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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Faculdade de Arquitetura e Urbanismo (FAU) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Luciana de Oliveira Royer holds a Bachelor (1995), Master of Science (2003), and PhD (2009) in Architecture and Urbanism from the University of São Paulo. During her MSc, developed a research entitled ?Housing Policy in the State of São Paulo: A study about CDHU?. As her PhD thesis, developed the research ?Financialisation of Housing Policy: limits and perspectives?. She is Research Fellow at Housing and Human Settlements Lab (LabHab) since its foundation, in 1997 at the Architecture and Urbanism School of the University of São Paulo (FAU-USP). She was Project Manager at the Brazilian Cities Ministry, and Executive Secretary at the São Paulo City?s Housing Council. She is member of technical teams in local and federal public administrations in Brazil, with experience in housing and urban policy, urban and regional planning, and public policies management. Held public office as architect at the Caixa Econômica Federal, Brazilian public bank, where has practiced supervision and coordination functions in special programs sector. She was Professor at the Public Policies Management undergraduate program at the University of São Paulo. Nowadays she is Urban Planning Associate Professor at Architecture and Urbanism School of the University of São Paulo. Email: luroyer@usp.br . (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Urban and housing precariousness are still distinctive of Brazilian cities. So, considering housing and urban infrastructure as element of urban development, government action directed to urban development is still to be considered a national requirement. Public wealth is a condition to the reduction of precariousness based on urban development via government action. However, public polic…
Despite the long history of the sanitation agenda in the state of São Paulo and, more specifically, in the Metropolitan Region of São Paulo, the city of São Paulo still has significant deficiencies in water provision and sanitation policies, which are hidden by the municipal, state and national averages. The institutional legacies of the sector and the policy instruments applied by the Sã…
This post-doctoral research aims to expand and/or deepen the doctoral research. The doctoral research was entitled: "New Urban Centralities in Angola: an analysis of the emergence, growth and contradictions of living in Angola's new urban centralities". The aim was to understand the factors associated with transformations in the urban space of Angolan cities in the post-war period.In addi…
Public finances play an important role in understanding the productive processes in Brazil, as well as in comprehending the occupation of its national territory and production of urban space. This research involves, analyzes and critically problematizes the relation between public finances, national territory and housing, considering the effects this relation has over the production and a…
This research project aims to analyze, especially, each LOA (Annual Budget Law) that was passed at the City of São Paulo since 2003 to 2018 and compare them with the main planning urban tools of the public administration - i.e., Strategic Master Plan (PDE), Multiannual Plan (PPA), Budget Guidelines Plan (LDO) - and the Sector Plans - i.e., City Housing Plan (PMH) and Basic Sanitation Plan…
The research aims to identify and analyze the housing programs and enterprises developed in the city of São Paulo from financing. It focuses on resources allocated by programs of the special fund called FGTS, which is the Severance Indemnity Fund for employees. Taking the period 2000-2014, the study will seek the identification, characterization and georeferencing of the real estate produ…
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The United States and Brazil are undoubtedly countries with different positions in the capitalist system. The historical trajectories of these countries, since the colonial period, illustrate fundamental differences that remain to this day. The sophistication of capitalist relations seems to have brought about the dissolution of national borders in the context of an undeniable "fiscal cri…
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