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Dive into the research topics where N.J. Amorim Mota is active. These topic labels come from the works of this person. Together they form a unique fingerprint.
Arts & Humanities
Portugal
Housing Policy
Alvaro Siza Vieira
Boas
Public Housing
Global South
Sustainable Development
Everyday Life
Social Control
Restaurants
Bread
The Other
Dwelling
Dictatorship
Coexistence
Emancipation
21st Century
Political Economy
Earth
Waves
English People
High Society
Overcrowding
Self-help
Seaside
Working Class
Education
Businessmen
Agenda
Holidays
Aristocracy
Urban Space
Boom
Wine
Built Environment
Spring
Architectural Discourse
Village
Pollution
Social Rights
Subjectivation
Public Sector
Commodities
Faculty of Architecture
Design Studio
Design Education
Economics
Cultural Practices
Spatial Pattern
Social Model
Social Sciences
architect
social housing
citizens' participation
urban renewal
district
festival
building
public space
time
museum
bank
subjectivity
housing policy
Netherlands
town
citizen
performance
sustainable development
knowledge transfer
technical innovation
decision making
decision-making process
stakeholder
inhabitant
social structure
segregation
collective interest
Iran
modernization
World Bank
planning
municipality
developing country
resident
layout
expertise
participation
communication
infrastructure
subjectivation
self-help
threat
paradigm
development strategy
interview
Group
town planning
equity
interdependence
collective memory
Earth & Environmental Sciences
urban renewal
new town
urban community
participation
citizen
corridor
family
brick
code
vernacular architecture
Africa
affordable housing
project
household
pollination
city
modernization
termite
inhabitant
plan
planning
industrialization
limiting factor
rural area
young
decision
household income
rain water
continent
stakeholder
program
communication
decision making
durability
housing policy
town planning
cultural identity
traditional knowledge
congestion
chaotic dynamics
planning process
dwelling
municipality
abrasion
income
analysis
paper
preserve
mud
economics
