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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Urban marginality"”.

  1. The neoliberalization of street vending policy in Lima, Peru: the politics of citizenship. property and public space in the production of a new urban marginality

    … is attempting to change the ways in which the urban poor - particularly those that participate in street vending - use urban spaces in Lima, Peru. Using municipal policies, newspaper articles and local academic texts I argue that there is a changing marginality in Lima that is being experienced …

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  2. The production of marginality. Paradoxes of urban planning and housing policies in Cali, Colombia

    … wide gamut of policies during the last 70 years, urban marginality persists in most Latin American cities. Although this condition has been strongly associated with informal settlements, the premise underpinning this research is that marginality can be produced by the state through the …

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  3. “Now I See the Importance of History”: Tracing the Geneaology of Hip Hop, Young People and the Academy

    … such as Culturally Relevant Pedagogy, Identity, Urban, Marginality, and Resistance emerged as leading concepts that often explain Black youth positionality in hip hop culture. This dissertation asserts that the terms and methods used to articulate an image of Black youth identity can lead to …

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  4. Slippin’: A participatory and psychocultural study of inner city youth, masculinity, race and mental health.

    This is a study of youth and urban marginality set in the inner city neighbourhood of St Pauls, Bristol. The study centres on and around a Participatory Action Research (PAR) project undertaken with seven young Black British men aged 15 to 24, over eighteen months in the period immediately before …

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