The Seventh Generation

• The Politics of Planning in Latin America and the Latino US
  by Samuel Stein, Clara Irazábal

Latin Americas, North and South

• The Political Ecology Approach to Planning in a Global World: A Latin-American Perspective
  by Liliana Giraldo Arias
• The Contradictions of Cooperative Institutions in Pindoyú, Paraguay
  by Kathryn Peters
• Fighting for Planning for the First Time in Fortaleza, Brazil
  by Clarissa Sampaio Freitas
• The Damage from Mega-Sporting Events in Brazil
  by J. Justin Woods
• Call for Papers: Detroit, Fall, 2015
• The Social Struggle for Public Spaces in Guayaquil, Ecuador
  by Luis Alfonso Saltos Espinoza
• Yachay, City of Knowledge: A Catalyst of Territorial (In)Equity and Social (In)Justice in Equador
  by Juan Carlos Maquilón Tapia
• Displacing the Dead, Disregarding the Living: Public Space and Cemetery Planning in Bogotá, Colombia
  by Christien Klaufus
• Paradise Misappropriated: The Case of Touristic Gated Communities in Lyford Cay and Clifton Bay, Bahamas
  by Samar Al-Skaff, Nasr Chamma, Hanna Ibrahim, Alexandra Kallab, Christelle Lahoud, Andrey Levchenko
• Planned but Mostly Unimplemented: Large Scale Green Infrastructure in Arid Northern Mexico Cities
  by Gabriel Díaz Montemayor
• Diálogo on the Border: Planning for Latino Communities in South Texas
  by Edna Ledesma, Cecilia Giusti, Bara Safarova, Larry Vasquez, Esther Valles Rojas
• Economic Restructuring and the Roosevelt Avenue Business Improvement District
  by Arturo Ignacio Sánchez
• An Activist’s Response to School Closing: A Residential Teacher’s Village in a Gentrifying Puerto Rican Community
  by Ivis García

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