The Autonomous City: A History of Urban Squatting
The Autonomous City presents a history of urban squatting, examining how autonomous spaces emerge within cities and what they reveal about housing, property, community, and political action. Alexander Vasudevan offers a focused account for readers interested in urban history, sociology, and the changing nature of city life.
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The Autonomous City examines the history of urban squatting and its place in modern city life.
Alexander Vasudevan explores the social and political dimensions of autonomous urban spaces.
The book offers a broad account of communities that challenge conventional ideas about property, housing, and the city.
It is suited to readers interested in urban history, social movements, and alternative forms of collective life.
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