Accra
and
Abuja
No one's against orderly streets. But when this is used to push out the poor, it isn't a clean up. It's an eviction drive masquerading as good government.
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- Two African cities embrace 'clean ups'
- Condos for Christiania
- Are squatters polluting Mexico City?
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- Forced evictions in Lagos make thousands homeless ...
- Temporary Reprieve for Rhino
- Did you know that the UK has between 15,000 and 17...
- Sem teto -- Without a roof
- Brutality against squatters
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- Drought Makes Kibera Thirst
- The problem with relocating squatters out of town
- The Problem of Property
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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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