Course
Informality and Policies on Regularization
August 27, 2016 - October 4, 2016
Online
Free, offered in Spanish
This course brings together different and critical perspectives on urban informality and the approach regarding regularization to this phenomenon. It uses theory and debates from sociology, urban planning and law to help students sharpen their concept of urban informality and to design feasible practices that address it. In conceptual terms, it is a question of breaking with stereotypical and one-dimensional images of informal settlements. Students learn to appreciate the formal and functional multiplicity of informal urban settlements.
Details
Development, Favela, Housing, Inequality, Informal Land Markets, Infrastructure, Land Use, Land Use Planning, Planning, Poverty, Public Policy, Security of Tenure, Slum, Tenure, Urban, Urban Development, Urban Sprawl, Urban Upgrading and Regularization