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- $9.2 million is enough to kill for
- It takes getting used to
- Death of a Drug Dealer
- Many Indian politicians are squatters
- 70 favelas at risk in Rio
- Another thought on evictions
- To go along with jj's photo, here's one of mine, o...
- City of water tanks
- Business Development for Cairo's squatters
- Did Squatters spike the cars?
- Tomb Raiders
- Where are the hooligans when you need them
- Hire squatters to build new housing
- Beyond the Upscale
- High Court Orders Squatter Eviction in Delhi
- Baghdad Squatters: No homeland in their own land
- No gun ban in Brazil
- Looking Backward for a Way Forward in New Orleans
- Squatter Activism in Switzerland
- Anti-property.... a good idea
- Burn out the squatters!!
- A Paris Bidonville
- A New Book on Caracas
- Indian architect works with squatters
- London Squatter Gets Security
- The Japanese Get It
- Squatter Demolitions in Sudan
- A Law Professor Endorses Squatters Rights
- Favela Rising
- Well, the Right Certainly Won't Do It...
- Food For Junk, Food for Thought
- Brainstorm - How Shantytowns Become Real Cities - ...
- Scoop: UN declares evictions are not the answer
- Zim blitz 'pre-emptive'
- Sounds Big, But Is It?
- Africans in Paris left on the street
- In India, No Room at the Inn
- Tanzania Shows The Way
- Monsters of the Moment
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- --news from Robert Neuwirth-- I recently (January 2020) signed a contract with Beacon Press for a new book of reportage on the economics of community. I'm also working on a collection of short stories about economics called The Book of Derivatives. Backstory: I've written two previous books: Stealth of Nations (on the global growth of the informal economy) & Shadow Cities (on the global growth of squatter communities). I live in New York City and do most of my writing on manual typewriters.
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