دانلود کتاب Housing as Commons: Housing Alternatives as Response to the Current Urban Crisis

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Half Title\nTitle Page\nCopyright Page\nContents\nFigures\nAcknowledgements\nContributors\nIntroduction: Revisiting the housing question: The potentialities of urban commoning\nPart I: Informal housing, infrastructures and commoning practices\n Chapter 1: Weaving commons in Salvador (Bahia, Brazil): Urgency, recognition, convergence\n Chapter 2: Activists infrastructures and commoning ‘from below’: The case of Cheetah Camp, Mumbai\n Chapter 3: Subaltern place as an infrastructure of consolidation: Settling an informal neighbourhood in Mumbai\n Chapter 4: Commoning Aboriginal ethno-architecture: Indigenous housing experiences in Australia\n Chapter 5: Feeding together: The revolution starts in the kitchen\nPart II: Cooperatives, squats and housing struggles\n Chapter 6: Hybrid commons: Housing cooperatives in Zurich\n Chapter 7: Urban commoning and popular power: The ‘autonomous neighbourhoods’ in Mexico City\n Chapter 8: Berlin and the city as commons\n Chapter 9: Refugee housing squats as shared heterotopias: The case of City Plaza Athens squat\n Chapter 10: The Dandara community-occupation: Destitution-constitution movements towards urban commons in Belo Horizonte (Brazil)\nPart III: In defence of the collective right to housing\n Chapter 11: Materializing the self-management: Tracking the commons in Yugoslav housing economy\n Chapter 12: A Greek activist’s reflections on the housing struggles and the movement against foreclosures in Athens\n Chapter 13: The power of public participation: Socio-economic impacts of urban development on the local commons in Egypt\n Chapter 14: From social urbanism to strategies of collective action in Medellin\n Chapter 15: Housing policy as a form of urban governance: The Barbican Estate and the enclosure of the urban commons\nEpilogue: Congregations: On the inhabitation of urban humans\nIndex