Segregation and the Spatial Externalities of Inequality: Public Goods and Polarization in Urban Latin America

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Alice Xu

Published Nov 14, 2020

Last Edited Feb 09, 2023

Research Category

Impacts, adaptation and vulnerabilities related to climate change ; Other

Emissions producing economic sector under study

Electricity and heat production; Agriculture, land use and forestry

Keywords

Cities , Deforestation , Inequality , Infrastructure , Political Polarization , Poverty , Public Goods , Racial or Ethnic Tensions , Segregation , Sewage Collection

Geographies Covered

Global South

Country / Countries as Case Study

Brazil, Kenya

City / Cities as Case Study

Belo Horizonte, Porto Alegre, Salvador, Nairobi, Recife, Fortaleza, Sao Paulo

Name of University

Harvard University

Department/ Name of PhD degree

PhD in Government (Political Science)

Division/ School/ Faculty / Area within the University

Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

College Name

Not applicable

Year of start of PhD

Not applicable

Expected year of completion of PhD

2023

alicexu@g.harvard.edu

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