My paper "The Bureaucratic Politics of Urban Land Rights: (Non)Programmatic Distribution in São Paulo’s Land Regularization Policy" was just published! 🚀 @LAPSjournal https://t.co/crB0GY2Bkt
After using podcasts in my Latin American Metropolis course, with @latam_cities as a key inspiration, I am thrilled to see one of the students, Grace, cohosting an episode of Sur-Urbano! Thanks to @leiteflavia1, @ipenarandac, Lucia, and Grace, for this insightful conversation ✨
In the last episode of 2024, we interview Prof. Lucia Shimbo and discuss how the rise of the large-scale social housing market in Brazil is a story about the role of the state as an enabler of private-sector housing development.
IJURR Foundation 2025 Writing up grants applications are now open, for PhD students from low- middle-income countries who are writing up their final thesis. Detailed information on eligibility & applications is available here: https://t.co/mxPjh8tcbi
Students consistently highlight the Urban School’s unique approach: we prepare them to tackle urban governance challenges head-on, engage in meaningful dialogue, and collaborate effectively in diverse environments @sciencespo#UrbanGovernance#UrbanPlanning#UrbanPolicy#Paris
How can local governments transform urban policies to empower communities and create sustainable cities?
Our new thematic issue highlights case studies on participatory governance and decision-making to bridge the gap between people and politics.
Issue: https://t.co/ctR98kiijy
👇🏽👇🏽Nuestra miembro @_m_ferreira publica su nuevo artículo sobre "Cultivating Urban Agriculture Policies: Local Government Entrepreneurs’ Strategies in Three Brazilian Cities" en la revista Urban Planning (@CogitatioUP) 👏🏽
https://t.co/eXRo6Cus6t
#VendrediLecture 📚
Urban agriculture: how to make it work?
In @CogitatioUP, @_m_ferreira et al. show how some local bureaucrats in Brazil serve as policy entrepreneurs, creating, maintaining, and adapting local urban agriculture policies.
#OpenAcess
➡️https://t.co/owwTgTkNEV
We explore how these bureaucrats collaborate with civil society, build cross-sectoral partnerships, align their initiatives with international frameworks, and use media and external recognition to advocate for policy change.
Publication Alert 🚀 ! Our paper on how bureaucrats act as entrepreneurs to advance urban agriculture policies in Brazilian cities has just been published in Urban Planning @CogitatioUP
https://t.co/d3zgwpnrMn
In this paper, we share an insight we gained in this journey: some local bureaucrats serve as policy entrepreneurs, playing a critical role in creating, maintaining, and adapting local urban agriculture policies.
🏆 @the_IDB Young Economist Award winners announced! Congrats to @PedroCasalvilca (@Yale), @tscarelli (@PSEinfo), and @paula_slspi (@ucl) for top prizes in development economics research. Join us Sept 12-13 for the 30 Years of Research Conference in DC!
https://t.co/q9aAKwe8iD
Nos retiramos da Câmara de Conciliação do @STF_oficial que discute a Lei do marco temporal (14701). Os povos indígenas não irão negociar o marco temporal e outras violações da constituição.
Esta Câmara deve ser encerrada.
#MarcoTemporalNão#Demarcaçãojá#SemNegociação
Earlier this year, I handed over my part in organizing the #CitiesAreBackInTown seminars to Eva Bossuyt, who’s been collaborating with @PetraSamaha since. They’ve put together a super exciting program for the next academic year—check it out ✨👇! https://t.co/UzpfHmh83H
The Research Committee on the Sociology of Urban and Regional Development (RC21) is inviting ABSTRACTS FOR THE RC21 SESSIONS at the V ISA Forum: https://t.co/oxFgziycJC Submit your abstract by October 15, 2024.
I am really excited to officially start my journey as the Executive Director of @UNHABITAT !
As I embark on this journey, I am filled with optimism for the future of our cities.
Thank you to the entire team for the warm welcome to Nairobi.