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Strategies, Outcomes and the Potential for Civil Society in Democratizing Urban Development
To bring democracy to a city is to move toward the ideal of the inclusive city – a particular challenge in a world where housing costs and demand for housing are both on the rise, and both factors in the problems of housing affordability and displacement. The notion of an inclusive city entails not only housing interventions, but also the inclusion of civil society in official decision-making. ‘Democratizing Urban Development: Community Organizations for Housing across the United States and Brazil’ [...]