Cities From Scratch: Poverty and Informality in Urban Latin America
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Cities From Scratch: Poverty and Informality in Urban Latin America

by Javier Auyero, Bryan Mccann, Brodwyn Fischer

History Sociology Urban Studies
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Cities From Scratch examines poverty and informality in urban Latin America. Bringing together urban studies and social analysis, the book considers how cities develop through processes that extend beyond formal structures, making it a useful resource for readers exploring urban change, inequality, and Latin American society.

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Cities From Scratch explores poverty and informality in urban Latin America.

The book focuses on the relationship between cities, social conditions, and informal urban development.

Written by Javier Auyero, Bryan Mccann, and Brodwyn Fischer, it presents a scholarly examination of urban life and transformation in the region.

It is suited to readers interested in cities, inequality, Latin American studies, and social research.

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