Includes bibliographical references (p. 239-262) and index.
Contents:
The fight for public space: what has changed? -- To go again to Hyde Park: public space, rights, and social justice -- Making dissent safe for democracy: violence, order, and the legal geography of public space -- From free speech to People's Park: locational conflict and the right to the city -- The end of public space? People's Park, the public, and the right to the city -- The annihilation of space by law: anti-homeless laws and the shrinking landscape of rights -- No right to the city: anti-homeless campaigns, public space zoning, and the problem of necessity -- The illusion and necessity of order: toward a just city.
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