2014Journal of Cultural GeographyRequires access

The politics of the encounter: urban theory and protest under planetary urbanization

Ali Karimi

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Henri Lefebvre (1901–1991), the French philosopher of the city, is an unavoidable figure in urban theory and geographical thought. Leaving a paradigm-shifting impact on spatial humanities, he trans...

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Henri Lefebvre (1901–1991), the French philosopher of the city, is an unavoidable figure in urban theory and geographical thought. Leaving a paradigm-shifting impact on spatial humanities, he trans...

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Henri Lefebvre (1901–1991), the French philosopher of the city, is an unavoidable figure in urban theory and geographical thought. Leaving a paradigm-shifting impact on spatial humanities, he trans...

Key concepts: Urban politics, Urban theory, Urbanism, Politics, Urbanization, Marxist philosophy, Urban studies, Sociology

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