Globalization, Urban Progress, Urban Problems, Rural Disadvantages

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A01=Stefanie Knauder
alternative development models
Author_Stefanie Knauder
Average Income
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Cement Cities
Census
development studies
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evidence
Female Household Heads
Globalization
HDI
Household Heads
IAF
IMF
Large Families
Lending Goods
Male Household Heads
Maputo Province
mozambique
Peri-urban Areas
peri-urbanisation
Poor Urban Areas
poverty analysis methods
Rural Areas
rural disadvantages
Rural Urban Gap
Rural Urban Migration
rural urbanisation impacts Mozambique
social inequality
Sofala Province
Southern Africa research
T-test Significance
UN
Urban Agriculture
urban problems
urban progress
Vice Versa
World Wide Division

Product details

  • ISBN 9781138736832
  • Weight: 800g
  • Dimensions: 152 x 219mm
  • Publication Date: 21 Dec 2017
  • Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Hardback
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This title was first published in 2000: This text demonstrates the mutual effects of, and interconnections between, globalization, urbanization and rural stagnation, both theoretically and empirically. It places its comprehensive empirical investigation on two levels of urbanization - the peri-urban and the fully urbanized areas - and includes the analysis of the rural conditions into the context of the Southern African region, and also into the context of global processes in an historical and interdisciplinary perspective. The text analyzes the magnitude of the two gaps and the process of social change between the three areas objectively, by showing the changing social interaction patterns, the differences in housing and other socio-economic variables, and subjectively, through showing the judgement of the people of these variables the degree of satisfaction and depression. As the majority of variables reveal poverty, the root causes for it in Mozambique, Africa and the Third World are analyzed and aspects of an alternative development and an alternative globalization are presented.

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