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1. For further reading on the subject, see among others: (Shatkin, 2007).

2. For further reading on the subject see: (Soja, 2010).

3. Economist Paul Collier delves into the underlying dynamics of uneven development in: (Collier, 2008). For a critical understanding also reference: (Harvey, 2006, p.119-148).

4. On the terming and role of ‘recognition’ see: (Appadurai, 2004).

5. See also: (Satterwaite, 2007) Available at: https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=IuVTqlSelDI&feature=youtu. be (Accessed: 1 March 2021).

6. On the large-scale, territorial logics of informal urbanisation, see among others: (Dovey and Rahajo, 2010, p.80-81).

7. The process of re-considering informal housing strategies as a ‘positive force’ can be dated back to least to the 1960s.

8. For further reading on the subject, see among others: (Roy, 2005) and (Gilbert, 2007).

9. Synthetic accounts of such different interpretations can be found in: (d’Auria, Meulder and Shannon, 2010); (Fiori and Brandão, 2009) and (Hamdi, 2010).

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