1st Edition
Economic Growth and Urbanization in Developing Areas
Introduction: Urbanization, Economic Development, and Space
1. Dependent Urbanization in the Contemporary Semi-Periphery: Deepening the Analogy, David A. Smith and Roger J. Nemeth
2. ‘Anteroom to a Madhouse’: Economic Growth and Urban Development in Barcelona in the Franco Era, John Naylon
3. Urbanization at the Periphery: Reflections on the Changing Dynamics of Housing and Employment in Latin American Cities, Alan Gilbert
4. Industrialization and Household Response: A Case Study of Penang, Mei Ling Young and Kamal Salih
5. The Acceptable Face of Self-Help Housing: Subletting in Fiji Squatter Settlements – Exploitation or Survival Strategy?, Jenny J. Bryant
6. The Built Environment and Social Movements in the Semi-Periphery: Urban Housing Provision in the Northern Territory of Australia, David Drakakis-Smith
7. Upgrading the ‘Matchboxes’: Urban Renewal in Soweto, 1976-86, Charles Mather and Susan Parnell
8. Economic Considerations on the Renovation of the Historic Centre of Salvador (Bahia), Brazil, Johannes Augel
9. Temporary Trading for Temporary People: The Making of Hawking in Soweto, Keith Beavon and Chris Rogerson
10. Consumerism, the State, and the Informal Sector: Shebeens in South Africa’s Black Townships, Chris Rogerson
11. The Last Frontier: The Emergence of the Industrial Palate in Hong Kong, Scott MacLeod and Terry McGee
Bibliography
Index
Biography
David Drakakis-Smith
