Urban Citizenship and Right to the City
The Fragmentation of Claims
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In this symposium, we explore how urban citizenship is about expressing, if not producing, difference, and how fragmentation of claims affects urban citizenship and right to the city movements with their universal, all-inclusive ideals. Investigating social movements, political participation and conflicting diversities in public space in Tel Aviv and Berlin, we see a trend towards a diversification of interests, a weakening of movements, and even a competition over rights and resources rather than a development of mutual support and solidarities among various groups on the pathway to a livable city. This tension, we argue, deserves attention. Radical urban scholarship and politics need to better understand the historical and place-specific contexts that structure the formation of citizenship claims and the courses that citizenship struggles take. Celebrations of urban citizenship as a more contextualized, community oriented, and bottom-up framework (in comparison to national citizenship) should therefore be complemented by a careful investigation of their fragmented and fragmenting practices
Citizenship · Political economy · Political science · Politics · Right to the city · Scholarship · Sociology · Law · Migration, Refugees, and Integration · Public Administration · Urban Planning and Governance · Water Governance and Infrastructure
Why some cities feel inclusive
Suburbs of Ulan-Ude
Local Activism in Urban Neighborhood Governance
Migration-led Regeneration
«Clean Off or Get Out». (Self)Governance, Community and Citizenship in New Large Housing Estates in Russian Cities
The Intersection of Urban Studies and Migration Studies (Reflecting on Ways Forward)
Encountering coasts
Migrants with a Precarious Status
Women hawkers in Tehran’s metro
De extranjeros a ciudadanos urbanos
Cities as nodes of conflict
Refugees as Urban Stakeholders
The right to the city versus the right to tourism in teleological perspective
Activating the edge
Neighbourhood upgrading
Conflicts as Opportunities in Co-Design
Bringing nationalism into global urban studies
Infrastructuring migrant urban citizenship
Contested Health Care System in Berlin
Flexible compliance
Shadowing the state’
A contribution to building unified movements for the environment
Challenging the Linear Model of Peacebuilding Planning
Public administration, legal culture, and empirical research
Spaces of openness
Throwntogetherness’ in hostile environments
Between equal rights force decides
Experiencing regularisation in Accra, Cape Town and Rio de Janeiro
Practicing urban citizenship
The struggles of ‘migrant-squatters’
Subaltern housing policies
Cities fight for autonomy
Claiming the right to the city
Participation as ‘city-making’
Urban citizenship under post-Soviet conditions
Who will protect our human rights? Cities, states, and ethnicity
Differentiated citizenship and urban activism
Governance shifts in the contested regeneration of Beijing’s historical neighborhoods
The politics of contested urban space
Leadership development in divided cities
Formalization, Citizenship and the Challenges of Self‐Governance in Mumbai's Slum Relocation Colonies
Property ’s Shadow
Against the Colonization of Urban Development
Limited urban citizenship
The right to the city
Refugee Rights Movements in Berlin as “New Social Movements
Diversity in local political practice
Survival and confrontation
A significant silence
Towards a framework of ‘off-gridding
Rester une ville de locataires. Les mobilisations de locataires à Berlin comme formes historicisées d’appropriation
Active citizenship in creative placemaking
“We are the state”
Incidental citizens
Embracing throwntogetherness
Spaces of intersectional struggle
Lockdown/locked out – Impact of the pandemic on the unequal geography in German cities
Incremental urban citizenship-making
Anatomy of an urban mobilization network
Lifestyle migrants' urban citizenship and right to have rights
Contested bodies in a regenerating city
Diversity, justice and slum upgrading
Property rights and redevelopment
Barred and Banished
Between authoritarian governance and urban citizenship
Making cities through migration industries
Dreaming dialectically
Leadership repertoire and political engagement in a divided city
Cultivating beneficiary citizenship in urban community gardens in Metro Manila
Energy democracy as the right to the city
Changing landscapes of urban citizenship
Working toward infrastructural citizenship
The End of the Right to the City
La lutte contre le harcèlement de rue et les (nouveaux) indésirables des espaces publics
Between exclusionary nationalism and urban citizenship in East Jerusalem/ al-Quds
Of (not) being neighbors
Struggles and ambiguities over political subjectivities in the camp
When social movements collaborate with the state towards the right to the city
Resisting the 'Long-Arm' of the State? Spheres of Capture and Opportunities for Autonomy in Community Governance
"You cannot really live (or die) here" - Ongoing struggles over Muslim cemeteries in Tel Aviv-Jaffa, 1957-2020
The Nomad, The Squatter and the State
Migrant-serving organizations and urban citizenship-making in times of crisis
Citizenship practices and democratic governance
Being citizens of the City of Gaza
From 'me towns' to 'we towns
For the People' Without 'by the People
Between Neoliberal Governance and the Right to the City
The Familiar Face of the State
There are Really Two Cities Here
Fragmentation in Urban Movements
Urban Ecological Futures
A Clash Of Subcultures? Questioning Queer-Muslim Antagonisms in the Neoliberal City
Epilogue-from 'Gray Space' to Equal 'Metrozenship'? Reflections On Urban Citizenship
Ecological city-zenship
Competing definitions of belonging in urban spaces
Prefiguration, strategic interaction and political belonging in undocumented migrant and solidarity movements
Immersive invisibility in the settler-colonial city
The good Arab
Technics and civilization
Searching for the Just City
Post‐Fordist City Politics
Neo-liberal urban planning policies
Justice, nature, and the geography of difference
Citizenship and Social Class
Urban Theory
Social Movements in Urban Politics
Remaking Urban Citizenship
City Life from Jakarta to Dakar
From Managerialism to Entrepreneurialism
Neoliberalism is Dead … Long Live Neoliberalism
Structuring Neoliberal Governance
The surfacing of urban life
Housing policy in Israel
The Ethic of Diversity
Multi-spot zoning
Neoliberalizing Space
Cities and the Geographies of “Actually Existing Neoliberalism”
Citizenship Practices and Urban Governance in European Cities
Inventions and Interventions
An Entrepreneurial City in Action
Three generations of urban renewal policies
State territorial restructuring and the production of spatial scale
Governance Innovation and the Citizen
Reinventing Urban Citizenship
Citizenship and the right to the global city
City-Regions, Neoliberal Globalization and Democracy
Between Neoliberal Governance and the Right to the City
There are Really Two Cities Here
A Clash Of Subcultures? Questioning Queer-Muslim Antagonisms in the Neoliberal City
Epilogue-from 'Gray Space' to Equal 'Metrozenship'? Reflections On Urban Citizenship
Seeing Like a State
Glocommodification
The death of the social? Re-figuring the territory of government
Social movements and (all sorts of) other political interactions - local, national, and international - including identities
| Unique citing works | 98 |
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| Citations per year | 8,91 |
| Citation span | 2015 - 2026 (12) |
| Citation velocity | current |
| Highly cited | No |
| Citation types | Neutral: 91 |