A Modern Guide to Urban Poverty
Edited by Enrica Morlicchio,
Enzo Mingione and
David Benassi
in Books from Edward Elgar Publishing
Abstract:
This Modern Guide provides a new conceptual framework and vocabulary for understanding and addressing urban poverty in contemporary societies. Contributing authors examine detailed case studies from cities in the Global North and South, adopting a range of approaches from quantitative analyses to in-depth ethnographies.
Keywords: Urban Poverty; Resistance; Survival Strategies; Migration; Urbanization; Poverty Regime (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2026
ISBN: 9781800889682
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Chapters in this book:
- Urban poverty: from its origins to the contemporary global reality

- David Benassi, Enzo Mingione and Enrica Morlicchio
- Urban poverty in the United States

- Hilary Silver
- Social innovation tackling poverty in European cities: the complexity of scales and social transformations

- Tatjana Boczy and Yuri Kazepov
- Urban poverty and policy in Africa

- Jeremy Seekings
- Urbanisation of poverty in China

- Yunpeng Zhang
- Pipes, tunnels, and veins: inhabiting the underground of dispossession in Bucharest, Romania

- Michele Lancione
- Urban poverty and informality in Southern Europe: a view from Naples

- Giovanni Laino and Mario Trifuoggi
- The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on urban poverty: a case of the northern region of Bangladesh

- Khandaker Mursheda Farhana and Kazi Abdul Mannan
- Community action, social capital, and care in Oliver Bond House's struggle against poverty in Dublin's inner city

- Lidia Katia C. Manzo
- Dis/possessive geographies: poverty, violence, and private property in the proletarian neighborhoods of Mexico City

- Rodrigo Meneses
- The vulnerability context of homelessness in Delhi: evaluating the network shelter governance system

- Ashwin Parulkar
- Urban poverty and street vending in Mexico City and Milan

- Diego Coletto and Verónica Crossa
- Bricolage at the urban periphery: poor people's strategies in Argentina and Ecuador

- Maricarmen Hernández and Javier Auyero
- The “double movement” and the distribution of urban poverty amongst Lagos and Mexico City's waste workers

- Côme Salvaire
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