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  • Tracing processes in poverty dynamics : a tale of peri-urban small-scale farmers in Mexico City
  • Farmer ; Household ; Income ; Livelihood ; Mexico ; Mexico City ; Periurban development ; Poverty ; Social geography ; Urban development ; Urbanization ; Village
  • This paper traces the vicious and enabling processes by which peri-urban small farmers in the periphery of Mexico City change their poverty status over time. The findings support the importance of multidisciplinary explanatory frameworks
  • for understanding poverty dynamics in peri-urban areas. Micro-level process-based analysis may help to support more appropriate and inclusive social and poverty reduction policies in (peri-)urban areas in developing regions.
  • Commodifying poverty : gentrification and consumption in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside
  • British Columbia ; Canada ; Commodification ; Decayed neighbourhood ; Gentrification ; Poverty ; Restaurant trade ; Social geography ; Urban policy ; Urban renewal ; Vancouver
  • This article examines the commodification of poverty through gentrification and consumption in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside. The results indicate that the presence of poor and marginalized residents living in this neighborhood is one of the reasons
  • for some consumers’ decisions to visit new upscale establishments in the area. It concludes that this trend toward poverty tourism signals a shift from the simple displacement of low-income residents to a more complex form of gentrification in which
  • residents face spatial management and control while their poverty is commodified.
  • The politics of defining and alleviating poverty : state strategies and their impacts in rural Kerala
  • Employment ; India ; Kerala ; Labour ; Living standard ; Policy ; Poverty ; Self-employment ; Social development
  • of individual transitions out of poverty are reproduced, which indicate that the state pays insufficient attention to the highly unequal social and economic relationships reproducing poverty, and to poverty's political nature.
  • Poverty, migration and sex work : youth transitions in Ethiopia
  • Enquiry ; Ethiopia ; Poverty ; Rural outmigration ; Social geography ; Young people
  • New urban poverty in China : economic restructuring and transformation of welfare provision
  • China ; Economic restructuring ; Living standard ; Poverty ; Urban area ; Welfare
  • Gender equality and poverty in Ghana : implications for povery reduction strategies
  • Development ; Gender ; Gender difference ; Ghana ; Poverty ; Woman
  • Rural poverty in Rural USA Persistence and change.
  • Intéressante approche du phénomène pauvreté aux Etats-Unis, à l'échelle du monde rural. Complète et actualise les études de M. Harrington (The other America: poverty in the United States, 1962) et de J. Soppelsa (Difficultés de lutte contre la
  • The scope for poverty alleviation among elderly home-owners in the United States through reverse mortgages
  • Elderly people ; Housing ; Housing occupance ; Interest rate ; Living standard ; Poverty ; Sensitivity analysis ; United States of America
  • of the HECM reverse mortgage product which is sponsored by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development. The poverty rate of elderly households can be reduced by means of reverse mortgages.
  • Regional changes in food poverty in India
  • Agricultural production ; Data ; Famine;Starvation ; Food ; Food consumption ; Food resources ; India ; Malnutrition ; Poverty ; Regional disparities
  • Using average nutritive values of food actually consumed by individuals, the paper identifies regional concentration of hunger (food poverty) and its changes over time (1973-83) in rural India. There is a heavy concentration of hunger in the coastal
  • Using project food aid to help alleviate urban poverty - Experience and issues
  • Economic aid ; Food ; Food aid ; Marketing channel ; Poverty ; Social policy ; Third World ; Town
  • difficult to design food aid interventions for the urban poor to overcome the causes of poverty in sustainable ways.
  • Rural poverty in Romania and the need for diversification : Carpathian studies
  • Poverty ; Romania ; Rural society
  • The rural areas in Romania present a particularly acute poverty problem of which solving requires a package of measures that involve all branches of government. The presented case studies indicate a consensus over the lack of any basis for viability
  • Poverty and inequality in Ireland in Poverty and inequality in Common Market countries.
  • Explanations of poverty and inequality in Poverty and inequality in Common Market countries.
  • Poverty and inequality in France in Poverty and inequality in Common Market countries.
  • Measuring poverty among farmers in Belgium
  • Poverty, social exclusion and coping strategies in rural Europe
  • Agriculture ; Belgium ; Family income ; Farm income ; Living standard ; Poverty ; Regional disparities
  • Poverty, land care, and sustainable livelihoods in hillside and mountain regions
  • Environmental degradation ; Hill ; Living conditions ; Living standard ; Mountain ; Natural resources ; Poverty ; Resource management
  • In the run, households and local communities will attain livelihood security through their own ingenuity and with help from institutions and technologies. In the short run, however, we need to develop a better understanding of the causes of poverty
  • Inquiring minds and postcolonial devices : examining poverty at a distance
  • Development ; Enquiry ; Ethnic community ; North-South relations ; Poverty ; South Africa ; Southern Africa
  • about ethnocentrism. It focuses on an inquiry into poverty and development in southern Africa. The spatial genealogies of knowledge can be traced, together with the diverse modes and relations of power on which inquiries are based and that they also
  • Deconcentration by demolition : public housing, poverty, and urban policy
  • Ghetto ; Housing ; Housing policy ; Poverty ; Public sector ; Segregation ; Spatial concentration ; United States of America ; Urban area ; Urban policy
  • be demolished and the residents relocated. The A. argues that such federal public housing policies are based on a conceptually inadequate understanding of the role of space and of spatial influences on poverty and on the behavior of poor people.
  • Rural development, poverty and regional growth
  • Profiles in female poverty. A study of five poor working women in Kerala.