2019
DOI: 10.1108/s0895-993520190000026006
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The State’s Unintentional Production of Turf-controlling Neighborhood Elites in Twentieth Century Lima, Peru

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“… 1. In order to maintain focus and relative brevity in this paper, I do not discuss the rich literature on mass evictions or the patronage politics that underpins housing insecurity and claims–making in Latin American cities (Holland, 2017; Auyero, 2011; Newman, 2019; Everett, 2001). However, many of the themes discussed in the South African and South Asian literature can also be found in studies on Latin America.…”
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“… 1. In order to maintain focus and relative brevity in this paper, I do not discuss the rich literature on mass evictions or the patronage politics that underpins housing insecurity and claims–making in Latin American cities (Holland, 2017; Auyero, 2011; Newman, 2019; Everett, 2001). However, many of the themes discussed in the South African and South Asian literature can also be found in studies on Latin America.…”
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confidence: 99%