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Daniel Hawkins - The Struggles over City-Space

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Daniel Hawkins

The Struggles over City-Space

Reihe: Studien zu Lateinamerika

Band 13 2011

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Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 2-4

Acknowledgements S. 5-6

Table of Contents S. 7-10

List of Figures and Tables S. 11-12

Acronyms & Abbreviations S. 13-14

Introduction S. 15-26

Methodology S. 27-30

Analytical perspective S. 30-32

Empirical method S. 32-36

Medellín: urban growth and transformation and class impacts in space S. 37-39

The urbe in Latin America S. 39-44

Medellín: the interrelated spheres of industrialization, urbanization, informality and violence S. 44-48

Opening the door to Marxian theory S. 49-55

Space and geography as secondary spheres in social theory S. 55-59

Space: a missing realm in Marxian theory? S. 59-62

Incorporating geography and space into Marxian theory S. 62-66

Spatio-temporal fixes: imperialisms of capital and imperialisms of territory S. 66-70

Accumulation via Dispossession: the violence of reshaping space and society S. 70-73

The spatio-temporalities of capitalism in the city: dilemmas and prospects S. 73-76

Public space and the rule of exchange value S. 76-80

Urbanization and industrialization in capitalist-city development S. 80-84

The spheres and avenues of class power and subaltern power struggles S. 84-90

Informal struggle and the terrain of citizenship in Latin America S. 90-92

Clientelism: the citizenship of concrete interests S. 92-96

Modernizing the city: the science of urbanism S. 97-106

Class bias in the urban development of Medellín S. 106-108

The official capitalist city and the pervasive ‘popular’ city S. 108-111

The limits of the capital industrial model (1950-1980) S. 111-120

Urban insecurity, economic fracturing and the disabled State: 1980-1990 S. 120-126

The reconfiguration of the State: decentralization and the new sphere of Public Space (1990-2008) S. 126-128

The Birth of a Rights discourse and the emergence of a Colombian citizenry S. 128-133

Aesthetic beauty or community vivacity? S. 133-137

The informal labour market: the forgotten sphere of political economic theory S. 138-145

Structural ‘unemployment’, ‘underemployment’ and the informal sector S. 145-153

Macro-economic solutions to sectoral and productive heterogeneities S. 153-156

Re-sketching the urban transformations and their association with the formal, informal and illegal economies (a historical backtracking) S. 156-159

From the informal ‘sector’ debate to the specificities of informal street vending: global and local transformations S. 159-160

Street vending in the age of modernity and post-modernity S. 160-165

Informal street vendors: a distinct category of informal agents and activity S. 165-170

The further division of street vendors: time and stability S. 170-171

Informal street vending: ignore it, endorse it, or eliminate it? S. 171-177

Informal street trade and local government regulation pre-1988 S. 178-183

Popular local and departmental elections and the reinvigoration of public space: impacts on the governance of informal street vending S. 183-185

Local administration policies to recuperate the city centre. Juan Gómez Martínez and the construction of large-scale vendor markets S. 185-188

Omar Flórez Vélez: the pseudo-passive approach to informal street vending regulation S. 188-189

Luis Alfredo Ramos: an integral approach to informal street vending regulation S. 189-190

Sergio Naranjo and the reordering of the city centre S. 190-193

The return of Juan Gómez Martínez and mass-scale vendor relocation in CCPs S. 193-194

Luís Pérez and the resurgence of citizenship vis-à-vis public space S. 194-198

Independent politics and the emergence of Sergio Fajardo S. 198-212

The present administration: Alonso Salazar and political continuance S. 212-216

Governing urban public space and informal street vending in the period of decentralization (1988-2008) S. 216-222

The normative definition and protection of public space S. 223-226

The 1991 Constitution: the guarantor of citizen rights S. 226-232

The Constitutional Court’s political interpretation of the informal street vending-public space recuperation conflict S. 232-240

The fundamental right to the vital minimum S. 240-241

The Constitutional demarcation of how far State policies can stretch S. 241-243

Survey of Medellín’s vendors: working conditions and vendor perception of local administrations S. 244-247

Three-tiered informal vendor survey S. 247-250

Findings S. 250-267

Group 2 (vendors in government-built kiosks) S. 267-272

Group three (CCP vendors) S. 272-283

Conclusions S. 283-289

Colombian trade union confederations and the informal street vending sector: gradual improvement in organizational drive? S. 289-294

Informal vendor action and relationship to the present municipal government of Medellín S. 294-295

Final Reflections S. 295-299

Moving the theoretical debate along S. 299-301

Concretely examining local political regulation of ISV S. 301-304

Formal Interviews S. 305-306

Informal conversations (apart from the vendor surveys of Chapter 7) S. 306

Bibliography S. 307-328

doi.org/10.5771/9783845232683

Ismail Doga Karatepe, Christoph Scherrer - The Phantom of Upgrading in Agricultural Supply Chains

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Ismail Doga Karatepe (Hrsg.), Christoph Scherrer (Hrsg.)

The Phantom of Upgrading in Agricultural Supply Chains

Reihe: Labor and Globalization

Band 22 2021

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Du Quynh Chi, Daniel Hawkins, Clésio Marcelino de Jesus, Antonio Cesar Ortega, Bruno Benzaquen Perosa, Santosh Verma, Ismail Doga Karatepe, Christoph Scherrer 3. Economic and Social Upgrading in the Coffee VC in a Comparative Perspective S. 111-173

doi.org/10.5771/9783957102911

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