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The narrative style and etymological composition of the text show the author to be articulate, erudite, and deeply connected to the city and its myriad social, cultural, and political dynamics. The decision to invoke discussions of the right to the city in the book's overall framing, coupled with the close attention paid to the barriers and enablers facing local political actors in advancing these rights, make this a potentially important and timely contribution. --Diane E. Davis, author of Urban Leviathan: Mexico City in the Twentieth Century

"""The narrative style and etymological composition of the text show the author to be articulate, erudite, and deeply connected to the city and its myriad social, cultural, and political dynamics. The decision to invoke discussions of the right to the city in the book's overall framing, coupled with the close attention paid to the barriers and enablers facing local political actors in advancing these rights, make this a potentially important and timely contribution."" --Diane E. Davis, author of Urban Leviathan: Mexico City in the Twentieth Century"

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Ben Gerlofs is an assistant professor in the Department of Geography at the University of Hong Kong.

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