Can the Quilombo Model of Collective Land Titling Work in Rio’s Favelas?
Abstract
Due to their informality, the favelas of Rio de Janeiro are in a precarious position.
Though the informal neighborhoods have long served as sites of affordable housing
for Rio’s poorest residents, changes within in the city related to public security,
mega-events, real estate speculation, and urban revitalization jeopardize their permanence.
As one possible solution, this study, conducted for the client Catalytic Communities,
investigated collective titling in favelas modeled after quilombos, territories recognized
and titled by Brazilian federal law as patrimonies of black cultural traditions.
Type
Master's projectDepartment
The Sanford School of Public PolicySubject
Rio de JaneiroCollective Land Titling
Gentrification
Informal Neighborhoods
Affordable Housing
Ethno-racial Territories
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https://hdl.handle.net/10161/12404Citation
Reist, Stephanie V (2016). Can the Quilombo Model of Collective Land Titling Work in Rio’s Favelas?. Master's project, Duke University. Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/10161/12404.More Info
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