Urbanization

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• Extended urbanization and rural reconfiguration in the Amazon: a theoretical-methodological proposal based on demographic and spatial indicators

  Julia Corrêa Côrtes, Álvaro de Oliveira D'Antona, Ricardo Ojima

• Chinese Foreign Direct Investment and Chinese participation in infrastructure projects in São Paulo state, Brazil: an analysis from planetary urbanization and circuits of capital

  Rubens Marcelo de Campos Pinto

• Eviction cycles in Belém (PA): the Tucunduba River Basin and the reproduction of precariousness

  Ana Carolina Miranda Tavares, Ana Claudia Duarte Cardoso

• Ex nihilo nihil fit – New cities as territorial infrastructures in Brazil and Portugal

  Ricardo Trevisan, Maria Manuel Lobo Pinto de Oliveira

• Extensive urbanization and violent neo-extractivism in Brazil: ten considerations on the explosion of the Brazilian social conflict

  Thiago Canettieri

• From Alagados to mainland: the production process of a favela, absence of the State and impacts of socio-spatial dynamics on the lives of residents

  Alison Conceição Brito, Emília Amélia Pinto Costa Rodrigues

• From Ordinances to legal norms: the trajectory of property rights in Brazil

  Gislene Pereira

• Investment Funds as a movement of the Financial-Real Estate Complex in Brazil

  Vinicius Kuboyama Nakama, Beatriz Rufino

• Migration in intermediary cities in the interior of the brazilian northeast: the attraction of migration as a distinctive element

  Silvana Nunes de Queiroz , Ricardo Ojima, Járvis Campos, Wilson Fusco

• Perpetuating the temporary: considerations on the use of Rental Assistance in the city of São Paulo

  Fernanda Pinheiro da Silva

• Property rights: analysis of the public land policy in the Cidade Olímpica, in São Luís (MA)

  Ângela Maria Pinheiro da Silva, Cláudio Eduardo de Castro

• Real estate markets and urban networks in Brazil

  Renan Pereira Almeida, Fábio Henrique Florindo Amano, Igor Santos Tupy

• Shanghai urban agglomeration and the spatial structure transformations of its central area: decline and renovation

  Lucimara Flávio Reis

• 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

• Spatial concentration of production and social inequalities

  Marcio Pochmann, Luciana Caetano da Silva

• The Amazon urban weft: a methodological proposal for recognizing a territory of possibilities

  Renata Maciel Ribeiro, Amanda Estefânia De Melo Ferreira, Ana Cláudia Duarte Cardoso, Antônio Miguel Vieira Monteiro, Ana Paula Dal'Asta, Monique Bruna Silva Carmo, Silvana Amaral

• The early years of “Cia. City” in São Paulo (1911-1915): reviewing a lacuna

  Roseli Maria Martins D'Elboux

• The houses in Ceilândia

  Elane Peixoto, Alana Silva Waldvogel, Adriana Mara Vaz de Oliveira

• The location and the place of medium size cities in the brazilian cities network

  Clauber Eduardo Marchezan Scherer, Pedro Vasconcelos Maia do Amaral

• The use of Historical GIS in the analysis of the genesis and form of cities in the northeast of São Paulo

  Rafael Augusto Silva Ferreira, Renata Baesso Pereira

• Transformations in production of periphery: the case of Itaquera and the José Bonifácio Housing Estate

  Carolina Alvim de Oliveira Freitas

• Urban expansion in State Environmental Protection Areas: contradictions between local and regional interests

  Décio Luiz Pinheiro Pradella, Laura Machado de Mello Bueno

• Urban properties and land control: the patrimony of Desterro’s City Council in the 19th century

  Gustavo Rodrigo Faccin Araujo de Souza, Marina Toneli Siqueira

• Urban sprawl and urbanization companies: the work of the Compañía Madrileña de Urbanización, the Garden City Pioneer Company, the First Garden City Ltd e the Cia. City

  Carolina Pescatori, Rodrigo de Faria

• What place does nature occupy in Henri Lefebvre’s theory of the production of space? A few thoughts

  Cláudio Smalley Soares Pereira

• “Here, vale is the State”: neoextractivism and authoritarianism in the city, the countryside and the forest in the region of Carajás

  Rodrigo Castriota