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Application of 3D Cadastres as a Land Policy Tool
Revista Land LinesAbril 2012The consolidation of a 3D cadastre, which registers how 3D parcels intersect with the corresponding legal norms and regulations, would contribute to more effective urban and environmental planning,...
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Faculty Profile
Ciro BidermanRevista Land LinesEnero 2011Ciro Biderman is an associate professor in the graduate and undergraduate programs in public administration and in economics at Getulio Vargas Foundation (FGV) in São Paulo; associate researcher at...
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Tenure Security and Housing Improvement in Buenos Aires
Revista Land LinesJulio 2010Jean-Louis van GelderThe concept of tenure security can be viewed in three different ways: as a legal construct that often takes the form of title to property; as de facto security based on the actual situation; and as...
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Living in Slums
Residential Location Preferences in Santiago, ChileRevista Land LinesOctubre 2009Isabel Brain, Pablo Celhay, José Joaquín Prieto, and Francisco SabatiniThis study offers a new perspective on the location patterns and preferences of slum households. Underlying the family decision to live in a slum is an interest in increasing the probabilities of...
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Law and Land Policy in Latin America
Shifting Paradigms and Possibilities for ActionRevista Land LinesJulio 2009Legal systems have contributed to informal development in two main ways—through the exclusionary land, property rights, and registration legal provisions, and through flawed planning systems...
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Measuring Informality in Housing Settlements
Why Bother?Revista Land LinesAbril 2009The confusing and contradictory responses by Latin America experts who participated in our survey call attention to potentially misleading policies that might be fomented by erroneous perceptions and...
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Urban Housing Informality
Does Building and Land Use Regulation Matter?Revista Land LinesJulio 2008Ciro Biderman, Martim Smolka, and Anna Sant’AnnaNew evidence from Brazil indicates that the regulation of land use and building standards can reinforce other factors that contribute to informal and irregular urban land occupation.
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Housing Rural Migrants in China's Urbanizing Villages
Revista Land LinesJulio 2007The emergence and prevalence of urbanizing villages is an outcome of China’s rapid urbanization, the dichotomy between rural and urban policies, and specific urban land policies.
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Report From the President
Appreciating DensityRevista Land LinesAbril 2007Gregory K. IngramPopulation density has been identified by many analysts as a key indicator of the efficiency and sustainability of human development patterns.
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The Challenge of Slum Formation in the Developing World
Revista Land LinesAbril 2007A flourishing informal market already provides housing alternatives for both poor and middle-class families in many cities where access to land is constrained in the urban core and is held privately...
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