A poverty of rights: citizenship and inequality in twentieth-century Rio de Janeiro

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Contents Political Parties Represented in Rio de Janeiro's City Council, 1947-64 000 A Note on Historical Context 000 Introduction 1 Part I: Rights to the Marvelous City Preface to Part I: A favela vai abaixo Part I-1 00 Chapter 1: The City of Hills and Swamps 00 Chapter 2: Rio and Brazil's Populist Republic 00 Postscript to Part I: The Morro of Santo Antonio 00 Part II: Work, Law and Justica Social in Vargas' Rio Preface to Part II: On the Borders of Social Class 000 Chapter 3: Vargas and the Voz do Povo 000 Chapter 4: Word into Law: Work and Family in Vargas-Era Legislation 000 Postscript to Part II: Work, Welfare and Citizenship, 1945-64 000 Part III: Rights Poverty in the Criminal Courts Preface to Part III: Judicial Honor in the Morro 000 Chapter 5: The Poor in Classical Criminal Law 000 Chapter 6: Positivist Criminology and Paper Poverty 000 Part IV: Owning the Illegal City Preface: to Part IV Urban Ground 000 Chapter 7: Informality in Law and Custom 000 Chapter 8: The Land Wars of Rio de Janeiro 000 Postscript to Part IV: The Hardscrabble City 000 Epilogue: Poverty and Citizenship 000 Statistical Appendixes 000 I. Cross-Tabulations for Chapters 5 and 6 000 II. Regressions on Pre-1945 Sample for Chapter 5 000 III. Regressions on Post-1945 Data for Chapter Six 000 Notes 000 Bibliography Index

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