Rebel Cities-David Harvey

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AcknowledgmentsIwould like to thank the editors of the publications listed below fo rpermission to use material that appeared previously under theirauspices.Chapter 1 is a slightly modified version of an article published in NewLeft Review 53, September-October 2008 entitled "The Right to the City:'Chapter 2 is a slightly expanded version of the first part of an articlepublished in Socialist Register 201 1 entitled "The Urban Roots of FinancialCrises: Reclaiming the City for Anti-Capitalist Struggle:'Chapter 3 is based on a piece entitled "The Future of the Commons;'published in Radical History Review 109 (201 1). I thank Charlotte Hessfor pointing out some serious omissions in the original article withrespect to the work of Elinor Ostrom, and the participants in a seminarorganized under the auspices of 16 Beaver in New York City, whose discussionson the topic of the commons helped greatly in clarifying myown ideas.Chapter 4 is a slightly modified version of an article entitled '"IbeArt of Rent: Globalization, Monopoly and Cultural Production;' firstpublished in Socialist Register 2002.Chapter 5 is an extended version of the last part of an article first publishedin Socialist Register 201 1 entitled "The Urban Roots of FinancialCrises: Reclaiming the City for Anti-Capitalist Struggle:'
166 REBEL CITIESI would like to thank the participants in the "Right to the City" readinggroup in New York City (Peter Marcuse in particular) along with themembers of the seminar in the Center for Place, Culture and Politics inthe City University of New Yo rk for the many stimulating discussionsover the last few years.
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PREFACEHenri Lefebvre's VisionSomet
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PREFACExithe demolitions, what happ
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PREFACExiiiSo let us agree: the ide
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PREFACExvLefebvre also saw that the
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PREFACE:viithe relationship between
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Section 1:The Right to the City
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4 REBEL CITIEScity is the world whi
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6 REBEL CITIESthe capitalist faces
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8 REBEL CITIESrather than piecemeal
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10 REBEL CITIESAfrican-American) in
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12 REBEL CITIESports, pleasure pala
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18 REBEL CITIESand whose rents, eve
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20 REBEL CITIESAnd so it is with th
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CHAPTER TWOThe Urban Roots ofCapita
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THE URBAN ROOTS OF CAPITALIST CRISE
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CHAPTER THREEThe Creation of theUrb
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CHAPTER FOURThe Art of RentThe numb
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THE ART OF RENT 91first arises beca
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THE ART OF RENT 93different from co
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THE ART OF RENT 95it does accept (o
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THE ART OF RENT 97ADVENTURES IN THE
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THE ART OF RENT 99did not know how
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THE ART OF RENT 101which shows that
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THE ART OF RENT 103control, culture
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THE ART OF RENT 105themselves on th
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THE ART OF RENT 107position in rela
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THE ART OF RENT 109claim, monopoly
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THE ART OF RENTIllof the community
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Section II:Rebel Cities
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