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The (Social) Right to the City
2022Abstract More than half the world’s population now lives in cities. But cities are often places characterized by anomie, loneliness, and mutual indifference. This chapter uses the idea of a right to the city to critically examine the effects of urban living on different people’s abilities to meet their social needs. Dividing the relevant
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Realising the “right to the city”
International Journal of Law in the Built Environment, 2013PurposeThis article aims to explore the concept of achieving the “right to the city” for marginalised communities. It uses human rights instruments and regeneration best practice to develop a toolkit of indicators for urban regeneration. The article contributes to the literature on realising economic, social and cultural rights encompassed in the ...
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From the “Right to the City” to the Right to the Nation
2019The chapter draws attention to the passage from the “right to the city” (according to Henri Lefebvre’s expression) to the right to the nation. Somalis settled in Johannesburg can have multiple national identities, such as those who came from Europe and North America in order to find a better religious life, along with better business opportunities, in ...
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Space and Culture, 2016
Following the publication of Henri Lefebvre’s book Le Droit à la ville (1968), a debate has emerged regarding the neoliberal takeover of urban spaces and activism. Nonetheless, in the past 10 years, we have seen the continuous expansion of public space via social networking media and, today, most public institutions in Western states use social ...
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Following the publication of Henri Lefebvre’s book Le Droit à la ville (1968), a debate has emerged regarding the neoliberal takeover of urban spaces and activism. Nonetheless, in the past 10 years, we have seen the continuous expansion of public space via social networking media and, today, most public institutions in Western states use social ...
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City, 2014
The “Right to the City” is, for better or worse, a catchy phrase, and has been used with quite a diversity of often contradictory meanings. The article describes Lefebvre's own reading, a strategic reading, a discontented reading, a spatial reading, a collaborationist reading, and a subversive reading.
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The “Right to the City” is, for better or worse, a catchy phrase, and has been used with quite a diversity of often contradictory meanings. The article describes Lefebvre's own reading, a strategic reading, a discontented reading, a spatial reading, a collaborationist reading, and a subversive reading.
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The Right of the City or the Right to the City?
2013Rafael Soares Gonçalves +2 more
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