Socio-spatial fragmentation and Brazilian urbanization: scales, vectors, rhythms, forms and contents FragUrb

• Grant number: 18/07701-8
• Support Opportunities: Research Projects - Thematic Grants
• Start date: November 01, 2018
• End date: October 31, 2024
• Field of knowledge: Humanities - Geography - Human Geography
• Principal Investigator: Maria Encarnação Beltrão Sposito
• Grantee: Maria Encarnação Beltrão Sposito
• Host Institution: Faculdade de Ciências e Tecnologia (FCT). Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP). Campus de Presidente Prudente. Presidente Prudente , SP, Brazil
• City of the host institution: Presidente Prudente
• Principal investigators: Eda Maria Góes ; Eliseu Savério Sposito ; Everaldo Santos Melazzo
• Associated researchers: Antonio Henrique Bernardes ; Arthur Magon Whitacker ; Carlos Henrique Costa da Silva ; Catherine Chatel ; Cláudio Smalley Soares Pereira ; Cleiton Ferreira da Silva ; Cleverson Alexsander Reolon ; Igor de França Catalão ; José Sobreiro Filho ; Luciano Antonio Furini ; Márcio José Catelan ; Marcus Vinicius Mariano de Souza ; Maria Angélica de Oliveira Magrini ; Maria José Martinelli Silva Calixto ; Matthew Aaron Richmond ; Nécio Turra Neto ; Patricia Helena Milani ; Patrícia Maria de Jesus ; Sergio Moreno Redón ; Vanessa Moura de Lacerda Teixeira ; Vitor Koiti Miyazaki ; Wagner Vinicius Amorim
• Associated research grant(s): 23/01420-5 - Urban real estate and land tenure dynamics: the construction of a monitoring system for municipal information on real estate markets in Brazil, AP.R
• Associated scholarship(s): 23/07039-1 - Urban mobility from the periphery. Fat bodies in the public transport in São Paulo, BP.IC; 23/10097-3 - THE MOBILITIES OF WOMEN IN THE CITY OF PRESIDENTE PRUDENTE: an analysis of the process of socio-spatial fragmentation based on gender., BP.MS; 23/04002-0 - Processes of territorial expansion and urban dispersion in Presidente Prudente/SP and Dourados/MS, BP.MS; + associated scholarships 23/09078-4 - INTERSCALE SPATIAL INTERACTIONS IN THE URBAN-REGIONAL MIDDLE CITY OF MARINGA, PARANA., BP.MS; 23/09422-7 - Middle cities, center and centrality and their implications on fragmentary sociospatial logic in different sociospatial formations, BP.PD; 23/09398-9 - Urban land market and housing production in the context of different socio-spatial formations, BP.PD; 23/09397-2 - Spatial and everyday practices from the urban periphery, BP.PD; 23/06325-0 - BETWEEN MOBILITY AND URBAN IMMOBILITY: DAILY EXPERIENCES OF WOMEN LIVING IN MARINGÁ (PR) AND PRESIDENTE PRUDENTE (SP), BP.IC; 23/00681-0 - Socio-spatial fragmentation, an ongoing process: the case of Dourados (SP), BP.IC; 22/00199-0 - Logics and spatial strategies of the Encalso Damha Group in São José do Rio Preto (SP), São Carlos (SP) and Presidente Prudente (SP)., BP.DR; 23/00265-6 - Socio-spatial Fragmentation and Urban Routes: an intersectional approach on the mobility of peripheral women in Presidente Prudente and Salto, State of São Paulo., BP.IC; 22/07793-5 - The real state market in Chapecó/SC and Mossoró/RN: space production and consumption in medium cities, BP.IC; 20/10108-7 - Walking in the city: The socio-spatial fragmentation in housing estates in Ribeirão Preto / SP, BP.DR; 22/00911-2 - Iniquitous mobilities and its unfolding in the cities and in the urban life: socio-spatial logic fragmentary in Ribeirão Preto - SP and Maringá - PR, BP.DR; 22/06604-4 - Socio-spatial fragmentation and territorial stigma: a comparison between Jardim Morada do Presidente Prudente/SP and Distrito dos Pimentas (Guarulhos/SP), BP.MS; 22/08492-9 - Developments of the fragmentary socio-spatial logic on the pair public space - private space in the city of São Paulo, BP.PD; 22/14818-4 - Between access and the precariousness of housing: real estate auctions in Maringá (PR), Ituiutaba (MG), Chapecó (SC) and Dourados (MS), BP.IC; 22/08639-0 - Socio-spatial fragmentation, an ongoing process: the case of Guarulhos (SP)., BP.IC; 22/13826-3 - Mobility in Dourados/MS, Maringá/PR and Ituiutaba/MG: between practices and possibilities under the fragmentary logic, BP.IC; 22/13685-0 - Urban Paths and their representations in middle cities, BP.IC; 22/13827-0 - Mobility in Chapecó/SC, Presidente Prudente/SP and Ribeirão Preto/SP: between practices and possibilities under the fragmentary logic, BP.IC; 22/13829-2 - Living in Ribeirão Preto (SP) and Ituiutaba (MG): space, time and imaginary under the fragmentary logic, BP.IC; 22/13830-0 - Living in Maringá (PR) and Dourados (MS): space, time and imaginary under the fragmentary logic, BP.IC; 21/05841-0 - Socio-spatial fragmentation, an ongoing process: The case of Ituiutaba (MG), BP.IC; 22/05177-5 - Fragmentação socioespacial, um processo em curso: o caso de Chapecó (SC), BP.IC; 21/15080-6 - Mobility, accessibility and production of urban space: analysis in public transport and Uber and 99 Pop transport applications uses in Presidente Prudente/SP, BP.MS; 22/05362-7 - Restructuring of medium-sized cities in Minas Gerais: analysis of socio-spatial fragmentation in Ituiutaba/MG and Poços de Caldas/MG, BP.DR; 22/10068-0 - Transcription and systematization of narratives recorded in Focus Groups, BP.TT; 22/10052-7 - Developments of the fragmentary socio-spatial logic on the pair public space-private space in the cities of Marabá (PA) and Ribeirão Preto (SP), BP.PD; 22/08290-7 - Differences, inequalities and urban daily life: a comparative urban reading, BP.PD; 22/10058-5 - Transcripts: the production of documents from interviews with citizens and well-informed agents, BP.TT; 22/01540-8 - Sociospatial fragmentation and territorial stigma: Cidade Tiradentes in the metropolis of São Paulo-SP, BP.MS; 22/00050-7 - The participation of economic groups MRV and Rodobens in the real estate dynamics of medium-sized cities in São Paulo: the cases of Presidente Prudente and Ribeirão Preto, BP.MS; 22/07001-1 - Thematic Project Socio-spatial fragmentation and Brazilian urbanization: scales, vectors, rhythms, forms and contents, BP.TT; 21/06456-2 - In the unveiling of medium-sized cities: urban heterarchy and socio-spatial fragmentation in Juazeiro do Norte / CE and Ribeirão Preto / SP, BP.DR; 22/01519-9 - Middle cities, centre and centrality and its implications on fragmantary sociospatial logic in different sociospatial formations: Chapecó, Dourados, Ituiutaba, Mossoró and Marabá., BP.PD; 21/14276-4 - Public and private agents in real estate production, BP.PD; 20/12413-1 - Walking and being woman in the city: everyday experiences in the periphery, BP.IC; 21/04735-1 - Socio-spatial fragmentation and urban experience in Presidente Prudente - SP, BP.MS; 21/10485-8 - Urban mobility in Cidade Tiradentes, São Paulo, BP.IC; 20/12415-4 - Women on the move: urban challenges from the uberização, BP.IC; 21/06454-0 - Diferenciação socioespacial no urbano-regional das cidades médias de Chapecó/SC, Maringá/PR, Presidente Prudente/SP e Ribeirão Preto/SP, BP.IC; 21/14228-0 - Support for research activities related to Analytical Plan 4 "Socio-spatial fragmentation, production and consumption of housing", BP.TT; 20/16184-7 - Social networks and socio-spatial fragmentation in the city of Dourados, BP.IC; 20/16117-8 - Social networks and socio-spatial fragmentation in the city of Presidente Prudente, BP.IC; 21/04393-3 - New relations public space - private space in the context of socio-spatial fragmentation: the cases of Maringá/PR and Ribeirão Preto/SP, BP.IC; 21/01290-9 - Spatial practices, representations of the city, urban sociability and fragmentary logic in Presidente Prudente-SP: the landscape of the way to school as an instrument of analysis and emancipatory education, BP.MS; 21/04159-0 - Soctiospatial fragmentation, inequality and everyday life in Dourados/MS, BP.IC; 21/04390-4 - New relations public space: private space in the context of socio-spatial fragmentation: the cases of Dourados/MS and Ituiutaba/MG, BP.IC; 20/05421-8 - Everyday mobility and the right to the city in São Paulo: uses and appropriations by the youth, BP.IC; 21/04556-0 - The territorial impacts of participatory budgeting in middle cities, BP.DR; 20/00231-6 - Between space continuity and territory discontinuity: importance of dry ports for urban sprawl and socio-spatial fragmentation, BP.DR; 20/09323-0 - Youth and multiple territorialities: differences and inequalities in the city and in school, BP.IC; 20/02906-0 - Socio-spatial fragmentation, an ongoing process: the case of Ribeirão Preto (SP), BP.IC; 20/03423-3 - Restructuring of the city and socio-spatial fragmentation from trade: the Londrina agglomerate, BP.MS; 20/04711-2 - Fragments of the fragmentary socio-spatial logic on the public space pair-private space in Dourados-MS, Ituiutaba-MG, Maringá-PR and Ribeirão Preto-SP, BP.PD; 20/06012-4 - From oral to written: the production of documents from interviews with city dwellers and well-informed agents, BP.TT; 20/04023-9 - Spatial practices inside closed residential spaces of Presidente Prudente - SP: between changes and permanences, BP.IC; 20/03383-1 - Socio-spatial fragmentation and urban experiences in the district of São Mateus, city of São Paulo-SP, BP.IC; 19/22190-2 - Urbanization and medium cities of Brazil and United Kingdom: fragmentation and socio-spatial inequality at multiple scales, BE.PQ; 19/24029-4 - Socio-spatial fragmentation in the context of small towns in metropolitan regions: cases of Paiçandu and Sarandí (PR), BP.IC; 19/19765-3 - Urban public policies: Special Zones of Social Interest (ZEIS) and the socio-spatial fragmentation, BP.IC; 19/18533-1 - Middle cities, centre and centrality and their implications on fragmentary sociospatial logic in different sociospacial formations: Chapecó, Dourados, Ituiutaba, Mossoró and Marabá, BP.PD; 19/16989-8 - Socio-spatial fragmentation, urban planning and land rent: the production of the city of Maringá/PR, BP.MS; 19/10241-1 - The MRV trajectory: real estate production and spatial rescheduling, BP.IC; 18/23288-3 - Cuzco (Peru) and Cartagena (Colombia): Centralities, spatial practices and socio-spatial fragmentation, BP.PD; 19/05179-5 - Socio-spatial self-segregation in Araçatuba urban agglomeration, BP.MS; 19/05315-6 - Urban land market and housing production in the context of different socio-spatial formations, BP.PD; 19/05225-7 - Urban land market and housing production in the context of different socio-spatial formations., BP.PD; 19/09247-5 - Idealization and assembly of the geographic information management (PGIG) for the research, BP.TT; 19/04385-0 - Differences, inequalities and urban everyday life: paradigms for reading and reflection on the spatial dimension of social processes, BP.PD; 19/09523-2 - Patterns of localization of economic activities in the Brazilian middle cities: Mossoró, Marabá, Dourados and Maringá, BP.IC; 19/08318-6 - Support for the organization and registration of Dialogue Groups, BP.TT; 19/09852-6 - Space and everyday urban practices on the periphery metropolis of São Paulo: the uses and appropriations of space, according to different age groups and temporalities, BP.IC; 19/04392-7 - Socio-spatial fragmentation and Brazilian urbanization: scales, vectors, rhythms, forms and contents., BP.PD; 19/09945-4 - Consequences of the fragmentary socio-spatial logic on the public-private space pair in Maringá-PR and Ribeirão Preto-SP, BP.IC; 19/04365-0 - Fragments of the fragmentary socio-spatial logic on the public space pair - private space in Dourados-MS, Ituiutaba-MG, Maringá-PR e Ribeirão Preto-SP, BP.PD; 19/09982-7 - Consequences of the fragmentary socio-spatial logic on the public-private space pair in Dourados-MS and Ituiutaba-MG, BP.IC; 19/02849-0 - The voices of the socio-spatial fragmentation: an analysis as of the urban (im)mobility and the (in)accessibility of the peripheral citizens resident in Ribeirão Preto - SP, BP.MS; 19/10121-6 - Space and everyday urban practices on the metropolis periphery of São Paulo: the uses and appropriations of space, according to different age groups and temporalities, BP.IC; 19/04664-7 - Space practices and everyday life: paradigms for the reflection on the spatial dimension of social processes, BP.PD; 19/04430-6 - Fragments of the fragmentary socio-spatial logic on the public space pair-private space in Chapecó-SC, Marabá-PA e Mossoró-RN, BP.PD; 19/06433-2 - Patterns on location of economic activities in Brazilian middle cities: Ribeirão Preto, Presidente Prudente, Ituiutaba and Chapecó, BP.IC; 19/07772-5 - Socio-spatial fragmentation and Brazilian urbanization: scales, vectors, rhythms, forms and contents (FragUrb), BP.IC; 18/20124-0 - Socio-spatial fragmentation, an ongoing process: the case of Maringá (PR), BP.IC - associated scholarships

Abstract

The socio-spatial differentiation in Brazilian cities has been deepening and it points out to a constitution of the process of socio-spatial fragmentation. Its origin is linked to the predominance of the neoliberal logic and subjections which precede the idea of the right to the city. This project aims to understand, in cities and urban levels, how fragmented socio-spatial logic changes the content of differentiation and inequalities, redefining the meanings of the right to the city. This central objective is unfolded in four analytical planes: i) it goes through the centre-peripheral socio-spatial logic to the fragmentary socio-spatial logic; ii) an interpretation of the socio-spatial fragmentation through the contemporary forms of differentiation and inequality, from practices associated to the urban daily life; iii) the unrolling of the fragmentary socio-spatial logic on public spaces /private spaces; iv) the role of the political institutions, the hegemonic economic agents and the non-hegemonic social subjects. To carry this research out we have chosen five empirical dimensions from which the process of socio-spatial fragmentation are going to be analysed, such as inhabiting, working, consuming, leisure and mobility. Cities of different socio-spatial formations are going to be studied: Chapecó/SC, Dourados/MS, Ituiutaba/MG, Marabá/PA, Maringá/PR, Mossoró/RN, Presidente Prudente/SP, Ribeirão Preto/SP and São Paulo/SP as well as small cities which will be identified in the course of the research. (AU)

Scientific publications

(References retrieved automatically from Web of Science and SciELO through information on FAPESP grants and their corresponding numbers as mentioned in the publications by the authors)

ELISEU SAVÉRIO SPOSITO; MARIA ENCARNAÇÃO BELTRÃO SPOSITO. FRAGMENTAÇÃO SOCIOESPACIAL. Mercator (Fortaleza), v. 19, 2020-08-10. (18/07701-8)

MARLON ALTAVINI DE ABREU; BRUNO L. S. BARCELLA; EVERALDO SANTOS MELAZZO. ENTRE O FINANCIAMENTO E A FINANCEIRIZAÇÃO DO IMOBILIÁRIO: A articulação Estado‑mercado na condução da política habitacional. Novos Estudos - CEBRAP, v. 43, n. 1, p. 91-116, 2024-06-17. (19/10959-0, 23/12476-1, 18/07701-8, 18/03674-6)

Filed patent(s) as a result of this research project