The influence of the World Bank on national housing and urban policies : the case of Mexico and Argentina during the 1990's

Cecilia Zanetta

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Urban Planning and Governance Urban and Rural Development Challenges Latin American Urban Studies

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During the 1980s and 1990s, the World Bank's urban policies in Latin America stressed market-based ideas in their urban development operations. Zanetta (urban and regional planning, U. of Tennessee) investigates the level of influence of the World Bank's policies in Argentina and Mexico during this

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