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Processos de megapolização: São Paulo e Mumbai / Processes of megapolização: Sao Paulo and Mumbai
Belle, Marie-Charlotte.
  • Belle, Marie-Charlotte; Université de la Sorbonne. Centre Roland Mousnier. Centre d'Etude du Brésil et de l'Atlantique Sud. Paris. FR
Estud. av ; 23(66): 223-236, 2009. ilus
Article in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: lil-521613
RESUMO
Este artigo analisa a evolução das políticas públicas das megalópoles São Paulo e Mumbai, no que se refere às favelas, mediante exame dos programas e dos planos de desenvolvimento elaborados pelas autoridades metropolitanas, de 1950 até o presente. Essa comparação ressalta quatro grandes períodos comuns às duas aglomerações. Concluindo, a alternância política e a falta de recursos financeiros impediram a continuidade dos projetos. Quem gerencia hoje a cidade, os poderes públicos ou os investidores privados?.
ABSTRACT
This article is based on the comparison of the metropolitan policies formulated by two megacities, São Paulo and Mumbai, to deal with slums in order to examine development plans prepared by public authorities since 1950. This comparison bring out the similarities in their four general trends. The end, the policies failed due to changes in the municipal administration which interfered with the continuity of programmes and to lack of financial resources. Who really manages the city the government or private investors?.
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Full text: Available Index: LILACS (Americas) Main subject: Public Policy / Urbanization / Poverty Areas / Cities / City Planning Language: Portuguese Journal: Estud. av Journal subject: Science / Social Sciences / Public Health Year: 2009 Type: Article Affiliation country: France Institution/Affiliation country: Université de la Sorbonne/FR

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Full text: Available Index: LILACS (Americas) Main subject: Public Policy / Urbanization / Poverty Areas / Cities / City Planning Language: Portuguese Journal: Estud. av Journal subject: Science / Social Sciences / Public Health Year: 2009 Type: Article Affiliation country: France Institution/Affiliation country: Université de la Sorbonne/FR