2018
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-57816-3_9
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Urban Tropical Forest: Where Nature and Human Settlements Are Assets for Overcoming Dependency, but How Can Urbanisation Theories Identify These Potentials?

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“…Concretely, this means attending to regional and international circular migration between non-city and city spaces as well as emergent climate refugee flows just as much as we reflect on the development of territorial infrastructure; it means accounting for the inter-regional and international remittances of migrant labour just as much as we analyse foreign direct investments by state-owned enterprises and multinational corporations. Recent contributions by Mezzadra and Neilson (2013, 2019), Deborah Cowen (2014), Cardoso et al (2018), Gidwani and Ramamurthy (2018), and Martín Arboleda (2020) offer important points of departure that might be read in conjunction with Araghi’s notion of ‘global depeasantisation’ in order to more fully apprehend the labour geographies of extended urbanisation.…”
Section: Extended Urbanisation and Agrarian Questions: New Openingsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Concretely, this means attending to regional and international circular migration between non-city and city spaces as well as emergent climate refugee flows just as much as we reflect on the development of territorial infrastructure; it means accounting for the inter-regional and international remittances of migrant labour just as much as we analyse foreign direct investments by state-owned enterprises and multinational corporations. Recent contributions by Mezzadra and Neilson (2013, 2019), Deborah Cowen (2014), Cardoso et al (2018), Gidwani and Ramamurthy (2018), and Martín Arboleda (2020) offer important points of departure that might be read in conjunction with Araghi’s notion of ‘global depeasantisation’ in order to more fully apprehend the labour geographies of extended urbanisation.…”
Section: Extended Urbanisation and Agrarian Questions: New Openingsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…O direcionamento das atividades produtivas para áreas rurais (garimpos, empresas madeireiras, de mineração e agropecuárias) e o fluxo migratório gerado pelas grandes obras (rodovias, ferrovias, portos, hidrelétricas etc.) promoveram o surgimento improvisado de novas cidades e a expansão incremental de núcleos existentes próximos a tais eventos (Cardoso, Melo & Gomes, 2015;Cardoso et al, 2018;Cardoso et al, 2022). A partir dos anos 1980 o desmatamento e conversão de usos iniciaram o apagamento de rios e supressão vegetal dentro e no entorno das cidades (Projeto MapBiomas, 2022), em um sentido inverso daquele já em curso nas cidades dos países pós-industriais.…”
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