Red de Bibliotecas Virtuales de Ciencias Sociales en
América Latina y el Caribe

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Vista previa	Fecha de publicación	Título	Autor(es)
	-	Between alleys: situationist experiments in downtown Recife	-
	-	Architecture of german immigration colonies: interpretation from iconographic documentation	-
	-	Metropolis, "blue train" and zombies: representations of the city and crises of (post) modernity	-
	-	Cinema, territorial stigmatization and urban history: "the red light bandit" and the "boca do lixo" in São Paulo	-
	-	Politics and cantegriles in Montevideo (1946-1973)	-
	-	Rio de Janeiro - a city translated & betrayed by maps	-
	-	Latin-American city: theories, stakeholders and conflicts	-
	-	Editorial: Gender and Space II	-
	-	Émile Rouède, the correspondent of Ouro Preto	-
	-	From enjoyment to urban interdiction: sensible images of São Paulo in Mário de Andrade's stories	-
	-	Photography and preservation of cultural heritage: relationships and paradoxes	-
	-	Images of Ibirapuera park: materializations of the future	-
	-	Shanty town organizations and the state: the peronism shanty movement vs the alborada plan (1973-1974)	-
	-	The copacana cooperative and la asunción neighborhood. from the eradication of the villa 31 to the self-construction of housing during the last military dictatorship in Argentina.	-
	-	Age of informal settlements as a factor of social and spatial differentiation - a case study	-
	-	Origins of the shanty towns in the city of Buenos Aires - towards a critical revision of the traditional perspectives	-
	-	Informal urbanism in Meximo. elements for a missing history.	-
	-	Urban interventions and slum erradication during the last argetinian military dictatorship (1976-1983): bajo belgrado and colegiales	-
	-	Onganiato and dream of the own house - government propaganda of the transitional housing system	-
	-	Social conflict in urban space. : organizational experiences of the people in “villas” in the city of Buenos Aires between 1958 and 1976.	-