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Newsletter 4 / October 2018
50th Anniversary of "The Right to the City"
Celebrating the Right to Urban Life
On World Day for the Right to the City, we want to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Henri Lefebvre's inspirational work "The Right to the City" with a display of initiatives to celebrate this book from different perspectives and workspaces. In this edition of the newsletter, authors - from social movements, local governments and academia - share the different proposals carried out in different formats, from debates to urban walks, workshops, articles, magazines, exhibitions, screenings, concerts, and so on. - These contributions, from many different parts of the world, are in order to continue debating this right and reflecting on how to implement it here and now.
In this half-century, Lefebvre's work has repeatedly opened our minds and called us to collective action: it pushes us to hoist the Right to the City as a utopia or a political flag agglutinating demands and urban struggles against the spatial expressions of the domination of financial capital, excluding and segregating. It calls us to the struggle to achieve greater incidence in the definition of urban policies. It makes us reflect and debate in a recurrent manner from different disciplines, forums and places in the world. And after these 50 years of struggle we can celebrate that this right is already formulated and recognized in legal instruments and public policies, both locally and nationally, and its references are increasingly frequent in international documents, such as the New Urban Agenda.
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The philosopher who anticipated May '68
Lefebvre is an intellectual to whom little justice has been done.
The exercise of Rights
A vision from urbanism and territorial planning.
Lille, Nanterre, Grenoble
The Right to the City Here and Now!
Marseille
A City Center for All
Paris
What prospects fifty years after this book?
Xalapa
Half a century of a revolutionary idea.
Declaration on the World Day for the Right to the City
On October 31st, we have agreed to celebrate the World Day for the Right to the City, reinterpreting United Nations designation of World Cities Day.
The reason behind this decision is simple: it is not enough to celebrate cities.
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Agenda
28Oct
International Meeting for Equal Cities
From 28 to 31 October
Buenos Aires
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31Oct
Campus Urbano #CiudadesXJovenes
31 October
Buenos Aires
More >
31Oct
World Cities Day 2018 global observance
31 October
Liverpool
More >
2Nov
World Social Forum on Migrations
From 2 to November
Mexico
More >
25Nov
OIDP 2018
From 25 to 27 November
Barcelona
More >
26Nov
Cities, territories & struggles for human rights
26 and 27 November
Padova
More >
"The right to the city is the right of all inhabitants, present and future, permanent and temporary to use, occupy and produce just, inclusive and sustainable cities, defined as a common good essential to a full and decent life".
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