Global urbanization maintains mutual constituent relationships with the main patterns of domination in our societies, shaping their development. However, cities are sites of intense political disputes as urban populations have organized to meet the challenges of everyday life, resist dispossession, and defend their rights. What conditions and strategies enable radical transformation in urban contexts? What kind of economic and political processes can sustain radical urban transformations? In this book presentation and dialogue session, we deal with these questions and more as well as explore the tremendous transformative potential of cities through concrete cases from around the world.
| Webinar date | 2020/12/03 |
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| Topics | Democracy, Leadership, Social change |
| Participants | Mabrouka M'Barek (Tunisia/USA); Mary Ann Manahan (Philippines); Maria Khristine Alvarez; Asume Osuoka (Nigeria / Canada); Aseem Mishra (India); Sandeep Virmani (India); Bryce Detroit (USA); Juliana Goes Morais (Brazil); Miriam Lang (Ecuador) |
