Inequality and Socio-Spatial Segregation

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• Drugs, morality and “central hyperperipheries” under the fragmentary social and spatial logic in São Paulo (Brazil) and Bogotá (Colombia)

  Thiago Godoi Calil, Eda Maria Góes

• Economic Integration versus Social Avoidance: Assessing Neighborhood Relationships Between the Shanty Town of Calabar and its Surrounding Upper-class Gated Communities

  Stephan Treuke

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• Favela-Metropolis: The Crisis of Urbanism and the Centrality of the Peripheries

  Gilberto Vieira da Cruz Junior, Rodrigo José Firmino, Rafael Matta Carnasciali

• Naming names: an essay on native categories and their political implications

  Ana Luiza Vieira Gonçalves, Cibele Saliba Rizek

• Peripheries as Places of (Re)Existence for Women: From the Body to the City

  Tuize S. Rovere

• Possible correlation between verticalization and racism/racial abuse in the city of São Paulo as spatial repression

  Luciana Fukimoto Itikawa

• Racial inequity and natural leisure spaces

  Danilo Ciaco Nunes, Bruno Modesto Silvestre, Sílvia Cristina Franco Amaral

• São Paulo in the 2000s: urban segregation and social mobility in terms of income and education

  Leonardo de Oliveira Fontes

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• Socio-occupational stratification and spatial segregation in the São Paulo Metropolis in the 2000s

  Leandro Blanque Becceneri, Humberto Prates da Fonseca Alves, Daniel Arias Vazquez

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• Socio-spatial fragmentation and new peripheries in medium-sized cities in the brazilian semi-arid region: Mossoró (RN) and Sobral (CE)

  Wagner Vinícius Amorin, Cláudio Smalley Soares Pereira, Cleiton Ferreira da Silva

• The middle classes and socio-spatial transformations in the metropolises of Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo: 2000-2010

  Adalberto Cardoso, Edmond Préteceille