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Sustainability of Municipal Solid Waste Management Systems in Bolivian Cities: Challenges, Opportuniry Municipal Solid Waste Management (MSWM) systems. This has reduced the ability of many local governments and other related actors to cope with these changes, further catalysing negative social, environmental, and economic impacts from such underperforming infrastructure systems. By focusing on Bol

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Building Inequality: Infrastructure and Intra-urban Inequality in the Capitalist Cityadapted to support?the relentlessly shifting urban-based economic activities. On the other hand, achieving the goals of sustainable urban development will require profound infrastructural transitions. Proponents of infrastructural change in the Global South should bear in mind that, however well-int

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Transitioning Infrastructures and Socio-Cultural Practices at the Idol-Making Cluster of Kolkata’s K to the festival. They are largely produced by artists and craftsmen in Kolkata’s inner-city neighbourhood of Kumartuli. The idol-making industry operates locally and transnationally, drawing on seasonal labour from the rural hinterland. However, market forces and shifts in governmental policies hav

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One Size Does Not Fit All: Sanitation Solutions in Shanghai’s Older and Under-Serviced Inner-City Ne draw attention to the convergence of urban planning and sanitation paradigms, focusing on China’s biggest city, Shanghai. We show how changes in architectural and urban morphology are linked with changes in urban sanitation infrastructure. We draw on fieldwork in two older and under-serviced neighb

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The Importance of Social Infrastructure in Supporting Physical Infrastructure and Enabling the Develten characterised by a belief in technological solutions. There is typically emphasis upon physical infrastructural projects and urban planning initiatives, including the development of transport systems. It is argued in this chapter that it is also necessary to provide the social infrastructure tha