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Illegal Cities : law and urban change in developing countries. / edited by Edésio Fernandes and Ann Varley.

Por: Colaborador(es): London : New York : Zed Books Ltd. , 1998Descripción: viii, 280 p. ; maps ; 23 cmTipo de contenido:
  • text
Tipo de medio:
  • unmediaded
Tipo de soporte:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 1856495493
  • 1856495507
Tema(s): Clasificación CDD:
  • 346/.124045 21
Clasificación LoC:
  • K3550 I43 1998
Contenidos:
Contents : List of Tables and Figures vii -- Contributors viii -- PART I An Introduction to Urban Legal Research 1 -- 1 Law , the City and Citizenship in Developing Countries : an Introduction / Edésio Fernandes and Ann Varley 3 -- 2 Urbanization , Law and Development : a Record of Research / Patrick McAuslan 18 -- PART II Case Studies 53 -- 3 Implications of Double Standards in Housing Policy : Development of Informal Settlements in Istanbul , Turkey / Ayse Yonder 55 -- 4 Land Disputes in the Absence of Ownership Rights : Insights from Jordan / Omar Razzaz 69 -- 5 Law and Urban Change in an Indian City / Amanda Perry 89 -- 6 Law and Urban Change : Illegal Settlements in the Philippines / Asteya M . Santiago 104 -- 7 Legal Pluralism in Caracas , Venezuela / Rogelio Pérez Perdomo and Teolinda Bolivar 123 -- 8 Law and Urban Change in Brazil / Edésio Fernandes and Raquel Rolnik 140 -- 9 Tenure Regularization , Private Property and Public Order in Mexico / Antonio Aquela and Emilio Duhau 157 -- 10 The Political Uses of Illegality : Evidence from Urban Mexico , Ann Varley 172 -- 11 A Tale of Two Cities : Policy , Law and Illegal Settlements in Kenya / Winnie V . Mitullah and Kivutha Kibwana 191 -- 12 Law and Urban Change in the New South Africa / Stephen Berrisford 213 -- PART III Conclusions and Future Trends 231 -- 13 Law and Urban Change in Developing Countries : Trends and Issues / Alain Durand Lasserve 233 -- 14 Law and the Future of Urban Management in the Third World Metropolis / Sérgio de Azevedo 258 -- Index 274 --
Tables and Figures : Tables -- 10 . 1 Expropriation of ejido land for tenure regularization , 1973 – 94 173 -- 10 . 2 Length of time taken by expropriations and area expropriated for CORETT , 1973 – 94 173 -- 11 . 1 Kenya : rural and urban population 1948 – 89 194 -- 11 . 2 Nairobi : estimated population and area of informal settlements 200 -- Figures : 3 . 1 Main area of gecekondu and bisseli tapu in Istanbul , Turkey , as of 1982 57 -- 7 . 1 Plot layout in the barrio of Carpintero – Valle , Caracas 130 -- 7 . 2 Cross – section of barrio of Carpintero – Valle , Caracas 131 --
Resumen: In the major cities of Asia, Africa and Latin America, the urban poor often have to step outside the law to gain access to housing --
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In the major cities of Asia, Africa and Latin America, the urban poor often have to step outside the law to gain access to housing. Much has been written about the problems they face, but few studies have asked why it matters that their housing is illegal, or what should be done about it. Illegal Cities seeks to answer these questions by exploring the role of law in the process of urban change. Its broad geographical coverage combines national case studies with overview chapters by leading specialists in the field.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents :
List of Tables and Figures vii --
Contributors viii --
PART I An Introduction to Urban Legal Research 1 --
1 Law , the City and Citizenship in Developing Countries : an Introduction / Edésio Fernandes and Ann Varley 3 --
2 Urbanization , Law and Development : a Record of Research / Patrick McAuslan 18 --
PART II Case Studies 53 --
3 Implications of Double Standards in Housing Policy : Development of Informal Settlements in Istanbul , Turkey / Ayse Yonder 55 --
4 Land Disputes in the Absence of Ownership Rights : Insights from Jordan / Omar Razzaz 69 --
5 Law and Urban Change in an Indian City / Amanda Perry 89 --
6 Law and Urban Change : Illegal Settlements in the Philippines / Asteya M . Santiago 104 --
7 Legal Pluralism in Caracas , Venezuela / Rogelio Pérez Perdomo and Teolinda Bolivar 123 --
8 Law and Urban Change in Brazil / Edésio Fernandes and Raquel Rolnik 140 --
9 Tenure Regularization , Private Property and Public Order in Mexico / Antonio Aquela and Emilio Duhau 157 --
10 The Political Uses of Illegality : Evidence from Urban Mexico , Ann Varley 172 --
11 A Tale of Two Cities : Policy , Law and Illegal Settlements in Kenya / Winnie V . Mitullah and Kivutha Kibwana 191 --
12 Law and Urban Change in the New South Africa / Stephen Berrisford 213 --
PART III Conclusions and Future Trends 231 --
13 Law and Urban Change in Developing Countries : Trends and Issues / Alain Durand Lasserve 233 --
14 Law and the Future of Urban Management in the Third World Metropolis / Sérgio de Azevedo 258 --
Index 274 --

Tables and Figures :
Tables --
10 . 1 Expropriation of ejido land for tenure regularization , 1973 – 94 173 --
10 . 2 Length of time taken by expropriations and area expropriated for CORETT , 1973 – 94 173 --
11 . 1 Kenya : rural and urban population 1948 – 89 194 --
11 . 2 Nairobi : estimated population and area of informal settlements 200 --
Figures :
3 . 1 Main area of gecekondu and bisseli tapu in Istanbul , Turkey , as of 1982 57 --
7 . 1 Plot layout in the barrio of Carpintero – Valle , Caracas 130 --
7 . 2 Cross – section of barrio of Carpintero – Valle , Caracas 131 --

In the major cities of Asia, Africa and Latin America, the urban poor often have to step outside the law to gain access to housing --

Tabla de contenidos provista por Syndetics

  • List of Tables and Figures(p. vii)
  • Contributors(p. viii)
  • Part I An Introduction to Urban Legal Research(p. 1)
  • 1 Law, the City and Citizenship in Developing Countries: an Introduction(p. 3)
  • 2 Urbanization, Law and Development: a Record of Research(p. 18)
  • Part II Case Studies(p. 53)
  • 3 Implications of Double Standards in Housing Policy: Development of Informal Settlements in Istanbul, Turkey(p. 55)
  • 4 Land Disputes in the Absence of Ownership Rights: Insights from Jordan(p. 69)
  • 5 Law and Urban Change in an Indian City(p. 89)
  • 6 Law and Urban Change: Illegal Settlements in the Philippines(p. 104)
  • 7 Legal Pluralism in Caracas, Venezuela(p. 123)
  • 8 Law and Urban Change in Brazil(p. 140)
  • 9 Tenure Regularization, Private Property and Public Order in Mexico(p. 157)
  • 10 The Political Uses of Illegality: Evidence from Urban Mexico(p. 172)
  • 11 A Tale of Two Cities: Policy, Law and Illegal Settlements in Kenya(p. 191)
  • 12 Law and Urban Change in the New South Africa(p. 213)
  • Part III Conclusions and Future Trends(p. 231)
  • 13 Law and Urban Change in Developing Countries: Trends and Issues(p. 233)
  • 14 Law and the Future of Urban Management in the Third World Metropolis(p. 258)
  • Index(p. 274)
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