Titlebook: Identity, Justice and Resistance in the Neoliberal City; Gül?in Erdi,Y?ld?r?m ?entürk Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Auth

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-58632-2Arab Uprisings 2011; homelessness in Tokyo; Commercialisation of Slums in India; Working-Class Neighbou

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Gül?in Erdi,Y?ld?r?m ?entürkHighlights forms of resistance developing against neoliberalism in cities.Introduces a new approach to understanding how cities shape our identities and perceptions of justice.Examines the development

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Coping with the Threat of Evictions: Commercialisation of Slum Development and Local Power Play in nsation. The chapter shows that the powerful members of a slum community can mobilise an ‘illegitimate’ means of survival when they are at risk of eviction and deprived of access to ‘legitimate’ channels of claim-making such as NGOs.

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,Refounded Neighbourhoods and Spatial Justice: The Inhabitants’ Attitudes Towards Urban Segregation,stify themselves of a population playing an active role in the upkeep and increase of urban segregation. It also shows that the distinction between classical liberalism and neoliberalism is crucial when analyzing precisely the subjective meaning-making and the sense of justice of the denizens of contemporary cities.

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