Titlebook: Squatters and the Politics of Marginality in Uruguay; María José Álvarez-Rivadulla Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(

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Planned Squatting and Politics, analysis of the time series of land invasions, available in Appendix 2, this chapter tells the story of planned invasions in a narrative form, relating it with the recent political history of Uruguay. In particular, it argues that the rising electoral competition introduced in the city by the growt

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Politics on the Ground, and by scrutinizing the relationship between squatters and the state through political brokerage. It puts the mobilization literature in dialog with the literature on clientelism, showing that political networks can at times be mobilizing rather than demobilizing, and shows the relational nature of

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Planned Squatting and Politics,ng it with the recent political history of Uruguay. In particular, it argues that the rising electoral competition introduced in the city by the growth of Frente Amplio, the leftist coalition that took over the city government in 1990 and the national government in 2004, was crucial in motivating planned land invasions.

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Politics on the Ground,the literature on clientelism, showing that political networks can at times be mobilizing rather than demobilizing, and shows the relational nature of political networks considering the different sides, the politicians or state officials, the broker and the clients, or ordinary residents.

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Introduction,irst and electoral competition later) interacted with grievances such as housing needs affecting the number of land invasions and the types of squatter mobilization strategies in Montevideo at different points in time. It also highlights the role of brokerage connecting the underprivileged with resources including political opportunities.

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