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10 avril 2017
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Pedro Pereira Leite, « Museologia Social e Urbanismo XXXVIII », Global Heritages, ID : 10.58079/p38u
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Vulnerability and impacts for the rich and poor Discussion prompts: How is the risk manifested in cities particular and distinct from other risks? What are the various actions that could abate the creation of risk as well as have beneficial developmental outcomes for cities and their citizens? I am Allan Lavell, I’m British by birth but have lived in Latin American for the last 40 years, at present working in Costa Rica for the last 36 years, I'm an urban development specialist by trade...