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الهوة

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رسم توضيحى لمستويات السلطة وإتخاذ القرار  واحد من أهم أهداف الثورة المصرية فى 25 يناير 2011 هو رفع مستوى معيشة الماطن المصرى فى ك...
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! الثورة وقانون الإفساد

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Massive informal infill development between the villages of Saft al-Laban and Kafr al-Taharmus: 1977-2000. Note that the irrigation syst...
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INF0RMAL ReVOLUTI0NARY MeDIA

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Spanish protestors appropriate an advertisment billboard in Madrid, Spain during  the Spanish Revolution 2011 note that sign in Arabic ...
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inf0rmal rEv0lutionary pArliAment

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Puerta del Sol- Madrid - Spain -May 2011 As seen above, in Madrid's very central Plaza del Sol, the people of Spain have camped ...
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rEmEmbEr imbAbA

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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...
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n0 fact0RIES...n0 w0rRIES !

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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...
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Demolition ....can't happen here!

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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...
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From Organization to Governance: Drawing parallels from Tahrir

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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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Quotes

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