Hybrid Urbanisms in Secondary Cities of the Global South: Insights from Urban Planning and Infrastructure Delivery in Ghana and Peru [Hardcover]

This book presents the concept of Hybrid Urbanisms aiming to deconstruct the still existing and often critiqued dualism of formalised and informalised practices in urban planning and infrastructure delivery.

1.Introduction: Hybrid Urbanisms  deconstructing the dualism of in/formalised practices in planning and infrastructure delivery  Part I - Ghana  2.Urban Development and Secondary Cities in Ghana: The Case of Sunyani  3.Navigating hybrid planning landscapes: Practices and legislation in urban land development in Ghana  4.Nuances of informal transport operation: examining floating drivers on the Ejisu-Kumasi highway, Ghana  5.Exploring hybridity in the delivery configurations of mobility in Sunyani, Ghana: substitution, competition, complementarity  6.Shaping urban planning and infrastructural configurations through everyday practices and resistance: The case of the Bolgatanga Market reconstruction  Part II - Peru  7.Planning frameworks under pressure: the legal hybridity framing Peruvian in/formal urban development  8.Urban transportation reform and the consolidation of a hybrid transport system in Peruvian Cities  9. Municipal housing programmes as hybrid urbanism. The case of Tacna, Peru  10.Huacho and the unequal production of pedestrian commuting to essential social services  11.We are not invasores, we are an asociaci?n. Legal hybridity on the peripheries of Arequipa 12.Conclusion: Seeing hybridity through a comparative lens  perspectives on urban development in secondary cities of Ghana and Peru 

This book presents the concept of 'Hybrid Urbanisms' aiming to deconstruct the still-existing and often critiqued dualism of formalised and il£-