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created and edited by food historian Emelyn Rude

Lefebvre for Activists society the big flashy pages of50 years after his writings, the contributions gathered in this bilingual book pursue the goal of adjusting and reclaiming the concept of right to the city. moreParallel to a critical examination of the concept of everyday life, of alienation in times of digitalization, and of conceivable strategies of individual and collective appropriation of space, the book examines the connection between urban politics, activism, and art at a time when extensive