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Le sol social mexicain porte-t-il encore des communs ?

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  • Pauline GENESTE,
  • Constant HARBONN,
  • Juliette JESTIN,
  • Damian LE TROTER SERRA,
  • Irène SALENSON,
  • Jean-François VALETTE.

Abstract

Cette publication vise à présenter le résultat d’un travail de recherche mené en 2018-2019 sur le thème des transformations des communs fonciers urbains pour l’habitat dans le cas de la périphérie de la zone métropolitaine de Mexico. Deux processus majeurs sont ici questionnés et croisés : d’une part, l’évolution d’un système de propriété collective spécifique au Mexique qu’est l’ejido, dont la privatisation progressive est permise depuis les années 1990 ; d’autre part, la croissance urbaine spectaculaire de lotissements de logements d’intérêt social, qualifiables d’abordables dans le contexte latino-américain. Si ces deux tendances ne s’expliquent pas en se réduisant l’une à l’autre, des relations fortes sont à mettre en lumière.

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  • Pauline GENESTE, & Constant HARBONN, & Juliette JESTIN, & Damian LE TROTER SERRA, & Irène SALENSON, & Jean-François VALETTE., 2022. "Le sol social mexicain porte-t-il encore des communs ?," Working Paper 06dc0f57-63b1-4040-bdb8-f, Agence française de développement.
    • Handle: RePEc:avg:wpaper:fr13533
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    Mexique;

    JEL classification:

    • Q - Agricultural and Natural Resource Economics; Environmental and Ecological Economics

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