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Köp båda 2 för 1972 kr"Margaret Kohn brings an exceptionally sophisticated theoretical understanding to bear on the bases of urban injustice and the potential for its remediation. Rather than simply engaging in a re exive call for greater democracy, she develops a complex theory of social solidarism from which she builds an argument for a right to the city in which all city users share in their commonly developed wealth."- Susan S. Fainstein, author of The Just City "Margaret Kohn is one of the very few scholars writing about cities whose work combines a sophisticated understanding of normative theory and the empirical dimensions of 'actually existing' urban life. In The Death and Life of the Urban Commonwealth she adeptly melds this combination with the best insights of critical urban studies to construct an innovative argument with radical implications for practice."- David Imbroscio, author of Urban America Reconsidered "This rich and engaging work deserves a wide audience."- Clarissa Rile Hayward, Washington University in St. Louis
Margaret Kohn is Professor of Political Science at the University of Toronto.
Acknowledgments Chapter One: Introduction Chapter Two: Solidarism and Social Property Chapter Three: The Return of the Pavement Dwellers Chapter Four: Public Housing and the Right to Occupancy Chapter Five: What is Wrong with Gentrification? Chapter Six: Freedom Riders Chapter Seven: Occupying the Commons: The Populist and the Sovereigntist Public Chapter Eight: Parks and Refs: Democracy, Disobedience and Public Space Chapter Nine: Hetero-rights to the City Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index