La seguridad, la planificación urbana y el hábitat: tres décadas de reflexión

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• Social housing in Ecuador: Territorial violence, contestations, and peripheral urban space production

  Gustavo Durán, Manuel Bayón, Alejandra Bonilla Mena, Michael Janoschka

  34-56

• Urban integration strategies in contexts of informality and the advance of insecurity

  Daniela Mariana Gargantini

  105-127

• Displaced and forgotten people? Contradictions regarding residential satisfaction in Bajos de Mena, Puente Alto, Santiago, Chile

  Rodrigo Hidalgo Dattwyler, Pablo Urbina Terán, Voltaire Christian Alvarado Peterson, Abraham Paulsen Bilbao

  85-110

• Immigrant neighborhoods and populations: the case of the Municipality of Santiago

  Daisy Margarit Segura, Karina Bijit Abde

  19-77

• Territorial stigmatization as a form of neighborhood violence. the case of El Castillo

  Catalina Andrea Cornejo

  177-200

• Urban violence, social exclusión and ghettoization: the history of Santa Adriana

  Graciela Alejandra Lunecke Reyes

  287-313

• Violence on the periurban area of Santiago. José María Caro

  Juan Carlos Ruiz Flores

  249-285

• Security programs aimed at neighborhoods, the recent Chilean experience

  Hugo Frühling, Roberto Andrés Gallardo Terán

  149-185

• Urban crime and violence. Ecology of crime contributions to public policies design

  Mauricio Olavarría Gambi, Ximena Tocornal Montt, Liliana Manzano Chávez, Hugo Fruhling Erlich

• Social Housing and Family Violence: A Disturbing Relationship. Does this Imply the Emergence of new Social Issues?

  Alfredo Rodríguez, Ana Sugranyes

  11-19

• Towards the Definition of Residential Security Indicators

  Daniela Sepúlveda Swatson

  69-83

• The Development of Urban Improvement Projects and Government Initiatives to Address Residential Insecurity

  Patricia Muñoz Salazar, Patricio De la Puente Lafoy, Emilio Torres Rojas, Rubén Sepúlveda Ocampo, Ricardo Tapia Zarricueta

  3-20

• The Reality of Crime Areas in Santiago. The Evolution of Territorial Doctrines: From Ethology to the Social Logic of Space

  Maria Bertrand Suazo

  42-57

• La Pintana: The Never-Ending City

  Alberto Gurovich Weisman

  5-19