Networks in Cities of the Global South

Networks in Cities of the Global South
No 56-57, 2004/2 - 140 pages

Special Report: Networks in Cities of the Global South

Pages 4 to 12

To Connect or Not?

By Sylvy Jaglin
Pages 13 to 26

Water and Electricity Services in Cape Town: How Post-Apartheid Policies Resulted in Disconnected Households

By Marie Plancq-Tournadre
Pages 27 to 43

Disconnected Households in Urban Water and Electricity Services, Buenos Aires

By Sarah Botton
Pages 44 to 56

Community Water and Sanitation Practices in Undeveloped, Low-Income Neighborhoods in Brazil: The Case of Rio de Janeiro and Salvador

By Mauro Kleiman
Pages 57 to 70

Collective Connections and Social Practices in Metro Cebu, Philippines: Striving for Legitimation

By Véronique Verdeil
Pages 71 to 86

Collective Servicing of Poor Regions of Zambia: A Lengthy Learning Process

By Anne Bousquet
Pages 87 to 95

Expanding Services in Africa: Forgotten Social Logics

By Alain Henry
Pages 96 to 105

Essential Public Services for Impoverished Populations

By Antoine Malafosse

Event Significance

Pages 106 to 111

Challenges in Rail Freight Transport in France

By Pierre Zembri

Portrait of a Company

Pages 112 to 126

The American Electricity Industry

By Christophe Defeuilley

Trends

Pages 127 to 133

Newspaper Points of Sale in France

By Jian Zhuo

Bibliography

Pages 134 to 142

Reviews

Pages 143 to 146

Selected Titles

Pages 147 to 149

Journal Reviews