Editorial (Inglês)
| Autor | Mauricio Mota |
| Cargo | Editor of Journal of City Law |
| Páginas | 3-4 |
Revista de Direito da Cidade vol. 13, nº 4. ISSN 2317-7721
DOI: 10.12957/rdc.2021.62334
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Revista de Direito da Cidade, vol. 13, nº 4. ISSN 2317-7721
JOURNAL OF CITY LAW
EDITORIAL FOR VOL. 13-4 (2021)
The Journal of City Law, journal classified by MEC/CAPES as Qualis A1, Law and registered in
the Web of Science, in this issue number 04, volume 13, 2021, is pleased to inform that the article
MELLO, C. A. “Right to housing and judicial conciliation of collective land tenure conflicts: the
experience of Porto Alegre”, publicado no volume 09, número 04, pp. 2072/2098, da Revista de Direito
da Cidade (2017). https://doi.org/10.12957/rdc.2017.29663, was cited in the article Ferreira D.B.,
Severo L. "Multiparty Mediation as Solution for Urban Conflicts: A Case Analysis from Brazil," published
in BRICS Law Journal. 2021;8(3): 5-29, and available at:
https://www.bricslawjournal.com/jour/article/view/535 .
In this issue we publish the article "Access to ICTs in rural areas. Approach from the
comparative perspective between Spain and the European Union" by Cristina Benlloch- Doménech,
PhD in Social Sciences, professor at the University of Valencia, Spain. In this article, the author analyzes
some of the differences in the use and access to new technologies between rural and urban areas,
based on the ICT Equipment survey in a comparative perspective between Spain and the European
Union, with the possible inequalities that this may cause for the development of the technologization
of these environments. One of the conclusions reached is that the differences between one and
another context (rural and urban) are increasingly smaller, but that the demographic composition may
be a key factor for the greater expansion of ICT in rural contexts.
As in previous issues, in the current volume 13, number 03, we are publishing 16 (sixteen)
unpublished articles, with 04 articles by foreign professors: the already mentioned “Access to ICTs in
rural areas. Approach from the comparative perspective between Spain and the European Union” by
Cristina Benlloch-Domenech, P hD in social sciences, professor at the University of Valencia, Spain;
"Individual access possibilities in the Universal System for the Protection of Human Rights: IACHR, I /
A Court HR, the European System and the African System" by Maria Fatima Pinho de Oliveira, Adjunct
Professor at the Department of Service Technology. Specialist and Master in Criminal Law, and PhD in
Political Science from Simón Bolívar University, Venezuela and Amelia Adriana Marin Herrera, Bachelor
in International Studies. Specialist in International Law and Politics (UCV). Master in International
Economic Negotiations (ULAC). Professor at the Latin American and Caribbean University. Doctoral
student in Public International Law at the Latin American and Caribbean University (ULAC), Venezuela;
"Relationship between quality of life and urban tree distribution in Bogotá: a perspective from urban
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