residential segregation and public policies: são paulo in the 1990's
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Abstract
The article aims at assessing the evolution of residential segregation in the metropolitan area of São Paulo, Brazil, in the 1990's, which saw a significant increase of socioeconomic segregation. In addition to interpreting the phenomenon, the article proposes a discussion on the reasons the residential segregation should be considered a fundamental issue for the formulation of social urban policies.
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| Authors | ;Haroldo da Gama Torres;Ana Maura Tomesani |
| Journal | current protein and peptide science |
| Year | 2006 |
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