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Global Poverty Law - The Production of an Urban Problem (To Be Fixed)

English · Hardback

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This book demonstrates how the various legal efforts employed to eradicate global urban poverty also play a significant role in shaping it.


List of contents










Introduction: Seeing Poverty and Fixing It: The Antipodal Perspective of 'Global' Poverty Aid Part 1: Framing Social Injustice in the Urban World 1: The Visual Economy of Global Poverty: an Urban Problem To Be Fixed by the Law 2: Advancing a Legal-Aesthetic Framework to Investigate the Global Geographies of Urban Poverty Part 2: A Legal History of Poverty's Production as an Urban Problem 3: Isolating an Urban Problem: Territorial Containment of the Poor To Be Saved 4: Modulating a Global Problem: Targeting the Poorest Populations to Save Themselves Part 3: Global Patterns of Aid and Local Practices of Poverty Demarcation 5: Data Governance: Poverty Formalization and the Grounds of Urban Informality 6: Global Poverty Law: The Things Lawyers Do that Create the Stable Imagery of Urban Poverty. Conclusion: The Ethics and Praxis of Poverty Lawyering in Times of Global Urbanity


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Moniza Rizzini Ansari is Human Rights Lawyer and Researcher at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (FAPERJ, PDN10).


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This book demonstrates how the various legal efforts employed to eradicate global urban poverty also play a significant role in shaping it.

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