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Umbrella Terminology/Names for module (Terminology (Laissez-faire…
Umbrella Terminology/Names for module
Terminology
Subaltern Theory
Lawson, 2007
- Making Development Geography - The subaltern are peoples who have voices silenced and are institutionally marginalised. Subaltern theory argues for greater representation of such groups of people to be represented and voiced in formulations of policy and practice as opposed to the norm of white males deciding what is best for a group they have little experience of. It results in policies being problematic and flawed.
**Roy (2011) The subaltern urban is "an outside that by being inside introduces a 'radical decidability' to the analysis of urbanism". Urban totality is important for urban theories.
Thematic, theoretical and empirical perspectives
Splintering Urbanism
Graham and Marvin, 2001
A term referring to ways in which infrastructures, including information and communication technologies can fragment the experience of the city.
Critical Urbanism
Equality, equity and intersectionality
Multidimensionality of poverty
Laissez-faire capitalism
Neoliberalism
Trick-down economics
Keynesian economics
"Accumulation by Dispossession" - Harvey, 2003
Disaster Capitalism
Klein, 2007
Revanchism
Precarious
Enabling Strategies
Names
Jockin Arputham, head of Slum Dwellers Foundation in India
Harvey, 2003