Housing policy, neighborhood development, and civic participation in Cuba: The social microbrigade of Santa Clara

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This article introduces the reader to the Cuban situation concerning neighborhood development, civic participation, and housing policy. Its intention is to demonstrate a concept of government-introduced self-help housing in Cuba called microbrigades, using a case study analysis of Santa Clara, Cuba. A comparison of Cuban microbrigades with other self-help housing projects from different countries highlights the particularities of this extraordinary concept.

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Brester, B. (2012). Housing policy, neighborhood development, and civic participation in Cuba: The social microbrigade of Santa Clara. Berkeley Planning Journal, 25(1), 64–80. https://doi.org/10.5070/bp325111715

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