Economic Growth and Urbanization in Developing Areas

Abstract

1. Introduction: Urbanization, Economic Development and Space 2. Dependent Urbanization in the Contemporary Semi-periphery David Smith, University of California and Roger Memeth, Hope College, Michigan 3. Anteroom to a Madhouse: Economic Growth and Urban Development in Barcelona in the Franco Era John Naylon, University of Keele 4. Urbanization at the Periphery: Reflections on the Changing Dynamics of Housing and Employment in Latin American Cities Alan Gilbert, University College, London 5. Industrialization and Household Response: A Case Study of Penang Mei Ling Young and Kamal Salih, Malaysian Institute for Economic Research 6. The Acceptable Face of Self-Help Housing: Subletting in Fiji Squatter Settlements Jenny J. Bryant, University of the South Pacific, Fiji 7. The Built Environment and Social Movements in the Semi-Periphery of Northern Australia David Drakakis-Smith 8. Upgrading the Matchboxes: Urban Renewal in Soweto Charles Mather, University of British Columbia, Canada, and Susan Parnall, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg 9. Economic Considerations and the Renovation of the Historic Center of Salvador (Batina), Brazil Johannes Augel, Bielefeld University, West Germany 10. Temporary Trading for Temporary People: The Making of Hawking in Soweto Keith Beavon and Chris Rogerson, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg 11. Consumerism, the State and the Informal Sector: Shebeens in South Africa's Black Townships Chris Rogerson 12. The Last Frontier: The Emergence of the Industrial Palate in Hong Kong Scott MacLeod and Terry McGee, University of British Columbia, Canada.

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