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Begging As A Path To Progress: Indigenous Women And Children And The Struggle For Ecuador'S Urban Spaces (Geographies Of Justice,New Nagel Now In A New EditionIn 1992, Calhuas, An Isolated Andean Town, Got Its First Road. Newly Connected To Ecuadors Large Cities, Calhuas Experienced Rapid Socialspatial Change, Which Kate Swanson Richly Describes In Begging As A Path To Progress. Based On Nineteen Months Of Fieldwork, Swansons Study Pays Particular Attention To The Ideas And Practices Surrounding Youth. While Begging Seems To Be Inconsistent Withor Even An Affront Toideas About Childhood In The Developed