Entre o fundamental e o contingente: dimensões da gentrificação contemporânea nas operações urbanas em São Paulo

Siqueira, Marina Toneli

doi:10.1590/2236-9996.2014-3205

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“…Certificates of Additional Construction Potential are securities sold to release building rights to be used within OUCs, areas defined for redevelopment in the city. There has been substantial critique focusing on gentrification, the selectivity of public investments, social segregation, and contradictory results (Siqueira, 2014). 17.…”

Section: What's Next For Urban Reform?mentioning

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The contradictions of participatory planning: Reflections on the role of politics in urban development in Niterói, Brazil

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2019

Journal of Urban Affairs

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Despite the broad celebration of Brazil's urban reform movement, recent events in Brazil have called attention to a paradox focused on the disappointing results of this movement to deal with Brazil's complex urban context. Taking this "impasse" as a starting point, this article focuses on the role of politics and its relationship to economic interests in urban development in which much decision making around urban policy takes place to understand why Brazil's progressive legislation has not succeeded in creating a more just and equitable urban environment. Using a case study of the city of Niterói, I show that patterns of state and nonstate actors are connected through both formal and informal relationships, and connections between public and private actors have a considerable impact on urban politics and policies. Focusing on the limits of participatory processes in Niterói, I call attention to the contradictions of participatory planning in Brazil.

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The contradictions of participatory planning: Reflections on the role of politics in urban development in Niterói, Brazil

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2019

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“…This creates a situation that favours landowners and specific sectors such real estate and construction, and makes it easier to overlook the demands of affected slum residents (Nobre, 2012), thus, diminishing accountability particularly to the favela population. This is not an imperfection of the hybrid governance structure, but rather of the logic of the system (Fialho Martins, 2015;Siqueira, 2014).…”

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Hybrid contractual landscapes of governance: Generation of fragmented regimes of public accountability through urban regeneration

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2020

Environment and Planning C: Politics and Space

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In this article we explore the idea of public accountability in the contemporary entrepreneurial governance of cities, which are influenced by market dependency and private sector involvement. We specifically focus on the fragmentation of public accountability through hybrid contractual landscapes of governance, in which the public and private sector actors interactively produce a diversity of instruments to ensure performance in service. This is in sharp contrast to the traditional vague norms and values appealed to by urban planning institutions, to safeguard the public interest. We argue that within these complex contractual governance environments public accountability is produced by public and private sector actors, through highly diverse sets of contractual relations and diverse control instruments that define responsibilities of diverse actors who are involved in a project within a market-dependent planning and policy making environment, which contains context-specific characteristics set by the specific rules of public-private collaboration. These complexities mean public accountability has become fragmented and largely reduced to performance control. Moreover, our understanding of contractual urban governance remains vague and unclear due to very limited empirical studies focusing on the actual technologies of contractual urban development. By deciphering the complex hybrid landscapes of contractual governance, with comparative empirical evidence from The Netherlands, UK and Brazil, we demonstrate how public accountability is assuming a more ‘contractual’ and unpredictable meaning in policy and plan implementation process.

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“…Caso se considere apenas o Centro, ao invés de toda área defi nida pela Avenida do Contorno, as narrativas sobre gentrifi cação (Betancur, 2014;Siqueira, 2014;Smith, 1996), cada vez mais presentes no debate acadêmi-co e político, não parecem se verifi car através do mercado imobiliário de apartamentos dessa área. Obviamente, para que se discuta com propriedade esse processo, variáveis demográfi cas e dos setores de serviços devem ser incluídas na análise -tarefa que este trabalho não realiza, e deixa como possibilidade para futuras pesquisas.…”

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Implosão e explosão na Exópolis: evidências a partir do mercado imobiliário da RMBH.

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Resumo AbstractAmong the contemporary metropolis' spatial phenomena, this work highlights the socalled "Implosion" and "Explosion", derived from Henri Lefebvre's work. The implosion is interpreted as a trend to agglomeration in the central areas of metropolis, which means a reoccupying of these areas as privileged spaces. The explosion informs a process of extended urbanization, which indicates the occupation of areas distant from the main centralities. These two trends are related to the called Exopolis, a metropolis interpretation provided by Edward Soja. In the empirical exercise to Belo Horizonte and its metropolitan region, housing market's data were used, and the Fuzzy Clustering Analysis was employed. The results about the implosion hypothesis stresses the heterogeneity of the city's central area, and to explosion, this market provided evidences that it is actually extending itself through the region, either in clusters of housing of workers in the urban fabric, whether in condos for elites. Keywords urbanization; housing market; Belo Horizonte; methods of regional and urban analysis.JEL Codes R00; R2; R3; O18. Implosão e explosão na Exópolis: evidências a partir do mercado imobiliário da RMBH Implosion and explosion in the Exopolis: evidences from the MRBH's real estate market

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Entre o fundamental e o contingente: dimensões da gentrificação contemporânea nas operações urbanas em São Paulo

Cited by 21 publications

References 15 publications

The contradictions of participatory planning: Reflections on the role of politics in urban development in Niterói, Brazil

The contradictions of participatory planning: Reflections on the role of politics in urban development in Niterói, Brazil

Hybrid contractual landscapes of governance: Generation of fragmented regimes of public accountability through urban regeneration

Implosão e explosão na Exópolis: evidências a partir do mercado imobiliário da RMBH.

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