Shadow cities: a billion squatters, a new urban world
In the middle of the night they quickly build houses and seize land before the police destroy their fragile homes. They're squatters--families that risk the wrath of governments and property owners by building dwellings on land they don't own--and they represent one out of every ten people...
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Zusammenfassung: | In the middle of the night they quickly build houses and seize land before the police destroy their fragile homes. They're squatters--families that risk the wrath of governments and property owners by building dwellings on land they don't own--and they represent one out of every ten people on the planet. Investigative journalist Robert Neuwirth lived among squatter communities from Rio to Bombay to Nairobi to Istanbul to give us an impassioned, inside view of squatter life and a glimpse into the urban future. He met people in Nairobi who built homes with their bare hands, Turkish families who plot land invasions, and children in Rio whose parents justify outfoxing the authorities as the only path to a better life. And he shows us that in cities like Rio, squatter settlements have become decent places to live for formerly landless people. Tracing the notion of private property from the enclosure movement in Europe to the settlement of the U.S., Neuwirth shows how squatting rights may actually be seen as more natural than the current laws practiced in the U.S. |
Beschreibung: | XIV, 335 S. Ill. |
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adam_text | TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
Preface: Out of the Shadows
xi
Prologue: Crossing the Tin Roof Boundary Line
1
Time Present
1.
Rio de
Janeiro: City without Titles
2 5
2.
Nairobi: The Squatter Control
67
3.
Mumbai: Squatter Class Structure
101
4.
Istanbul: The Promise of Squatter Self-Government
143
Time Past
5.
The
21st
Century Medieval City
177
6.
Squatters in New York
205
Issues on the Way Forward
7.
The Habitat Fantasy
241
8.
Are Squatters Criminals?
251
9.
Proper Squatters, Improper Property
281
Time Future
10.
The Cities of Tomorrow
309
Acknowledgments
317
Sources
321
Index
329
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