Rebel Cities: From the Right to the City to the Urban Revolution
by David Harvey
In Rebel Cities, David Harvey examines the struggle over who has the right to shape and inhabit the city. Bringing together urban politics, inequality, and collective resistance, he presents cities as important sites of conflict and possibility in the pursuit of social transformation.
About This Book
Rebel Cities explores the idea of the right to the city and its significance in contemporary urban life.
David Harvey considers how cities reflect wider political, economic, and social conflicts.
The book focuses on urban resistance and the forces shaping communities, public life, and access to the city.
It offers a critical perspective on the possibility of an urban revolution and broader social transformation.
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