Title: Habitar la centralidad urbana
Description: Insights into urban sociology of neighborhoods located near city centers or historic downtown areas.  Participants analyze and discuss concept of urban centrality, public policy repercussions, real-estate markets, and conflicts that arise from unequal appropriation of central areas, among other issues.  Book is product of 2013 research project on several centrally-located Mexico City neighborhoods.
Subjects: Sustainability, Social aspects, Urbanization
Places: Latin America