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Keisha Corantin

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ID4394555
NAMEKeisha Corantin
GIVEN NAMESKeisha
FAMILY NAMECorantin
SIGNATURECORANTIN K
AFFILIATIONSPôle de Recherche pour l'Organisation et la Diffusion de l'Information Géographique
ORCID0009-0001-5886-5117
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS3
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT3
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2024
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX0
  • Settling on their ground: The shifting land politics of armed actors in the urban margins of Medellín

    Open Access•Keisha Corantin•ARTICLE•Political Geography•2026•References: 24

    How do armed groups shape land orders in the urban margins? While the power dynamics of non-state armed actors over land resources have been extensively studied in rural contexts, urban settings have received far less attention. In response to the growing influence of criminal organizations in the informal land markets of Latin American cities, this article offers a historical perspective on the involvement of armed actors in Medellín’s political…

  • Violence et précarisation du logement populaire à Medellín, l’accumulation prédatrice comme matrice de la production urbaine

    Open Access•Keisha Corantin•ARTICLE•Métropoles•2024

    Au Nord comme au Sud, les politiques de rénovation et d’intégration urbaine témoignent de la marchandisation croissante des territoires populaires. La littérature scientifique insiste sur les processus de gentrification et de déplacements de population associés à ces dynamiques, et interroge alors la production violente de l’espace urbain essentiellement à travers l’action de l’Etat et des promoteurs privés. Eclairant une zone d’ombre de cette di…

  • Violence and precarization of popular housing in Medellín, predatory accumulation as the matrix of urban production

    Open Access•Keisha Corantin•ARTICLE•Métropoles•2024

    In both North and South, urban renewal and integration policies testify to the growing commodification of popular territories. The scientific literature emphasizes the processes of gentrification and population displacement associated with these dynamics, and questions the violent production of urban space primarily through the actions of the state and private developers. Shedding light on a blind spot in this discussion, this article proposes to…

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  • Violence et précarisation du logement populaire à Medellín, l’accumulation prédatrice comme matrice de la production urbaine

    Open Access•Keisha Corantin•ARTICLE•Métropoles•2024

    Au Nord comme au Sud, les politiques de rénovation et d’intégration urbaine témoignent de la marchandisation croissante des territoires populaires. La littérature scientifique insiste sur les processus de gentrification et de déplacements de population associés à ces dynamiques, et interroge alors la production violente de l’espace urbain essentiellement à travers l’action de l’Etat et des promoteurs privés. Eclairant une zone d’ombre de cette di…

  • Violence and precarization of popular housing in Medellín, predatory accumulation as the matrix of urban production

    Open Access•Keisha Corantin•ARTICLE•Métropoles•2024

    In both North and South, urban renewal and integration policies testify to the growing commodification of popular territories. The scientific literature emphasizes the processes of gentrification and population displacement associated with these dynamics, and questions the violent production of urban space primarily through the actions of the state and private developers. Shedding light on a blind spot in this discussion, this article proposes to…

  • Settling on their ground: The shifting land politics of armed actors in the urban margins of Medellín

    Open Access•Keisha Corantin•ARTICLE•Political Geography•2026•References: 24

    How do armed groups shape land orders in the urban margins? While the power dynamics of non-state armed actors over land resources have been extensively studied in rural contexts, urban settings have received far less attention. In response to the growing influence of criminal organizations in the informal land markets of Latin American cities, this article offers a historical perspective on the involvement of armed actors in Medellín’s political…

Latin American Urban Studies (2 works) · Agriculture, Land Use, Rural Development (1 works) · Art (1 works) · Business (1 works) · Chemistry (1 works) · Citizen journalism (1 works) · Corporate governance (1 works) · Crime, Illicit Activities, and Governance (1 works) · Criminal justice (1 works) · Economics (1 works)

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