La ciudad capitalista en el patrón neoliberal de acumulación en América Latina The capitalist city in the neoliberal pattern of accumulation in Latin America

Abstract

A combination of unequal capitalist development, time and territory produces Latin American cities with particular, specific characteristics that cannot be analyzed by concepts that are used to explain cities of the developed world. The historical capital globalization does not homogenize urban formations; rather, it differentiate s them. Explaining the Latin American city in the current neoliberal pattern involves analyzing, in the capitalist generality and in its Latin American particularity, its combination of new and old, its specific historical features: indigenous subsistence; rapid urbanization; late industrialization; early deindustrialization; informal outsourcing; massive self-help housing; informal land and housing market; structural unemployment; poverty; informality; emergency regimes; low urbanization; various governmental positions concerning neoliberalism; widespread

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