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Activists and academics often invoke claims for a “right to the city,” frequently based on philosopher Henri Lefebvre’s ideas, first penned in the late 1960s. Associated with broad calls for social justice and transformative urban change, it has become somewhat of an umbrella term for a range of specific demands.
Bůžek, Richard +8 more
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Rethinking the Right to the City: Which City What Kind of a Right
ABSTRACT: This article aims to revisit Lefebvre’s notion of the right to the city in a broader framework and discuss it as a material, social, and emotional component of everyday spatial experiences of vulnerable and precarious individuals like the homeless.
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The city and education: a study on pedagogical practices and citizen formation
Non-formal education is a space for training and learning knowledge for life, a space that is socio-political, cultural and pedagogical. In this sense, NGOs and social movements are the most common places where it occurs.
Marina Zaidan Nery +2 more
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Unintended consequences: local housing allowance meets the right to buy [PDF]
Recent rapid expansion of the Private Rented Sector (PRS) is recognised but the extensive involvement of ex local authority stock in this new PRS is not.
Sprigings, N. +3 more
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La desactivación de la máquina urbanística. Por un verdadero derecho a la ciudad.
This article sustains a fundamental argument: any right to the city requires the recovery of the political capacity to decide the meaning, form, and foundation of cities, which are the properenclosures in which modern humanity dwells.
Martín Aulestia Calero
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Clowns to the Left of Me, Jokers to the Right [PDF]
The title of this blog, ‘Clowns to the left of me, Jokers to the right’, comes from lyrics in Stealers Wheel’s 1973 hit single, Stuck in the Middle with You.
McCabe, Steven
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Desafios à circulação de jovens mulheres na cidade do Recife
This article aims to discuss the movement of young peripheral women through the neighborhoods of Recife, Brasil, and understand how they relate to the urban context.
Jaileila Araújo Menezes +2 more
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Assessing the Right to the City Theory from a Gender-Wise Perspective in order to Achieve Gender Inclusive Urban Space (Case Study: The City of Rasht) [PDF]
Justice is an inclusive and universal concept that has consistently been considered as a fundamental element of development. This concept may be interpreted differently from the standpoint of a variety of scientific and research fields.
Mehrnaz Molavi, Vahid Feizkhah
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Le « droit à l’espace public » et la durabilité sociale à Los Angeles
What are the tools available to fight against the neoliberal conception of cities? This article questions the way the right to access public space is theorized in the early 21st century and the initiatives trying to concretely implement it. Of the utmost
Marine Dassé
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Resumo Lisboa encontra-se em transição. Ao sair de uma crise económica acompanhada por severas políticas de austeridade, encontra-se numa nova fase de dinamismo económico, mas sem conseguir inverter antigas e novas estruturas de desigualdade social e ...
João Seixas +2 more
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