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Posts / After the end of colonial rule who were “the principal practitioners of orientalism”?, Globalization and Urban Poverty, The author sets out in the first half of this chapter to argue that real existing socialism (Soviet Russia) provided an alternative to capitalist city building. Was he convincing?, What are the “best hope for progressive alternatives to oriental urbanization?, What does he mean by “ruralizing the cities and renewing food systems”?, What is “dependent urbanization”?, What number of houses were demolished in Delhi between 2004—7 as a result of “slum clearance”?, Who is exporting the “enclave urbanism” form of the modern city?

Globalization and Urban Poverty THE NEW CENTURY OF THE METROPOLIS: URBAN ENCLAVES AND ORIENTALISM By Tom Angotti NOTE: BELOW ARE SOME TERMS YOU WILL NEED TO KNOW AS YOU READ THIS BOOK: NEO-LIBERALISM: NEO MEANS “NEW”, THUS A NEW VERSION OF LIBERALISM. “LIBERALISM” IN ITS ORIGINAL MEANING (BEFORE THE GREAT DEPRESSION”) WAS THE BELIEF THAT …

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