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‘This house belongs to everyone’: Otomí community occupation of the National Indigenous Peoples’ Institute (INPI) in Mexico City as a struggle for dignified housing and the right to the city “这所房子属于每个人”:Otomí墨西哥市国家土著人民研究所(INPI)的社区占领，为有尊严的住房和城市权利而斗争

Radical Housing Journal Pub Date : 2023-07-21 DOI: 10.54825/csww4265

Ana Vilenica, Felipe Guerra Arjona

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The struggle for problematising housing (in Italy): Reflections from Naples, Turin and beyond (意大利)住房问题的斗争:来自那不勒斯、都灵和其他地方的反思

Radical Housing Journal Pub Date : 2023-07-21 DOI: 10.54825/qonh3816

Simone Tulumello

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A fighting time and a dreaming time: Struggle for right to remain in LA 战斗时刻和梦想时刻:为留在洛杉矶的权利而奋斗

Radical Housing Journal Pub Date : 2023-07-21 DOI: 10.54825/rcnu8295

M. Escudero, Ana Vilenica

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Life-Affirmative Struggles for Home Across Borders 跨越国界为家园争取生命平权

Radical Housing Journal Pub Date : 2023-07-21 DOI: 10.54825/fkaa3465

Ana Vilenica, Aysegul Can, Derick Anderson, E. McElroy, Judith Keller, M. Ferreri, M. Koepke, Michele Lancione, Samantha Thompson

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The homing of newcomers in Brussels at the intersection of bordering and urban speculation: From survival strategies to infrastructures for civic imagination and urban inclusion 布鲁塞尔的新移民在边界和城市投机的交叉点安家:从生存策略到公民想象和城市包容的基础设施

Radical Housing Journal Pub Date : 2023-07-21 DOI: 10.54825/hcbj5080

Tasneem Nagi, Heleen Verheyden, An Vandermeulen, V. d’Auria, L. Beeckmans

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Against Whitening by Dispossession: A History and the Present of Tenants Rebellion in Mexico 强占反白化:墨西哥佃户反抗的历史与现状

Radical Housing Journal Pub Date : 2023-07-21 DOI: 10.54825/fehp1807

Pablo Gaytan Santiago, Ana Vilenica, Pedro Montes de Oca Quiroz

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Encroachers on their own land: India’s transition from military-imperialism to settler colonialism in Kashmir 侵略者侵占自己的土地:印度在克什米尔从军事帝国主义向定居者殖民主义的转变

Radical Housing Journal Pub Date : 2023-07-21 DOI: 10.54825/ficf3563

M. Shah

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Racializing the concept of ‘housing otherness’: The effects of temporary housing policies on squatters in Rome “住房异类”概念的种族化:罗马临时住房政策对擅自占用者的影响

Radical Housing Journal Pub Date : 2023-07-21 DOI: 10.54825/cwvf5288

C. Cacciotti

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Being women scholar-activists: Tensions between the neoliberal university and grassroots housing movements 作为女性学者和活动家:新自由主义大学和基层住房运动之间的紧张关系

Radical Housing Journal Pub Date : 2023-07-21 DOI: 10.54825/iolo6421

Meg D. Bishop, Abi O’Connor

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Lived realities versus state rationalities: Mobilizing within and against housing injustices 生活现实与国家理性:动员内部和反对住房不公正

Radical Housing Journal Pub Date : 2022-12-21 DOI: 10.54825/bvxe7696

Alejandra Reyes, Melissa Fernández Arrigoitia, Melissa García-Lamarca, Solange Muñoz

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