The Urban Poor and Their Ambivalent Exceptionalities: Some Notes from Jakarta
Rather than being sedentary strata of urban existence, the urban poor move in and out of heterogeneous transformations, becoming a body of critical experimentation in ongoing calibrations of circulation and emplacement. They are sometimes the “wild cards” of urbanization itself, less excluded from r...
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