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Land Tenure & Disasters: Response, Rebuilding, Resilience

Photograph above: Claude Andre Nadon/UNOPS, Reconstruction efforts in Fort National, Haiti Taking advantage of the fact that this session will Continue reading →

Border, Maquilas and Colonias, Part 2

Colonias Along with the urbanization increase of the 1950s, the arrival of the maquiladoras in the 1960s, and NAFTA in the Continue reading →

Ways to Stay Put

By 2050, 55% of India’s population is expected to live in cities[1]. While it has been noted that the influx Continue reading →

The Right to the City

“The right to the city is far more than the individual liberty to access urban resources: it is a right Continue reading →

Social contracts in ‘slums’, some evidence from the informal rental market in Medellin

Intro Post by Paula Restrepo Everyone that has ever set a foot in a slum has realized that – as Continue reading →

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