Lecture 6: Marginal Society

Question 1

Springer

Answer 1

(2012)
Anarchy is not a chaotic existence or violent
- produce a society wherein individuals can freely cooperate together as equals in every way

Question 2

Tolstoy

Answer 2

saw the state as inherently violent

Question 3

Kropotkin

Answer 3

Mutual aid more important than competition, anti-neoliberalism (1898)

Question 4

Lefebvre

Answer 4

(2009)

mastering own conditions of existence

Question 5

Purcell

Answer 5

(2013)

Autogestion cannot be brought about, it breaks its own ideas

Question 6

Vasudevan

Answer 6

(2014/17)

squatting as an alternative city-ness

Question 7

Schneider

Answer 7

(2010)

increasing human wellbeing by down scaling production = degrowth

Question 8

Schneider (2014)

Answer 8

Detroit is implementing degrowth as part of its urban policy

• economy is not priority
• making city livable
• willingness to experiment

Question 9

Buser

Answer 9

(2013)
PRStokes Croft
Creative practices of reinvention

Question 10

Clements (2012)

Answer 10

Opening of a tesco in PRSC , changing to fit the aesthetic of the creative class

Question 11

McGuirk

Answer 11

(2014)
Exercising right to the city in Torre David in Venezuela.
Protected by Chaves laws

Question 12

Mould (2017)

Answer 12

Calais Jungle,

Question 13

Swyngedouw

Answer 13

(2002)

Christina etc appearing on t-shirts, mugs, and the commericalism it was against

Question 14

UN Habitat, 2010

Answer 14

Making the right to the city a reality, devoid of insitutional frameworks so can it really work?

Question 15

Zizek/Swyngedouw

Answer 15

Imagining utopia as the only way out