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  Año 2015, Número Extraordinario 11. Dedicado a: Politics of the urban poor: aesthetics, ethics, volatility, precarity

  • I

    • Politics of the Urban Poor: Aesthetics, Ethics, Volatility, Precarity

      Leslie C. Aiello

      pág. 1

      

  • Introduction

    • Politics of the Urban Poor: Aesthetics, Ethics, Volatility, Precarity. An Introduction to Supplement 11

      Veena Das, Shalini Randeria

      págs. 3-14

      

  • The urban process: volatility, improvisation, and seizing the moment

    • The Urban Poor and Their Ambivalent Exceptionalities: Some Notes from Jakarta

      AbdouMaliq Simone

      págs. 15-23

      

    • Poor Men with Money: On the Politics of Not Studying the Poorest of the Poor in Urban South Africa

      James Williams

      págs. 24-32

      

    • Plebeians of the Arab Spring

      Asef Bayat

      págs. 33-43

      

  • Building, dwelling, and the politics of governmentality

    • Political Leadership and the Urban Poor: Local Histories

      Veena Das, Michael Walton

      págs. 44-54

      

    • The Need for Patience: The Politics of Housing Emergency in Buenos Aires

      Valeria Procupez

      págs. 55-65

      

    • "With That, Discipline Will Also Come to Them": The Politics of the Urban Poor in Postwar Colombo

      Harini Amarasuriya, Jonathan Spencer

      págs. 66-75

      

    • Sectarianism and the Ambiguities of Welfare in Lebanon

      Melani Cammett

      págs. 76-85

      

  • Politics of relatedness: ethics and aesthetics

    • "For Us It Is Otherwise": Three Sketches on Making Poverty Sensible in the Palestinian Refugee Camps of Lebanon

      Sylvain Perdigon

      págs. 88-96

      

    • Raw Life and Respectability: Poverty and Everyday Life in a Postapartheid Community

      Fiona C. Ross

      págs. 97-107

      

    • Poverty beyond Disaster in Postinvasion Iraq: Ethics and the "Rough Ground" of the Everyday

      Hayder Al-Mohammad

      págs. 108-115

      

    • Ordinary Ethics and the Emergence of Plebeian Democracy across the Global South: Buenos Aires's La Salada Market

      Carlos A. Forment

      págs. 116-125

      

  • Aspiration, cultural production, and the claims over the city

    • Social Movements, Cultural Production, and Protests: São Paulo's Shifting Political Landscape

      Teresa P. R. Caldeira

      págs. 126-136

      

    • Forget the Poor: Radio Kinship and Exploited Labor in Zambia

      Harri Englund

      págs. 137-145

      

  • Urban precarity, forms of violence, and fading hopes

    • "Poverty" and the Politics of Syncopation: Urban Examples from Kinshasa (DR Congo)

      Filip De Boeck

      págs. 146-158

      

    • HaTikva Encampment, 2011: The Ambiguous Agency of the Marginalized

      Gerardo Leibner

      págs. 159-168

      

    • The Politics of Interpersonal Violence in the Urban Periphery

      Javier Auyero

      págs. 169-179