Rebel Cities: From the Right to the City to the Urban Revolution
by David Harvey
David Harvey examines cities as central arenas of political struggle and social change. Focusing on the right to the city, Rebel Cities considers how urban communities can challenge existing arrangements and imagine new possibilities for collective life, making it a thoughtful contribution to debates about cities, power, and transformation.
About This Book
Rebel Cities explores the relationship between urban life, political struggle, and social change.
David Harvey focuses on the idea of the right to the city and what it means for people who shape, inhabit, and contest urban spaces.
The book considers cities as important settings for collective action and debates about power, inequality, and transformation.
It offers a broad perspective on the possibilities of an urban revolution.
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