Zonas de reglamentación neoliberal: transformaciones en la planificación y la gobernanza en Lima, 1970-2009

Matteo Stiglich

doi:10.7764/eure.51.152.06

Zonas de reglamentación neoliberal: transformaciones en la planificación y la gobernanza en Lima, 1970-2009

Translated title of the contribution: Neoliberal regulatory zones: Transformations in planning and governance in Lima, 1970-2009

Matteo Stiglich

Department of Humanities Arts and Social Sciences

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In 1970, the Special Regulatory Zone (SRZ) zoning category was created in Peru. Its objective was to intervene in irregular settlements. Three decades later, the category underwent a transformation. Following the neoliberal turn, SRZs began to be used with a variety of ends, such as extracting land values and opening new spaces for private investment. Based on archival research and the analysis of legal documents and newspapers, this paper explores this transition. The paper addresses two central questions: How did the use of the Special Regulatory Zone zoning category change during the neoliberal turn? And what can this change tell us about broader transformations in Lima’s planning and urban governance?.

Translated title of the contribution	Neoliberal regulatory zones: Transformations in planning and governance in Lima, 1970-2009
Original language	Spanish
Journal	Eure
Volume	51
Issue number	152
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.7764/eure.51.152.06
State	Published - 1 Jan 2025

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