Vol. 21 No. 46 (2019): O ativismo urbano contemporâneo: resistências e insurgências à ordem urbana neoliberal

Published: 2019-08-28

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Apresentação

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  Cadernos Metrópole

  681-687

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Artigos

• Capitalist production of space and environment: urban-environmental activism and green gentrification in Brazil

  Pedro Henrique Campello Torres, Mariana Motta Vivian, Taísa de Oliveira Amendola Sanches

  689-713

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• Processes and materialization of urban agriculture as activism in the city of São Paulo: the case of the Corujas Community Garden

  Gustavo Nagib

  715-739

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• Between on- and off-line activism: Busão da Comunidade conquers the urban space

  Ana Maria Pereira Caetano, Maria Luiza Almeida Cunha de Castro, Marco Antonio Penido Rezende

  741-762

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• Spaces of fury. Politics and the city through the urban struggles for housing in Santiago, Chile (1990-2016)

  Alex Paulsen Espinoza, Laura Rodríguez Negrete, Rodrigo Hidalgo Dattwyler

  763-782

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• In the disputed city, production of daily life, territory and conflict in squatted buildings

  Renato Abramowicz Santos

  783-805

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• Urban dispossession and insurgency: conflicts and contradictions of real estate and housing based on recent occupations in São Paulo

  Luciana Nicolau Ferrara, Talita Anzei Gonsales, Francisco de Assis Comaru

  807-829

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• Ten years of organized housing squats in Belo Horizonte: radicalizing the struggle for housing and articulating activisms against neoliberal urbanism

  Marina Sanders Paolinelli, Thiago Canettieri

  831-853

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• Neighborhood planning experiences in Northeast Brazil: articulating insurgent planning and the right to the city

  Thaís de Miranda Rebouças, Maya Manzi, Laila Nazem Mourad

  855-878

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• Bicycles as resistance: the road paradigm and the role of cyclist activism in São Paulo/SP

  Lucas Bravo Rosin, Cristiane Kerches da Silva Leite

  879-902

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• The ecological redemption movement of the Piracicaba river basin: a collective action experience

  Miguel Hernández

  903-928

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• Creative tensions and tactical innovations in the urban union movement: the cases of telemarketers and bus drivers in Rio de Janeiro

  Carlos Takashi Jardim da Silveira, Camila Souza Menezes, Natália Cindra Fonseca

  929-949

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• Gender and right to the city based on the struggle of housing movements

  Diana Helene

  951-974

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• Living on the streets: urban reality and a public problem in Brazil

  Cristina Almeida Cunha Filgueiras

  975-1003

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