Raquel Rolnik
2 books
About the Author
Raquel Rolnik is a renowned Brazilian urban planner, architect, and academic whose work critically examines the intersections of urban development, social inequality, and public policy in Latin America. With a career spanning decades, she has served as Brazil's Special Rapporteur on Adequate Housing for the United Nations, advocating for equitable access to housing and sustainable cities. Her research and writings challenge the neoliberal models of urban planning that exacerbate social divides, drawing from her extensive experience in São Paulo's complex urban landscape. Rolnik's insights continue to influence global discussions on housing rights and urban justice, making her a pivotal voice in the fight against spatial segregation and for inclusive cities worldwide.
Common genres
Writing style
analytical
critical
accessible
