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During the urbanization of Recife, informal settlements became the predominant mode of popular housing, reflecting the history of Brazilian socio-spatial segregation. In the process of redemocratization, a generation of insurgent citizens made gradual institutional advances, such as the pioneering creation of Special Zones of Social Interest. However, when democracy takes root, there is a gap between urban planning practices and the “right to the city” as conceived by social movements. In an attempt to understand this process of construction and deconstruction of Recife urban citizenship, the study starts from the following questions: What is the magnitude of informal urbanization? What urban plans were developed and under which discourses? How did these plans affect the process of reproduction of the informal urbanization of Recife? Using bibliographic analysis and the creation of a Geographic Information System, the research suggests that the trajectory of urban policies in Recife has oscillated between a process of expansion of urban democracy and erosion, related to the emphasis on the production of urban space as merchandise.

Da cidade democrática à cidade mercadoria: A trajetória institucional das Políticas Urbanas de Recife, PE