Reducing urban violence in the global south : towards safe and inclusive cities /
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London ; New York : Ottawa, ON :
Routledge, an imprint of Taylor & Francis Group ; International Development Research Centre,
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Table of Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: pt. I West Africa
- 1. Controlling violence: an economic integration skill in Cote d'Ivoire / Kouame Walter Kra
- 2. Opening up or closing off: urbanisation, violent crime, and the "poverty penalty" in Ghana's four largest cities / Martin Wiredu Agyekum
- pt. II Southern Africa
- 3. Urban upgrading linked to positive social outcomes in Cape Town, South Africa / Mary Lou Thompson
- 4. Towards safer communities: the impact of the Community Work Programme on the prevention of urban violence in South Africa / Hugo Van Der Merwe
- 5. Is social cohesion the missing link in preventing violence? Case studies from South Africa and Brazil / Doriam Borges
- pt. III Latin America
- 6. Social exclusion, violences, and urban marginalisation in Central America: empirical evidence and consequences for public policy / Florencio Ceballos Schaulsohn
- 7. contribution of informal institutionality to safe cities in Venezuela / Roberto Briceno-Leon
- pt. IV South Asia
- 8. Everyday violence in urban India: is planning the driver or mitigator? / Renu Desai
- 9. Pathways to inclusive urban development: contrasting experiences of relocated men and women in Colombo and Kochi / S. Irudaya Rajan.