Titlebook: Urban Uprisings; Challenging Neoliber Margit Mayer,Catharina Th?rn,H?kan Th?rn Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 20

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Neoliberal Urbanism and Uprisings Across Europe decade. After presenting the concept of neoliberalization and its uneven implementation within Europe, it delineates the characteristic features of neoliberal urbanism, highlighting in particular the strategies with which cities respond to global pressures and crisis developments. City managers hav

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Rage and Fire in the French ,e turn of the century, a wave of urban anger has taken a global dimension: From Cairo to Baltimore, London to Istanbul, one city after another experienced uprisings, leaving in their wake even more rage which seems unquenchable either by the extent of destruction or the severity of oppression. If th

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The Neoliberal State and the 2011 English Riots: A Class Analysisr stealing a pack of bottled water worth ￡3.50. This extraordinarily harsh sentence would normally be cause for widespread denunciation of judicial abuse but, following five nights of fiery rioting across a dozen English cities from 6 to 10 August, the extraordinary turned ordinary for the courts. W

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Between Autonomy and Hybridity: Urban Struggles Within the 15M Movement in Spaincities after a call launched by a coalition of groups then named DRY (., ‘True Democracy Now’). Their first manifesto opposed the austerity and neoliberal policies implemented by the social-democratic government of the PSOE (.) in the last period of its term in power, after the global financial cris

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Gezi Protests and Beyond: Urban Resistance Under Neoliberal Urbanism in Turkey neoliberal restructuring and the accompanying gradual erosion of citizens’ rights. These movements contesting the impact of global neoliberalisation began over time to focus on cities and to scrutinize current urban governance, increasing precarization, and socio-spatial segregation. During the Eur

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