Unsettling the City
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Unsettling the City

by Nicholas Blomley

Sociology Urban Studies
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An interdisciplinary study of urban space, property, and power, examining how legal and political forces shape city life and geography.

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Unsettling the City explores the complex relationships between property, space, and power in urban environments.

The book analyzes how legal frameworks and political decisions influence the organization and experience of city life.

It draws on interdisciplinary perspectives to question conventional understandings of urban geography and ownership.

Readers are invited to consider the broader implications of spatial practices and urban policy.

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