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Collective Rights |
-urban uprising as acts of claiming ^^ I.e. collective rights, gay rights, civil rights -city as a cite for politics concerning c.r. (material value) (symbolic role, cultural/social values) |
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Paris Commune |
(break with classical marxism, globalization, exploitation outside the work place i.e. banks/housing markets) -class content in urban rebellions -brief, progressive city government in power in 1871 |
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(diff author, Saunders)Arrival city |
-part of the city where urbanizing poor (immigrant/native) first settle -learn to negotiate the city, establish themselves, earn money to move to better area -helps understand major political developments (i.e. arab spring) -cities who promote the chance to move into lower middle class helps overall success of the city -bad if people get stuck -shift focus from macro/micro level investment to arrival cities I.e. Paris, France developed nation, arrival city, vs rural migrants (French Revolution), newly arrived could rebel -deter terrorism, close network community -these areas feed into the rest of the city |
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Toronto (historically) |
-downtown tenements, or build own housing, then the city provided services -i.e. Kensington Market, Silverthorn (York) -US arrival cities, ownership, promotes stability/mobility, needs government maintenance -Thorncliffe Park, successful arrival city, state provided services |
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Arab Spring (as a series of arrival city revolutions) |
-frustrated arrival city resident -people who catalyzed uprisings from largest part of the crowds -key locations for renewal/development of urban life + urban rebellion that can become national |
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Other |
(Anti-capitalist struggle, struggle based on geography, urban space + class, elites try to organize urban spaces to facilitate control)(urban protests, flare and disappear quickly)(change concept of proletariat to those who produce/reproduce urbanization + revolutionary potential, urbanizing activities)(civil society)(right to the city, calling the anti-capitalist struggle, right to socialist space, right to destroy urban structures/organization that promote capitalist accumulation) |