Noise and the Battles for Space: Mediated Noise and Everyday Life in a Social Housing Estate in Santiago, Chile

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Sennett

Berglund et al.

Schell and Denham

ArketteCloonan and Johnson Gee and Payne-Sturges Jiron and Fada

Gee and Payne-Sturges

Attali

Sufian

Alberti

Arkette

Garrioch

Cloonan and Johnson

Evans and Kantrowitz

U.S. Department of Commerce

Brainard et al.

BurninghamLangdonStansfeld et al.

Espey and LopezHygge et al.Morrell and Lu

Hirai et al.Melamed and BruhisFroom et al.

Grimwood and LingJiron and FaddaStokoe and HepburnUtley and Buller

¹ Named after Tucapel Jimenez (1921-1982), a union leader assassinated by Pinochet's intelligence agency (DINA) members in 1982.

Tironi

RojasRojas and Greene

Tironi

BengoaRaczynski and SerranoWilson

Rodriguez and Sungranyes

Rodriguez and Sungranyes

INVI

Rodriguez

Tironi

Ducci

Sabatini

Atkinson and Kintrea

Brophy and Smith Rosenbaum et al.

Ostendorf et al.

Arthurson

Tironi

DucciRodriguez and Sungranyes

Dekker and van Kempen

² Something that gained national notoriety in Chile during the winter of 1997 with the famous case of the “Casas de nailon” [Nylon houses]. These were newly built social housing estates that could not keep out normal winter rains and had to be covered with nylon temporarily in order to prevent water leaking in.

Ducci

SESMA

Caquimbo and Martinez

Kaika

Bull

Ureta

INVI

ManuelMyersRamnarine

Stokes 1994a as quoted by Cohen

Arkette

INVIJiron and Fadda

DucciRodriguez and Sungranyes