As políticas públicas criam territórios da espera ? O caso do programa Morar Feliz da Prefeitura Municipal de Campos dos Goytacazes (RJ- Brasil)
The Morar Feliz (Happy Living) Program includes demolition of slums and relocation of people to the housing projects, often in remote areas of urban centers, deprived of essential services and infrastructure. In some cases, the delivery of the "houses" does not occur simultaneously with th...
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Centre de Recherches sur les Mondes Américains
2016
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| Sumario: | The Morar Feliz (Happy Living) Program includes demolition of slums and relocation of people to the housing projects, often in remote areas of urban centers, deprived of essential services and infrastructure. In some cases, the delivery of the "houses" does not occur simultaneously with the removal process, forcing the people to experience a period of uncertainty and tensions while waiting for housing. Thus, the present study intended to analyze the extent of the waiting time in the process of removal/relocation of Morar Feliz (Happy Living) Program in the Inferno Verde (Green Hell) slum that is presented itself as an exemplary case of this condition. The purpose of this study was to investigate whether the waiting situation that removed residents were posed by imposition of a public policy is likely to create “waiting territories” which in according to the ANR-TERRIAT studies “are spaces for voluntarily or involuntarily serving for waiting the displaced or those on the move”. The research results showed that the forced removal established by The Morar Feliz (Happy Living) Program, although cause loss of neighborly relations and the old spatial references, residents sought to build new territorialities, enabling the creation of a "territory waiting." |
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