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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Faculdade de Arquitetura e Urbanismo (FAU) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Professor at Faculdade de Arquitetura e Urbanismo da Universidade de São Paulo , where she graduated in 1978 and had master degree (1981) ; Raquel Rolnik has a PhD in Urban History granted by the Graduate School Of Arts And Science History Deparament - New York University (1995). She had several professional asignements as urban planner and housing policy specialist in local and national governments and was the UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Adequate Housing from 2008 to 2014. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The COVID-19 pandemic exposed limitations of public policies in their capacity to act in face of a sanitary crisis with differentiated impacts according to strata and segments of the population (RIBEIRO et al., 2021; LabCidade, 2021 [2]). During this period, the strategies adopted (such as social isolation) were established in a centralized and homogeneous way, without paying attention …
The 1990s in Brazil , under the new institutional background made available by the 1988 Constitution, was a decade of advances in the field of the right to housing and right to the city with the incorporation of the principles of social function of cities and property,the recognition of tenure rights for informal settlements dwellers and the direct participation of citizens in the …
Grounding the hegemony of individual private property in the policies and processes of production of housing and the city, there is a proprietary reason, structuring the forms of understanding and the occupation of the territory, in its material and symbolic dimensions. This reason is an essential element of a widespread housing crisis that, especially in Latin America, is built on a colo…
This postdoctoral project aims to carry out a multiscalar analysis to monitoring, preventing and recovering from epidemics. Based on the investigation into the territorialization of the pandemic and its impacts on the Metropolitan Region of São Paulo, the research in question will have as main result the creation of a methodology for territorial reading, which combines different scales an…
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This postdoctoral project aims to carry out a multiscalar analysis to monitoring, preventing and recovering from epidemics. Based on the investigation into the territorialization of the pandemic and its impacts on the Metropolitan Region of São Paulo, the research in question will have as main result the creation of a methodology for territorial reading, which combines different scales an…
This research project intends to identify and gather housing experiences that adopt ownership models distinct from individual private property, seeking to understand the relationships between these other concepts of housing ownership, their forms of organization and appropriation of space and their socio-political contexts. Our starting point is that there is a proprietary reason that col…
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Part of the ongoing doctoral research "Eminent domain, real estate financial complex and dispossession in contemporary Sao Paulo", this research proposal to be undertaken abroad intends to deepen how eminent domain operates as a linking point between dispossession and financialization processes. The hypothesis is that this particular instrument of original acquisition of property enables …
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