The varied and post-authoritarian aspects of the neoliberal turn in Chile serve as a cultural and political milieu. The work of urban scholars, architects, activists and artists illustrate the existing neoliberal urbanism of Santiago and its irreducible tension between polis and civitas in the context of neoliberalism.
The varied and post-authoritarian aspects of the neoliberal turn in Chile serve as a cultural and political milieu. The work of urban scholars, architects, activists and artists illustrate the existing neoliberal urbanism of Santiago and its irreducible tension between polis and civitas in the context of neoliberalism.
Camillo Boano, PhD, is Senior Lecturer at The Bartlett Development Planning Unit, UCL, and Co-director of the MSc in Building and Urban Design in Development and the UCL Urban Laboratory, UK. Francisco Vergara-Perucich is an Architect and Urbanist by Universidad Central de Chile and PhD Candidate by The Bartlett Development Planning Unit. Currently, he is a lecturer at Economics Department of Universidad Catolica del Norte, Chile.
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List of figures List of contributors Acknowledgements Forewords Neoliberalims and Santiago between Fabula and Delirium Camillo Boano and Francisco Vergara Perucich Chapter 1 Foucault and Agamben in Santiago: governmentality, dispositive and space Camillo Boano Chapter 2 The neoliberal urban utopia of Milton Friedman: Santiago de Chile as its realisation Francisco Vergara Perucich Chapter 3 Space production and social exclusion in Greater Santiago under dictatorship and democracy Matias Garreton Chapter 4 The politico-economic sides of Santiago gentrification Ernesto López-Morales Chapter 5 Urban Universalism: the housing debt in the context of targeted policies Camila Cociña Chapter 6 The mobility regime in Santiago and possibilities of change Nicolás Valenzuela Levi Chapter 7 Retail urbanism: the neoliberalization of urban society by consumption in Santiago de Chile Rosa Liliana De Simone Chapter 8 Under the politics of deactivation: Culture's social function in neoliberal Santiago Francisco J. Díaz Chapter 9 Transparent processes of urban production in Chile: a case in Pedro Aguirre Cerda District José Abásolo, Nicolás Verdejo, Félix Reigada (ariztiaLAB) Chapter 10 Artists self-organization on the context of unregulated transformations in territories, and communities Fernando Portal Chapter 11 Building the Democratic city: a challenge for social movements Valentina Saavedra, Karen Pradenas, Patricia Kelly, Pascal Volker Chapter 12 ESPECULOPOLIS, a play in Seven acts. A Story of Celebrations, Displacements, Schizophrenia, Utopias, Colonization and Hangover Eduardo Pérez, Ignac
List of figures List of contributors Acknowledgements Forewords Neoliberalims and Santiago between Fabula and Delirium Camillo Boano and Francisco Vergara Perucich Chapter 1 Foucault and Agamben in Santiago: governmentality, dispositive and space Camillo Boano Chapter 2 The neoliberal urban utopia of Milton Friedman: Santiago de Chile as its realisation Francisco Vergara Perucich Chapter 3 Space production and social exclusion in Greater Santiago under dictatorship and democracy Matias Garreton Chapter 4 The politico-economic sides of Santiago gentrification Ernesto López-Morales Chapter 5 Urban Universalism: the housing debt in the context of targeted policies Camila Cociña Chapter 6 The mobility regime in Santiago and possibilities of change Nicolás Valenzuela Levi Chapter 7 Retail urbanism: the neoliberalization of urban society by consumption in Santiago de Chile Rosa Liliana De Simone Chapter 8 Under the politics of deactivation: Culture's social function in neoliberal Santiago Francisco J. Díaz Chapter 9 Transparent processes of urban production in Chile: a case in Pedro Aguirre Cerda District José Abásolo, Nicolás Verdejo, Félix Reigada (ariztiaLAB) Chapter 10 Artists self-organization on the context of unregulated transformations in territories, and communities Fernando Portal Chapter 11 Building the Democratic city: a challenge for social movements Valentina Saavedra, Karen Pradenas, Patricia Kelly, Pascal Volker Chapter 12 ESPECULOPOLIS, a play in Seven acts. A Story of Celebrations, Displacements, Schizophrenia, Utopias, Colonization and Hangover Eduardo Pérez, Ignac
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