Vol. 24 No. 54 (2022): as metrópoles sob governança neoliberal/ultraliberal

Published: 2022-05-22

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Francisco Fonseca, Humberto Meza, Nelson Rojas de Carvalho

443-450
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Artigos

Neoliberal management of precarity: rental housing as a new neoliberal frontier of housing financialization

Isadora de Andrade Guerreiro, Raquel Rolnik, Adriana Marín-Toro

451-475
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Mapping large urban projects: a survey of urban consortium operations in brazilian cities

Marina Toneli Siqueira, Carolina Silva e Lima Schleder

477-500
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Neoliberal urbanization and mega events in Lima and Callao

Luis Miguel Gomez Cornejo Urriola

501-522
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Densification and verticalization in the central cities of the Metropolitan Region of Baixada Santista

Lenimar Gonçalves Rios, Mônica Antonia Viana, Alexandre Lukas Morrone

523-547
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Neoliberalism and the emptying of the State in public transportation in Araraquara, state of São Paulo, Brazil

Tatiane Borchers, Victor Garcia Figueirôa-Ferreira

549-576
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“Doing their best for the company”: neoliberalism and the subjectivity of shopper workers

Brauner Geraldo Cruz Junior, Claudio Luis, Paulo Roberto

577-602
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Urban walkways designed by João Batista Vilanova Artigas

Ana Tagliari, Wilson Florio

603-623
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Neoliberal governance in mining territories: private social investment in the Metropolitan Region of Belo Horizonte

Junia Maria Ferrari de Lima, Renato Barbosa Fontes, Léa Guimarães Souki

625-645
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Bittersweet mining dependency in Minas Gerais towns: Brumadinho and Itabira in perspective

Frederico Dornellas Martins Quintão, Armindo dos Santos de Sousa Teodósio, André Luiz de Freitas Dias

647-668
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Urbanization and management of hydrological risks in São Paulo

Afonso Celso Vanoni de Castro, Angélica Tanus Benatti Alvim

669-695
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Potentialities and contradictions of the Municipal Fund for Environmental Sanitation and Infrastructure in the city of São Paulo – 2011-2018

Lucas Daniel Ferreira

697-720
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Creative Economy: an urban development strategy in Belo Horizonte

Renata de Leorne Salles

721-738
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Porto Alegre as a growth machine: recent housing production in the metropolis

Mario Leal Lahorgue, Paulo Roberto Rodrigues Soares, Heleniza Ávila Campos

739-763
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Real estate market regulation and housing policy in Rio de Janeiro

Thêmis Amorim Aragão

765-791
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Production of residential space in Santos, state of SP: urban parameters and the “urban order”

Marina Ferrari de Barros, Flavia da Fonseca Feitosa, Jeroen Johannes Klink

793-830
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The international dimension in the urban transformations of the Floresta neighborhood in Porto Alegre

Vanessa Marx, Gabriela Luiz Scapini, Gabrielle Araújo

831-852
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Vol. 24 No. 54 (2022): as metrópoles sob governança neoliberal/ultraliberal

Full Issue

Apresentação

Apresentação

Artigos

Neoliberal management of precarity: rental housing as a new neoliberal frontier of housing financialization

Mapping large urban projects: a survey of urban consortium operations in brazilian cities

Neoliberal urbanization and mega events in Lima and Callao

Densification and verticalization in the central cities of the Metropolitan Region of Baixada Santista

Neoliberalism and the emptying of the State in public transportation in Araraquara, state of São Paulo, Brazil

“Doing their best for the company”: neoliberalism and the subjectivity of shopper workers

Urban walkways designed by João Batista Vilanova Artigas

Neoliberal governance in mining territories: private social investment in the Metropolitan Region of Belo Horizonte

Bittersweet mining dependency in Minas Gerais towns: Brumadinho and Itabira in perspective

Urbanization and management of hydrological risks in São Paulo

Potentialities and contradictions of the Municipal Fund for Environmental Sanitation and Infrastructure in the city of São Paulo – 2011-2018

Creative Economy: an urban development strategy in Belo Horizonte

Porto Alegre as a growth machine: recent housing production in the metropolis

Real estate market regulation and housing policy in Rio de Janeiro

Production of residential space in Santos, state of SP: urban parameters and the “urban order”

The international dimension in the urban transformations of the Floresta neighborhood in Porto Alegre

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