Titlebook: Making the Rural Urban; Inter-Class Dynamics Sebastián Felipe Villamizar-Santamaría Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(

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Waterscapes and the Paradox of Growth,es from the state. These efforts give rise to new coalitions focused on self-management of existing aqueducts and legal actions against the state. Interestingly, these coalitions transcend class differences, with residents leveraging each other’s resources and knowledge to improve water access. La C

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Wardens of the Mountains Against Urbanization,eme, and had their meeting demands met. Their unity was driven by the desire to preserve the green character of La Calera and prevent further urban growth in rural areas. This shared goal allowed them to present their demands to the state collectively, leveraging strength in numbers to challenge zon

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,Nature’s Identity Crisis, chapter also explores the concept of “third nature,” which encompasses the actions taken by residents to protect and preserve nature in the face of urbanization. The unequal distribution of environmental goods and bads and the power struggles among different social hierarchies contribute to environ

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