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- Tsunami as excuse
- The UN is coming, the UN is coming
- Organized squatters can claim land ownership
- Something for squatters in Mumbai
- Planting trees to prevent landslides
- Sewers are Sensational
- UN: let's study the problem
- Vislumbres
- Even Condoleeza Rice finds Zimbabwe evictions awful
- Sanity in Rio
- Zimbabwe Slum Dwellers Are Left With Only Dust
- Institute for War and Peace Reporting
- Another Zimbabwe Outrage
- The man says the right thing
- Coke. Guns. Booty. Beats.
- What lies behind the Zimbabwe demolitions?
- Shacking Up
- Lawyers Charge Zimbabwe with Human Rights Violations
- Zimbabwe Squatters Go to Court
- Zimbabwe's False 'Cleanup'
- Mugabe speaks on squatters -- incoherently
- Should favelas be open source?
- World Vision Radio
- Patriotic and worthy
- $9 million for Kibera from Sweden
- Trouble with Kibera plan?
- Swiss squatters?
- Why not allow squatters to stay?
- Thousands homeless as Zimbabwe police raze shanty ...
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About Me
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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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I read Shadow Cities and it really impacted me. I leave for Malawi, Africa later this month. Along with a small group, I will be visiting families that are in extreme need and will attempt to help. You book has given me new questions to ask, and I hope to uncover not just immediate needs but long term solutions. Anyway, thank you for your work.
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