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How to Be an Anticapitalist City: From Crisis to Hope
By Allan Cochrane (Contribution by), Amro Yaghi (Contribution by), Antonios Ktenidis (Contribution by), Catherine Malpass (Contribution by), Claire Rodgerson (Contribution by), Gabriel Silvestre (Contribution by), Hang Kei Ho (Contribution by), Helen Traill (Contribution by), Jess Steele (Contribution by), Joe Kearsey (Contribution by), Kamau Wairuri (Contribution by), Karen Laing (Contribution by), Kathleen Stokes (Contribution by), Liz Todd (Contribution by), Mary Lawhon (Contribution by), Morag Rose (Contribution by), Nick Clare (Contribution by), Owain Hanmer (Contribution by), Philippe Koch (Contribution by), Rex McKenzie (Contribution by), Ross Beveridge (Contribution by), Sharda Rozena (Contribution by), Shaun French (Contribution by), SJ Cooper-Knock (Contribution by), Zakiya McKenzie (Contribution by), Rowland Atkinson (Editor), Beth Perry (Editor), Jonathan Silver (Editor)
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By Allan Cochrane (Contribution by), Amro Yaghi (Contribution by), Antonios Ktenidis (Contribution by), Catherine Malpass (Contribution by), Claire Rodgerson (Contribution by), Gabriel Silvestre (Contribution by), Hang Kei Ho (Contribution by), Helen Traill (Contribution by), Jess Steele (Contribution by), Joe Kearsey (Contribution by), Kamau Wairuri (Contribution by), Karen Laing (Contribution by), Kathleen Stokes (Contribution by), Liz Todd (Contribution by), Mary Lawhon (Contribution by), Morag Rose (Contribution by), Nick Clare (Contribution by), Owain Hanmer (Contribution by), Philippe Koch (Contribution by), Rex McKenzie (Contribution by), Ross Beveridge (Contribution by), Sharda Rozena (Contribution by), Shaun French (Contribution by), SJ Cooper-Knock (Contribution by), Zakiya McKenzie (Contribution by), Rowland Atkinson (Editor), Beth Perry (Editor), Jonathan Silver (Editor)
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How do we find new ways of urban being and doing? This edited collection explores how global capitalism has shaped cities into sites of inequality, precarity and alienation—spaces designed to serve profit rather than people. Drawing on diverse examples, the book analyses how urban life is failing under current economic systems and offers real-world alternatives that promote human flourishing.
From rethinking urban governance to exploring community-led initiatives, the collection offers evi...