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From the Resources of Poverty to the Poverty of Resources? The Erosion of a Survival Model

Household-focused research has made crucial conceptual contributions to the ways in which scholars understand the survival of the urban poor. De la Rocha theorizes about the usefulness of existing analytical tools for the assessment of current social conditions and the study of the urban poor.

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Published in:	Latin American perspectives 2001-07, Vol.28 (4), p.72-100
Main Author:	de la Rocha, Mercedes González
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Subjects:	Disadvantaged Economic Crises Economic crisis Economic hardship Economic models Economic resources Employment Gender Households Income distribution Labor market Labor markets Latin America Latin American literature Men Mexico Poverty Social conditions & trends Sociology Unemployment Urban areas Wages Working Class
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