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This is entirely apart from the vegetative in- crease of the city population itself. But the cities are simply not equipped to give houses, food, work, schools, and churches to all these late arrivals.
ONCE THEY HAVE exhausted avail- able living space in the houses of friends, they must throw some boards together on any unoccupied land, and you have the beginning of the "Villa Miseria," the "Callampa," the "Casas Brujas," the "Favella," etc., as these blights upon our cities are colorfully term...ed in the various countries of Latin America.
There are other factors that bring about change. The American tends to think of the Industrial Revolution as something that occurred already. Actually, it is just beginning in most areas of Latin IF SOCIAL STRUCTURES are chang- ing rapidly and must change rapidly, these changes must nonetheless be care- fully studied and, as far as possible, controlled. On the other hand, it is cer- tainly to be regretted that it is so char- acteristic of the comfortable classes of Latin America to resist change, all change that is social as well as economic, and to ascribe their resistance wholly to motives of anti-communism, when it is quite obvious that their most serious concern is often with their own economic and social position.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is entirely apart from the vegetative in- crease of the city population itself. But the cities are simply not equipped to give houses, food, work, schools, and churches to all these late arrivals.
ONCE THEY HAVE exhausted avail- able living space in the houses of friends, they must throw some boards together on any unoccupied land, and you have the beginning of the "Villa Miseria," the "Callampa," the "Casas Brujas," the "Favella," etc., as these blights upon our cities are colorfully term...ed in the various countries of Latin America.
There are other factors that bring about change. The American tends to think of the Industrial Revolution as something that occurred already. Actually, it is just beginning in most areas of Latin IF SOCIAL STRUCTURES are chang- ing rapidly and must change rapidly, these changes must nonetheless be care- fully studied and, as far as possible, controlled. On the other hand, it is cer- tainly to be regretted that it is so char- acteristic of the comfortable classes of Latin America to resist change, all change that is social as well as economic, and to ascribe their resistance wholly to motives of anti-communism, when it is quite obvious that their most serious concern is often with their own economic and social position.
What to read after The Panama Canal Review 13, 9?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Panama Canal Company to read onlineMoreLess
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