Environment and UrbanizationIIED, 2002 - 304 páginas |
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Globalization and Cities | 3 |
from engines of growth to agents of change | 31 |
From global intercity competition to cooperation for livable cities and | 53 |
The changing nature of the informal sector in Karachi as a result of | 69 |
The Bhopal gas tragedy 1984 to? The evasion of corporate | 89 |
Local responses to globalization and peripheralization in Luanda | 115 |
Latin America | 129 |
fragmentation and privatization of the metropolitan city | 145 |
Local processes for a globalizing world | 159 |
Sustaining markets or sustaining poverty reduction? Diana Mitlin | 173 |
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