por Federico PooreBuenos Aires Times, 27-07-2019 Last December, the Buenos Aires City Legislature brought in a new set of regulations to govern urban development in the nation’s capital, replacing legislation that dated back to 1977. The introduction of the new rules was barely noticed, lost in the midst of more urgent political issues. Yet […]
«Many of the spaces we believe to be public are privately owned» Dutch sociologist Saskia Sassen, renowned across the globe for her work on global cities, discusses the modern metropolis, empty buildings and whether Latin American states are too weak to resist urban takeovers by the private sector. por Federico Poore Buenos Aires Times, 29-09-2018 […]