infrastructure Finance in South Africa. 12. Location, Livelihoods and Environment in Contemporary Delhi. 13. The Role of Small Towns in Mediating Rapid Urbanisation: Insights from Northeast China. 14. Class and Tenancy Relations in Calcutta, 1914 1926. Index. In the twenty-first century, for the first time in history, the world s urban population exceeded its rural population. However, the rural urban migration driving this urbanisation in developing countries has resulted in a growing informal economic sector and informal settlements such as slums. This informality lies at the heart of urban policy challenges in developing countries. This volume highlights the connected issues of urban housing, livelihoods and environment through perspectives from key emerging economies Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa and Thailand so as to harness the different histories of different societies for an exploration of common contemporary problems. Researchers and practitioners working on policy formulation, critical research and grassroots activities from around the world provide case studies, micro-histories and macro-comparisons that shed light on the vexed problem of unchecked urbanisation in developing nations. Key questions are highlighted: the role of the state in low-income urban housing; the role of the community and civil society in the context of ethnic diversity and informality of urban growth; and the impact of liberalisation and globalisation on housing policies. The authors advocate involving the poor in housing questions so that they become negotiating partners in navigating solutions that affect their lives and livelihoods. Critiquing the imposition of a smart cities mentality onto ill-prepared urban spaces, they highlight the unequal burden this places on the urban poor and their ways of living, moving and working in the cities. Instead, the authors stress the need for creative, inclusive policies that can provide sustainable solutions for modern cities. This exciting and critically important volume will interest urban and environmental planners, policy-makers, civil society organisations and urban management professionals. Students and scholars of urban studies and urban sociology will also find these perspectives engaging.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. In the twenty-first century, for the first time in history, the world's urban population exceeded its rural population. However, the rural urban migration driving this urbanisation in developing countries has resulted in a growing informal economic sector and informal settlements such as slums. This informality lies at the heart of urban policy challenges in developing countries. This volume highlights the connected issues of urban housing, livelihoods and environment through perspectives from key emerging economies Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa and Thailand so as to harness the different histories of different societies for an exploration of common contemporary problems. Researchers and practitioners working on policy formulation, critical research and grassroots activities from around the world provide case studies, micro-histories and macro-comparisons that shed light on the vexed problem of unchecked urbanisation in developing nations. Key questions are highlighted: the role of the state in low-income urban housing; the role of the community and civil society in the context of ethnic diversity and informality of urban growth; and the impact of liberalisation and globalisation on housing policies. The authors advocate involving the poor in housing questions so that they become negotiating partners in navigating solutions that affect their lives and livelihoods. Critiquing the imposition of a smart cities mentality onto ill-prepared urban spaces, they highlight the unequal burden this places on the urban poor and their ways of living, moving and working in the cities. Instead, the authors stress the need for creative, inclusive policies that can provide sustainable solutions for modern cities. This exciting and critically important volume will interest urban and environmental planners, policy-makers, civil society organisations and urban management professionals. Students and scholars of urban studies and urban sociology will also find these perspectives engaging. The text discusses the challenges of urbanization in developing countries, focusing on informal settlements and the impact on housing, livelihoods, and the environment. It emphasizes the need for inclusive policies that involve the poor in decision-making and criticizes the imposition of smart cities without considering the needs of the urban poor. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. In the twenty-first century, for the first time in history, the world's urban population exceeded its rural population. However, the rural urban migration driving this urbanisation in developing countries has resulted in a growing informal economic sector and informal settlements such as slums. This informality lies at the heart of urban policy challenges in developing countries. This volume highlights the connected issues of urban housing, livelihoods and environment through perspectives from key emerging economies Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa and Thailand so as to harness the different histories of different societies for an exploration of common contemporary problems. Researchers and practitioners working on policy formulation, critical research and grassroots activities from around the world provide case studies, micro-histories and macro-comparisons that shed light on the vexed problem of unchecked urbanisation in developing nations. Key questions are highlighted: the role of the state in low-income urban housing; the role of the community and civil society in the context of ethnic diversity and informality of urban growth; and the impact of liberalisation and globalisation on housing policies. The authors advocate involving the poor in housing questions so that they become negotiating partners in navigating solutions that affect their lives and livelihoods. Critiquing the imposition of a smart cities mentality onto ill-prepared urban spaces, they highlight the unequal burden this places on the urban poor and their ways of living, moving and working in the cities. Instead, the authors stress the need for creative, inclusive policies that can provide sustainable solutions for modern cities. This exciting and critically important volume will interest urban and environmental planners, policy-makers, civil society organisations and urban management professionals. Students and scholars of urban studies and urban sociology will also find these perspectives engaging. The text discusses the challenges of urbanization in developing countries, focusing on informal settlements and the impact on housing, livelihoods, and the environment. It emphasizes the need for inclusive policies that involve the poor in decision-making and criticizes the imposition of smart cities without considering the needs of the urban poor. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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