Vol. 25 No. 57 (2023): novas agendas urbanas

Apresentação

Apresentação

Vanessa Marx, Roberta Guimarães

359-369
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Artigos

State and developers of urban neoliberalism: gated communities in Uruguay

Marcelo Pérez Sánchez, Sebastián Aguiar

371-396
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Creative cities and the international agenda of tourist-cultural policies for urban renewal

Bruno Gontyjo do Couto

397-417
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All that glitters is not gold: Florianópolis and competitive urbanism

Marina Toneli Siqueira, Aleph Tonera Lucas

419-442
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Historic centers in Brazil: an analysis based on the demographic census

Rogerio Proença Leite, Sandra Rafaela Magalhães Corrêa

443-465
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Smart cities in Brazil: connections between corporate power, rights, and civic engagement

Jess Reia, Luã Cruz

467-490
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Sustainable mobility and digital technologies: an agenda based on urban commons

Anísio Brasileiro, Maurício Oliveira de Andrade, Debora Vasconcelos

491-513
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Human dignity affected by environments created through digital tools

Claudia Afonso

515-535
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The mechanisms of non-state governance of violence in a poor neighborhood in Recife

Ricardo Caldas Cavalcanti Filho

537-562
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Urban agriculture, social innovation, and governance: a study in Florianópolis

André Augusto Manoel, Carolina Andion

563-590
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Journey from home to work: the use of modes of transport and time in the city of Fortaleza

Irapuan Peixoto Lima Filho, Giovanna Freitas Rebouças, Sol Carolina L. Salgado

591-616
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Moving in the metropolis: commuting in the Metropolitan Region of Rio de Janeiro

Ulisses Carlos Silva Ferreira, Paulo de Martino Jannuzzi, Letícia de Carvalho Giannella

617-639
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Are owners more satisfied than tenants? Discriminant analysis in the urban context

Aline Ramos Esperidião, Beatrice Lorenz Fontolan, Alfredo Iarozinski Neto

641-661
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The limits to subsidized rental housing in Brazil: the case of Belo Horizonte

Marina Sanders Paolinelli, André Tiné Gimenez

663-686
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Real estate restructuring: a concept from capitalist urbanization

Carolina Alvim de Oliveira Freitas

687-711
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Bom Retiro Park – Successes and challenges in the institution of the common in Curitiba

Maria Carolina Maziviero, Alexandre Vinicius do Carmo

713-732
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Solid waste minimization in Sweden: management proposals for Brazilian municipalities

Cristina Maria Dacach Fernandez Marchi

733-757
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The State’s role in the production of the neoliberal city: a portrait of Palmas, state of Tocantins

Ana Carla de Lira Bottura

759-784
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Vol. 25 No. 57 (2023): novas agendas urbanas

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Apresentação

Apresentação

Artigos

State and developers of urban neoliberalism: gated communities in Uruguay

Creative cities and the international agenda of tourist-cultural policies for urban renewal

All that glitters is not gold: Florianópolis and competitive urbanism

Historic centers in Brazil: an analysis based on the demographic census

Smart cities in Brazil: connections between corporate power, rights, and civic engagement

Sustainable mobility and digital technologies: an agenda based on urban commons

Human dignity affected by environments created through digital tools

The mechanisms of non-state governance of violence in a poor neighborhood in Recife

Urban agriculture, social innovation, and governance: a study in Florianópolis

Journey from home to work: the use of modes of transport and time in the city of Fortaleza

Moving in the metropolis: commuting in the Metropolitan Region of Rio de Janeiro

Are owners more satisfied than tenants? Discriminant analysis in the urban context

The limits to subsidized rental housing in Brazil: the case of Belo Horizonte

Real estate restructuring: a concept from capitalist urbanization

Artigos Complementares

Bom Retiro Park – Successes and challenges in the institution of the common in Curitiba

Solid waste minimization in Sweden: management proposals for Brazilian municipalities

The State’s role in the production of the neoliberal city: a portrait of Palmas, state of Tocantins

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