Recent changes in global economic processes have exacerbated racial segregation and inequality in the US,while in Brazil the 1980s are considered a "lost decade" for the poor and ,expecially, for Blacks and women. Relations between capital and labor have been fundamentally altered by economic changes in both countries, forcing us to study the impact of the categories of ethnicity and social status in a new political and economic context. Looking to the favelas in Rio de Janeiro and ghettos in New York City, the research analyzes the impact of housing policies and the role of the market in determining racial segregation.
Ghetti e baraccopoli : il razzismo territoriale. Il caso di New York e di Rio de Janeiro.
Giovanni Pasta
2022-01-01
Abstract
Recent changes in global economic processes have exacerbated racial segregation and inequality in the US,while in Brazil the 1980s are considered a "lost decade" for the poor and ,expecially, for Blacks and women. Relations between capital and labor have been fundamentally altered by economic changes in both countries, forcing us to study the impact of the categories of ethnicity and social status in a new political and economic context. Looking to the favelas in Rio de Janeiro and ghettos in New York City, the research analyzes the impact of housing policies and the role of the market in determining racial segregation.File in questo prodotto:
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