Despite the state and the market. Housing informality and coexistence as a resistance strategy
Author
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Urrutia, Juan Pablo
Author
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Correa, Juan
Author
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Alt, Isabel
Admission date
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2021-08-23T16:06:38Z
Available date
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2021-08-23T16:06:38Z
Publication date
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2020
Cita de ítem
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ARQ (2020) 106 Págs. 120-129
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Identifier
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0717-6996
Identifier
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https://repositorio.uchile.cl/handle/2250/181387
Abstract
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Sharing a space is perhaps the
most basic form of coexistence.
The narrower it is, the more potential
conflicts there can be. Hence, this way
of living together has been scarcely
promoted by public policies. However,
this article argues that, given the
housing deficit that Santiago faces
and the lack of new, well-located land
to build on, this approach may as well
be the solution.
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Lenguage
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en
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Publisher
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Pontificia Univ Católica Chile, Escuela Arquitectura