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Dialogues in Urban Equality #6 -The Role of Urban Land Markets
Land markets are key drivers of urban inequality. In cities across the global South, the urban poor are forced to live on risky land, excluded from formal land markets, and displaced by market forces. Through urban land markets and unjust land use planning, social and economic inequalities become spatialised within the city. And yet, land markets also represent an important opportunity to leverage fairer and more equal cities. Thinking beyond binaries of formal-informal, planned-unplanned, we invite you to join us to discuss the significance of urban land for building pathways to urban equality. Presentation by: Dr Colin Marx (Bartlett Development Planning Unit, UCL and KNOW Co-Investigator for KNOW Work Package 6) For more information please register your interest via Facebook or download the event poster Please note we will be recording the event presentation. All welcome. Seminar Overview The "Dialogues in Urban Equality" series is a London-based monthly seminar that provides a space of encounter to discuss the challenges of Urban Equality through different perspectives, geographies, and voices. The series is part of the project "Knowledge in Action for Urban Equality" (KNOW), funded by RCUK GCRF, and led by The Bartlett Development Planning Unit, at University College London.
