Abigail Friendly
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PUBLICATIONS
Journal articles


Biggar, J. & Friendly, A. (2022). "Balancing equity-based goals with market-driven forces in land development: The case of density bonusing in Toronto." Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space DOI 10.1177/0308518X221087243.

Friendly, A. & Pimentel Walker, A. P. (2022). "Legacy participation and the buried history of racialised spaces: Hypermodern revitalization in Rio de Janeiro's port area." Urban Studies 59(6): 1167–1184.
See our blog post on the article here.
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Friendly, A. (2022). "Insurgent Planning in Pandemic Times: The Case of Rio de Janeiro." International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 46(1): 115–125.
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Pimentel Walker, A. P. & Friendly, A. (2021). "The value of participatory urban policy councils: Engaging actors through policy communities." Environment & Urbanization 33(2); 436–455.
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Friendly, A. (2021). "Latin American Urbanization and the Political Economy of Inequality." Latin American Perspectives. 48(6): 223–226.
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Macdonald, S., Monstadt, J. &​ Friendly, A. (2021). "Towards smart regional growth: institutional complexities and the regional governance of Southern Ontario's Greenbelt." Territory, Politics, Governance. DOI 10.1080/21622671.2021.1928540.

Macdonald, S., Monstadt, J. &​ Friendly, A. (2021). "Rethinking the governance and planning of a new generation of greenbelts." Regional Studies 55(5): 804–817.
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Macdonald, S., Monstadt, J. &​ Friendly, A. (2021). "From the Frankfurt greenbelt to the Regionalpark RheinMain: An institutional perspective on regional greenbelt governance." European Planning Studies. 29(1): 142–162. 
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Friendly, A. (2020). "Sharing the Unearned Increment: Divergent Outcomes in Toronto and São Paulo." Land Use Policy 91: 104270.
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Levkoe, C. Z., Friendly, A. & Daniere, A. (2020). "Community Service-Learning in Graduate Planning Education." Journal of Planning Education and Research 40(1): 92–103.
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​Friendly, A. (2020). "The Place of Social Citizenship and Property Rights in Brazil's 'Right to the City Debate." Social Policy and Society ​19(2): 307–318.
​See my blog post on the article here. 
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van Noorloos, F., Cirolia, L. R., Friendly, A., Jukur, S., Schramm, S., Steel, G. & Valenzuela, L. (2020). "Incremental housing as a node for intersecting flows of city-making: rethinking the housing shortage in the global South." Environment & Urbanization 32(1): 37–54.

Friendly, A. (2019). "The Contradictions of Participatory Planning: Reflections on the Role of Politics in Urban Development in Niterói, Brazil." Journal of Urban Affairs 41(7): 910–929.
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Friendly, A. & Stiphany, K. (2019). "Paradigm or Paradox? The 'Cumbersome Impasse' of the Participatory Turn in Brazilian Urban Planning." Urban Studies 56(2): 271–287.
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Stren, R. & Friendly, A. (2019). "Big City Mayors: Still Avatars of Local Politics?" Cities 84: 172–177.
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Stren, R. & Friendly, A. (2019). "Toronto and São Paulo: Cities and International Diplomacy." Urban Affairs Review 55(2): 375–404.
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Friendly, A. (2017). “Urban Policy, Social Movements and the Right to the City in Brazil.” Latin American Perspectives 44(2): 132–148.
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Friendly, A. (2016). “The Changing Landscape of Civil Society in Niterói, Brazil.” Latin American Research Review 51(1): 218–241. ​
​​See my blog post on the article here.

Friendly, A. (2015). "Review: Toronto: Transformations in a City and Its Region." Journal of Planning Education and Research ​35(4): 532–534.
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​Friendly, A. (2013). “The Right to the City: Theory and Practice in Brazil.” Planning Theory & Practice 14(2): 158–179. ​

Book chapters


Friendly, A. (2020). "Planning Reconfigurations in a Mega-Event Context: The Case of Rio de Janeiro." In D. Rukmana (Ed.),The Routledge Handbook of Planning Megacities in the Global South. New York: Routledge, pp. 342–354.
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  • CV
  • Research
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    • Journal articles & book chapters
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  • Consulting
  • Musings
  • Contact