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- Fire in Mukuru
- Squatter sanitation
- Cop is killed when squatters are evicted
- Abahlali Base Mjondolo
- Christmas tragedy
- Mombasa Squatters fighting for land
- Shantytown Dwellers in South Africa Protest Sluggi...
- Squatters Relocated in Manila
- Police Kill 3 a Day
- AK-47s and AfroReggae
- Next year, next year
- Blame the developers
- Adopt a Light
- Temporary victory for Ahmedabad squatters
- A class difference among squatters
- Inefficient leadership
- Blaze Leaves 1 200 Squatters Homeless
- No Refuge
- 'Spit back by the sea'
- Refugees or Squatters?
- Cambodia rocks on, with Dengue Fever
- eviction sad but peaceful
- Typical
- Day of Dread
- In Abuja, planning outweighs people's right to a home
- Squatter doings in India
- Legalizing Squatters in Tanzania
- Even under the ANC
- Oh, those communists
- Situation NURMal
- Squatter Nation
- Follow the money in New Orleans
- Angola tries its hand at demolition
- More name calling from Mugabe
- 10 acres
- Six Days to Hit the Road
- Fallout Squatters
- The World's Worst Housing Rights Violator
- We're not moving
- Rising Rio violence
- Problems of Property
- 'A war that never ends' in Rio's Favelas leaves 4,...
- Blocking the 'Yellow Monsters'
- Squatters have lives, too
- A tale of two Manilas
- Most tsunami victims still homeless
- Kolkata update
- The end of London's oldest squat
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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.
1 comment:
Hi,
I'm a UVA student doing research on education in favelas in Fortaleza and Rio. I'll be living in Brazil and working with Paul and the Two Brothers Foundation and he recommended that I read your book. I stumbled upon your blog by accident, but I have to say, both the book and your blog are very informative and eye opening. Interestingly enough, I just finished doing research on the role of blogs in the public sphere as well. Good luck with everything!
Calisha@virginia.edu
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