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An Informational Right to the City? Code, Content, Control, and the Urbanization of Information
Antipode, 2017Joe Shaw, Mark Graham
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2017
This study is an effort to contribute to the current urban studies debate on the way to conceptualize the city by advancing a rights-based approach and to suggest that to build such vision one needs to reconceive the city as a commons, which is to say that the city serves as an infrastructure enabling the “pooling” of city inhabitants actions, energies,
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This study is an effort to contribute to the current urban studies debate on the way to conceptualize the city by advancing a rights-based approach and to suggest that to build such vision one needs to reconceive the city as a commons, which is to say that the city serves as an infrastructure enabling the “pooling” of city inhabitants actions, energies,
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Neighbourhood branding and the right to the city
Progress in Human Geography, 2018Jeffrey R Masuda
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‘The right to the city’ revisited: Assessing urban rights – The case of Arab Cities in Israel
Habitat International, 2014Yosef Rafeq Jabareen
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