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new dimensions of peripheral urbanization in Latin America
Frontmatter -- Contents -- Figures and Tables -- Introduction: Old and New Dimensions of Peripheral Urbanization in Latin America -- PART 1 Framing Peripheral Urbanization in Latin America -- 1 Peripheral Urbanization: Autoconstruction, Transversal Logics, and Politics in Cities of the Global South -- 2 Urban Community and Resistance -- 3 Planetary Urbanization and the Commodity Super-Cycle in Latin America -- PART 2 Metropolitan Peripheries under Financialization and Urban Extractivism -- 4 Large-Scale Housing in Peripheral Urbanization: Persistence and Change in the Production of Urban Space in the Mexico City Megaregion -- 5 Peri-urban Megaprojects in Santiago de Chile: The Urbanization by Holdings and the Paradoxical Happiness of Middle- Class Dwellers -- 6 Financialization and Social Reproduction in the Buenos Aires Urban Periphery -- PART 3 Community, Commoning, and Political Agency on the Urban Margins -- 7 The Self-Built City as Palimpsest: (Re)Constructing Urban Memory in Lima's Hybrid Peripheries -- 8 Occupy the Periphery: Housing Occupations and the Production of Urban Commons in Belo Horizonte -- 9 Hybrid Livelihoods: Resistant Adaption in Peri-urban Bolivia -- 10 Blurring the Urban-Rural Divide: Urban Peripheries as Sites of Food Sovereignty Construction in Caracas -- PART 4 Extended Urbanization between New Rurality and Operational Landscapes -- 11 Planetary Urbanization, Agro-Exports, and Informality: Making Sense of the Expanding Peripheries and Emerging Cities in Coastal Ecuador -- 12 Worlding the Atacama Desert: Peripheral Urbanization and Transnational Resource Extraction Urbanism in Antofagasta, Chile -- 13 Planetary Urbanization and Maquiladoras: Unveiling Abstract Space in Yucatán, Mexico -- 14 Rural Livelihoods, Urbanization, and Incomplete Population Transitions in Brazil -- 15 The Urbanization of Mexico's Countryside: A Socio-political Approach to Spatial Transformation -- Conclusion: Peripheral Urbanization: Current Trends, Methodological Advances, and the Decolonization of Urban Theo -- Contributors -- Index
edited by Nadine Reis and Michael Lukas.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Toronto ; Buffalo ; London : University of Toronto Press, 2022