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The Housing Question Revisited | New Issue of ACME and 2012 panel at AAG wih Neil Smith
ACME 15(3) is out, including a special section—coordinated by Henrik Gutzon Larsen, Anders Lund Hansen, Gordon MacLeod and Tom Slater—devoted to revisit Engels’ The Housing Question through a number of case studies and a transcription of Neil Smith’s intervention on … Continue reading
Posted in Conflicto urbano, Derecho a la ciudad, Espacio social, Espacio y política, Housing, Neil Smith, Neoliberalismo, The Housing Question, Vivienda social
Tagged ACME, Anders Lund Hansen, Engels, Gordon MacLeod, Kate Shaw, Neil Smith, Neoliberalism, Peter Marcuse, Social housing, The Housing Question, The Housing Question Revisited, Tom Slater, Ute Lehrer
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