David Harvey Rebel Cities Summary

David Harvey writes the book of Rebel Cities. In this book, he refers that urban employees class can’t find place in Marxist theory. However they can realize to revolution on the right to the city. He suggests reappropriate to city for anti-capitalist struggle. Rebel Cities analyses that relation with two ways for alienation. One of them, crises of narrative is fictionalized by neo-liberal economy. The other one is positions the masses. When he mentions to these alienation situation he identifies three problematical questions. First one is relation between urban economy and whole of capitalist system for Harvey. Second discussion is discrimination and conflict point between the urban social movements and anti-capitalist struggle. And the last discussion is focus to organization of social movements in urban. When cities get much rich, citizens can’t live how can they want. We can see in these cities that alienation and normlessness. According to David Harvey, city right …show more content…
Struggle: is a politic way of organization that is capitalist single-handed. Also it has to regulate versus capitalism to success. Harvey tries to find his answer of the question he asks himself; importance here as specially in the washout of Wisconsin. He researches American union researchers Fletcher and Gapasin. Experience life of urban population importance of rent in the traditional union struggles is what Fletcher and Gapasin seek for. The biggest argument in this book is substantial of rent literally by Marxist analyses as a useful and politic struggle. Fletcher and Gapasin write, and Harvey cites: “work place is not restricted by class struggle”. Harvey’s offer is direction of reformist “municipal socialism”. Harvey shows the real victory of administration but occupy motion in wisdom. Harvey influence of torture to find centralizing and internationalist urban for communism is a dare for people should look