رسم توضيحى لمستويات السلطة وإتخاذ القرار واحد من أهم أهداف الثورة المصرية فى 25 يناير 2011 هو رفع مستوى معيشة الماطن المصرى فى ك...
Showing posts with label Informal sector. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Informal sector. Show all posts
! الثورة وقانون الإفساد
Massive informal infill development between the villages of Saft al-Laban and Kafr al-Taharmus: 1977-2000. Note that the irrigation syst...
INF0RMAL ReVOLUTI0NARY MeDIA
Spanish protestors appropriate an advertisment billboard in Madrid, Spain during the Spanish Revolution 2011 note that sign in Arabic ...
inf0rmal rEv0lutionary pArliAment
Puerta del Sol- Madrid - Spain -May 2011 As seen above, in Madrid's very central Plaza del Sol, the people of Spain have camped ...
rEmEmbEr imbAbA
Cairo |
Civil disobedience |
Civil Society |
Imbaba |
Informal sector |
Istanbul |
Mumbai |
Squatters
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" but aren't squatters the enemy of the civil society? " Robert Neuwirth was asked about his experience in the squatter comm...
n0 fact0RIES...n0 w0rRIES !
Cairo |
Demolition |
Gated Communities |
Informal sector |
Istanbul |
migration |
Neo-liberalism |
neoliberal economy |
Privatization |
Urban Renewal
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a view towards the bosphrus from a Gecekondu called Kazim Karabekir in Sariyer, Istanbul Inspired by Timothy Mitchell's article tit...
Demolition ....can't happen here!
Cairo |
Demolition |
Forced Eviction |
Informal sector |
Istanbul |
Resilience |
Urban Development |
Urban Struggle |
Urban Transformation
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The photo above is for Ayazma, a geçekondu or an informal neighborhood founded by migrants to Istanbul around 1980s. In the 2002s the la...
From Organization to Governance: Drawing parallels from Tahrir
Informal sector |
Neighborhood Organization |
Self Governance |
Self Organization |
Urban Revolution
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http://workshopsariyer.files.wordpress.com/2011/04/2-konf-2-oturum-ahmad-borham-from-organization-to-governance1.pdf This is a presentation...
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The people from the barrio built the city twice: during the day we built the houses of the well-off. At night and at weekends, with solidarity, we built our own homes, our barrio.
—Andrés Antillano, resident of Caracas, April 15, 2004
