Housing the urban poor : policy and practice in developing countries
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Housing the urban poor : policy and practice in developing countries
Zed Books, c1995
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- : pbk
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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内容説明
With nearly half the world's population now urbanized, cities are increasingly unable to cope. This global review examines the different history and current patterns of slum and squatter settlements in the economically most successful, middle-range and poorest of Third World countries. It also reviews the state of existing policy-oriented research, the strategies necessary in order to improve housing conditions for the very poor, and the possible future of these settlements. The authors include architects, planners, engineers, and social scientists. Their emphasis throughout is on the key role of local participants and the necessity of abandoning top-down approaches. The study covers Hong Kong, Korea, Costa Rica, Caribbean, Brazil, Colombia, Cuba, Thailand, China, Egypt, Zambia, Tanzania, Ghana, Pakistan and India.
目次
- Economic decline and urban poverty
- origins of development planning
- development planning and urban coalitions
- role of local government
- community economic development
- private sector and local economic development
- Durban's urban growth initiative
- strategies in the PWV
- urban planning, shelter strategies and economic development.
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