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paperback. New. Ship out in 2 business day, And Fast shipping, Free Tracking number will be provided after the shipment.Paperback. Pub Date: 2006 Pages: 435 Publisher: China Building Industry Press. The Challenge of Slums. the first global slum assessment. emphasizing their problems and prospects. The slums of a new operational definition is used to assess the number of urban slum dwellers and to examine the factors on all levels. from local to global. including social. spatial. economic characteristics and dynamic slums. Finally. the report also develop and evaluate the the major slums policies to address the challenge of slums and over the past few decades the main stage. By assessing the challenges from the slums is huge. there are about 10 million people living in slums. more than 40% of the urban population in most developing countries. the population of urban slum dwellers. If the city government. the state. civil society and international organizations not to take a series of measures will be a substantial increase in the number of slums in developing countries. The report pointed out that to achieve the United Nations Millennium Declaration goals to improve the lives of slum dwellers. it is necessary to expand the slum upgrading and poverty reduction plan participants. This book is an urban conditions and trends of the world's most authoritative. up-to-date assessment. Using clear language and informative illustrations. case studies. statistical data for worldwide researchers. scholars. planners. government and civil society organizations to provide a basic tool and reference. Contents: Acknowledgements Figures sequencing Introduction; column directory; slum city management mistakes on the institutional and legal mistakes Millennium Development List of Tables List of Abbreviations discovery and introduction of the first part of the first chapter of the development of the global development agenda background and the Millennium Agenda agenda to understand the concept of slum slum slum definition and Features lack of basic services and housing does not meet the standard metrics slums. illegal or not habitable building structure and overcrowding and high density and unhealthy living conditions and dangerous position insecure land tenure. informal housing. poverty and social exclusion minimum living area of ??operational slum definition of the number of slum dwellers: assessment trends Notes Chapter II urbanization trends and the impact of the number of slum dwellers slum factor in socio-economic inequalities space organization and hierarchical ecological residential and school and neoclassical mode. ecological factors. measure the space inequality and separation. poor spatial aggregation stitching postmodern urban form and unfavorable factors. developing countries the City measure the sustainable development of the city and unfavorable factors urbanization challenges of population changes and the formation of slums. urban growth. rural-urban migrants International Migration and Regions fading definition of poverty poverty and slums. poverty and population plays less measure of poverty in the affected area and reduce poverty urban and slum inequality and poverty inequality the target annotation Chapter globalized economy: the recent history of globalization: poverty in affluent trade. globalization and urban trade theory and inequality Trade: facts. finance. information and economic instability labor market under the free trade system Africa: a stagnant economy in a globalized world the country retreat of the privatization of public services structural adjustment. urban and poor local and global safe place to proliferation of the weakening of the national government and the supplement to the inter-city cooperation and integration: facing the new urban economy slums and globalization forecast the future annotation second part of the assessment development background slums Chapter social scale historical background and social class differentiation the evolution of the inner city slums scene slums and urbanization. slum and the slums of capitalism. reformist slum inevitable immigrant absorption of network politics of contemporary slum slums social differences social features and functions of the homes of low-cost labor forces to mobilize the external environment to provide services within the urban social slums social performance of health problems slum diseases crime issues Community risk indicators. recent research on crime Notes Chapter territory and space contribution to the cultural development of centralized living and poverty form of slum formation process and the type of space inner city slum unauthorized occupation of slum property illegal community and subdivision slum space form of the residential area of ??diversity and the opportunities the origin and age of the historic center of the city slums slum real estate non-formal reorganization of the community of modern small-scale slum of slums estate legitimacy of the size and grade of slums Island peripheral slum area of ??the central area of ??dispersed large-scale slum communities medium-sized. vulnerability and space in the form of the illegal informal development dynamic by the individual or community. led by the ongoing community development interventions lead to the improvement of slum upgrade slum communities lack the sixth chapter of the dynamic economy of labor create annotation improve motivation slum early increase revenue generation and allocation of the global workforce is unemployed and full employment of the labor market disadvantages of the urban informal part of the informal economy and non- land use period of the informal definition of the informal sector reasons for the presence of the non-formal sector in the economy of the nature of the non-formal sector enterprises the size of the non-formal sector housing the slum housing sector security: the formal non-formal housing continuum formal residential ownership formal private rental informal home ownership: unauthorized occupation of land informal home ownership: illegal subdivision public rental informal rental usually land lifespan land use period allocation slum land use period not home ownership and rental housing security slum slums within appropriate land prices: housing adverse conditions appropriate range of network services. water and waste management. housing and inadequate planning annotation third part of looking for an appropriate policy response and actions taken under Chapter VII of the development of new policies in the national and global level to find other possible choices at the national level. developing countries self-built public housing assistance and slum upgrading plans housing finance subsidies in the past and present national and local slums processing methods negate the expulsion of self-service and in-place upgrade policies authorized relocation best practices: participation in the new political impact of worsening inequality between the recent changes in the inner city and urban slum upgrading city deal with slums and other important Diversity multilateral affairs of a member of the international members constitute the primary task of transformation bilateral cooperation: political goals: the inter-agency plans and ideas continue to converge: the emphasis on slum upgrading. innovation and cooperation between local development Cities Alliance City Management Plan ( UMP) Urban Development Programme (MDP) slum centralized common theory promote cooperation relations. improve the internal network of institutional and decentralization attention of the cooperative sector. urban management and financial urban land management and land-use period folk in the provision of services. environment and public health. housing. population and social issues. capacity building. research behavior and knowledge exchange between the urgent need to solve the problem of financial constraints the economic and social objectives of Chapter VIII of the contradictions coordination and cooperation Comment action the social organizing residents to take the development of community-based organizations in the community-based organizations (CBO) in the fragile family operation strategy of action slum households within the family reciprocity and transfer and scope CBO work together non-governmental organization (NGO) the definition of non-governmental NGO in action increase in the diversity and scope of the organization's development NGO NGO power and autonomy to reduce urban CB0 with the challenges faced by the NGO sector. NGO and CBO Notes Chapter oriented inclusive cities: re-look at the focus of the development of inclusive cities policy issues and strategies from the slums to upgrade to the Cities Without Slums experience City learned in the past to upgrade slums action plan of the urban poor land tenure issues and security issues of land access. land use period: inclusive The key to the city where diversity requirements to ensure the security of land use period Methods situation and target the appropriate measures should have diversity inclusive infrastructure: transport and housing security combine location and housing safety dilemma between protest relocation negotiations result poor by raising liquidity to expand housing options Space transportation and land use regulations. Housing location of the urban poor to improve the lives of slum dwellers. poverty. management and authorization funded to create employment opportunities for urban development financial power from the residence development projects and social work of slum upgrading and housing development: current issues improve municipal finance. financing the development of low-income people housing for low-income neighborhoods Investment enable local policy to play the role of good urban management and inclusive cities and urban development in all aspects of sustainability and government subsidies. and the closest suitable level resource enter the fairness of the decision-making process and the basic necessities of the city and provide public service efficiency and promote the efficiency of local economic development. decision makers and fund holders of transparency and responsibility public convention and the rights of the people. individuals and the safety of their living environment through increased cooperation between the development potential and capacity-building for low-income families as a financial and political partner of local commercial. urban elite and local media as partners NGO as cooperators women participation Buffet and project management. expansion and extension movement. trust-based cooperation between horizontal cooperation between policy coordination Comment Epilogue: Outlook - Forward to the Cities Without Slums efforts: the dream can become a reality to solve the current problem of the actions required to Notes definition of the origin of the fourth part of the city summary of the case study Case Study Summary slum slums slum slums type of tenure changes in the history of the development of slums slum society - the political nature of the policy actions proposed or taken the effects of policies and development prospects Note points A case study than let C?te d'Ivoire Ai Ahmedabad. India Bangkok. Thailand Barcelona. ??Spain Beirut. Lebanon in Bogota. Colombia in Cairo. Egypt. Chengdu. China Colombo. Sri Lanka in Durban. South Africa. Havana. Nigeria Jakarta. Indonesia Karachi Pakistan in Calcutta. India. Los Angeles. United States Lusaka. Zambia in Manila. the Philippines. Mexico City. Mexico. Moscow. Russian Federation. Nairobi. Kenya. Naples. Italy Newark United States Phnom Penh. Cambodia. Quito. Ecuador Rabat a Sierra. Morocco Rio de Janeiro. Sao Paulo. Brazil. Brazil. Sydney. Australia Notes Part V Statistical Appendix Technical Notes symbolic interpretation of the national group. and statistical aggregates countries (regions) of the United Nations regional commissions of the United Nations regional groups classified according to the level of human development countries (regions) by income classification Millennium Development Goals ( regional statistics United Nations Statistics Division (UNSD) regional classification statement terminology and sequence statistics group defined data source annotation method MDG) indicators made comments on the global and regional levels to assess the the slum dwellers security land use period indicators basis of security of land use period indicators Principal component analysis (PCA) Global Urban Indicators Database annotation data table area level data to Table A.1 demographic indicators to Table A.2 housing indicators Table A.3 economic and social indicators in the country (region) level data Table B.1 of the total population and Table B.2 family size and growth trend of urbanization. the urban and rural population size and growth Table B.3 Table B.4 selected countries (regions) ownership of housing. water supply and toilet facilities with access to improved water and sanitation conditions in Table B .5 energy and transport table the B.6 economic development indicators Table B.7 social indicators at the city level data table C.1 population size and growth rate Table C.2 family living conditions of the selected cities Table C.3 to be elected the city's housing Indicators Table C.4 selected urban environmental infrastructure to be elected the city's social indicators Table C.5 elect the city's transport and environment indicators in Table C.6 Table C.7 was elected the city's urban management indicators Reference Data Translation Postscript Satisfaction guaranteed,or money back.<