Lecture 5: Resisting the Capitalist City

Question 1

Bassett

Answer 1

(2008)
Paris Commune 1871, response to Hausmannisation
new form of society

Question 2

Ross

Answer 2

(2008) a turning point in city geogrpahies

Question 3

Lefebvre

Answer 3

(1965)

archetypal claiming of a right to the city, by those who have been dispossessed

Question 4

Harvey

Answer 4

(2003)

Most extraordinary event of its kind

Question 5

Clements

Answer 5

(2012)
Riots in london in the 1980s.
racism in major institutions

Question 6

Sassen

Answer 6

(2011)

The city is a space where the powerless can make history, where the civic is made

Question 7

Meinfield

Answer 7

(2013)

Zucotti Park occupy movement represented the local and the global sites of financial capitalism

Question 8

Vasudevan

Answer 8

(2014)

had set goals dispite dispersal

Question 9

Lubin

Answer 9

(2012)

lack of hierachy may and leaderless groups

Question 10

Salmenkaria

Answer 10

(2009)

Some places and cities have spaces that lend themselves more readily to processes of resistence

Question 11

Sadowski

Answer 11

(2014)

architecture can also be a means of surpressing certain groups or actions

Question 12

MacLeod and McFarlane

Answer 12

(2014)

We are encouraged to think about grammars of injustice