Name: Territorializing Democracy: Strategies of Popular Participation in Buenos Aires (en Inglés)
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Author: Halvorsen, Sam
ISBN: 9780820377162

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Territorializing Democracy: Strategies of Popular Participation in Buenos Aires (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

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University of Georgia Press

Autor

Halvorsen, Sam

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

240

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Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9780820377162

Territorializing Democracy: Strategies of Popular Participation in Buenos Aires (en Inglés)

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Territorializing Democracy argues that the political control of space is key to understanding political participation in the city. Drawing on a decade of research in Buenos Aires, this book shows that participation is not simply a response to innovations in urban governance; it is a strategy rooted in the relational context of territory. Examining key sites of activism over recent years--campaigning for a people's park, upgrading an informal settlement, the "national-popular" movement of Kirchnerism, and struggles over urban redevelopment--the analysis contributes to pressing democratic debates around autonomy and self-management, populism and clientelism, and democratic innovation and "participatory articulations." Through the lens of space and geography, this book offers a relational analysis of popular participation, working between multiple neighborhoods and scales, across different struggles, and between the streets and political institutions, activists, and politicians. In doing so, Halvorsen proposes a dual understanding of the territorialization of democracy: a reflection of the changing political conditions shaping cities today and a tool for assessing how democratic practices emerge from specific, grounded struggles over space.