Brazilian cities, and especially the large metropolises, have undergone a process of territorialization, that is, legal and political fragmentation of the urban fabric with the configuration of spaces dominated by informal local authorities. Such spaces take on characteristics common to the favelas (slums) such as those of Rio de Janeiro which have historically displayed this type of ecological configuration. The central hypothesis of this article is that this process of urban territorialization has placed an important constraint on the full exercise of citizenship in low-income areas, since it turns the place of residence into a segregated space, lacking minimum conditions for exercising the most elementary civil rights.Les villes brésilie...
The full text format seeks to analyze the social inequality in Brazil through the spatial process of...
Through an ethnographic study of a stretch of beach in Rio de Janeiro’s Copacabana and Ipanema neigh...
The present article aims at studying how the Maringá Metropolitan Region urban area has developed wi...
Brazilian cities, and especially the large metropolises, have undergone a process of territorializat...
International audienceIn Rio de Janeiro, the struggle for the occupation of urban space contributed ...
The article aims to show striking aspects of the socio- spatial inequalities in the city of São Paul...
For the past thirty years, the Rocinha favela, a self-built district of Rio de Janeiro, has been the...
The city of Rio de Janeiro, as other Latin-American cities, have been experiencing the impacts of ne...
This article explores the history of censusing in the informal neighborhoods that have alway...
This article aims at analyzing one of the key features of the Brazilian democratic process on the ba...
Cet article présente des résultats d’une recherche sur les pratiques spatiales des habitants des fav...
The issue of the housing deficit in large Brazilian cities is a subject much discussed, both by rese...
This article discusses the occupation process of Getulio Cabral Village, in Duque de Caxias, RJ, ins...
Since re-democratisation, Brazil has experienced a slow but continuous process of urban reform, with...
Since re-democratisation, Brazil has experienced a slow but continuous process of urban reform, with...
The full text format seeks to analyze the social inequality in Brazil through the spatial process of...
Through an ethnographic study of a stretch of beach in Rio de Janeiro’s Copacabana and Ipanema neigh...
The present article aims at studying how the Maringá Metropolitan Region urban area has developed wi...
Brazilian cities, and especially the large metropolises, have undergone a process of territorializat...
International audienceIn Rio de Janeiro, the struggle for the occupation of urban space contributed ...
The article aims to show striking aspects of the socio- spatial inequalities in the city of São Paul...
For the past thirty years, the Rocinha favela, a self-built district of Rio de Janeiro, has been the...
The city of Rio de Janeiro, as other Latin-American cities, have been experiencing the impacts of ne...
This article explores the history of censusing in the informal neighborhoods that have alway...
This article aims at analyzing one of the key features of the Brazilian democratic process on the ba...
Cet article présente des résultats d’une recherche sur les pratiques spatiales des habitants des fav...
The issue of the housing deficit in large Brazilian cities is a subject much discussed, both by rese...
This article discusses the occupation process of Getulio Cabral Village, in Duque de Caxias, RJ, ins...
Since re-democratisation, Brazil has experienced a slow but continuous process of urban reform, with...
Since re-democratisation, Brazil has experienced a slow but continuous process of urban reform, with...
The full text format seeks to analyze the social inequality in Brazil through the spatial process of...
Through an ethnographic study of a stretch of beach in Rio de Janeiro’s Copacabana and Ipanema neigh...
The present article aims at studying how the Maringá Metropolitan Region urban area has developed wi...