Titlebook: Urban Activism in Western Europe from the 1950s to the 1980s; Tim Verlaan,Christian Wicke Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Between Local Roots and Transnational Networks: The Case of the Squatter Barricades of 1980 and 198uilding barricades. Using the Amsterdam and Nijmegen barricades of 1980/1981 as a case study, this paper analyzes how transnational networks influenced squatter conflicts. It argues that transnational contacts and political transfer within social movements are never straightforward processes.?Rather

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Fighting for the City at the Neighbourhood Scale: The , in 1970s Rome,rban social conflicts in Italian cities—especially in its speculation-ridden capital, Rome. A comparison of two particularly influential Roman neighbourhood associations—Comitato di quartiere Magliana and Comitato di quartiere delle Valli—sheds light on similarities and differences regarding actors,

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In Defence of a Coalfield Community: Resisting Urban Redevelopment in 1950s Wales,ilisation: the defence of cultural identity or territory. Specifically, it investigates and contextualises a successful campaign of community opposition to council plans for large-scale redevelopment of working-class housing in the South Wales town of Aberdare in the late 1950s. It argues that resid

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,A Petit Bourgeois Urban Social Movement? The Case of Britain’s National Union of Small Shopkeepers,ers—and considers whether it makes sense to think of this group as a distinctive petit bourgeois form of urban social movement. The NUSS was formed to contest the declining social and economic position of small shopkeepers within post-war towns and cities. The movement was especially concerned with

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Book 2024om the 1950s to the 1980s. Since their post-war recovery and reconstruction, cities in this part of the world underwent far-reaching societal transitions such as deindustrialisation and the rise of the service economy, the expansion and decline of local welfare regimes, suburbanisation and urban red