Urban grassroots movements in Central and Eastern Europe

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Autor principal: Jacobsson, Kerstin, 1966-
Formato: Livre numérique
Idioma:Anglais
Publicado em: London ; New York : Routledge 2016.
London : Taylor & Francis Group
coleção:Cities and society series
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Acesso em linha:Accès sur la plateforme Taylor & Francis
Accès sur la plateforme ISTEX
Accès Université d'Orléans
Nota: Taylor & Francis ebooks en études centre-européennes (Licence nationale)
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Edition sous un autre format:• Urban grassroots movements in Central and Eastern Europe, edited by Kerstin Jacobsson, 2015, Farnham (Surrey), Ashgate, Routledge, 1 vol. (X-309 p.), Cities and society series, 978-1-472-43446-3
Sumário:
  • 1. Introduction : the development of urban movements in Central and Eastern Europe / Kerstin Jacobsson
  • 2. The playfulness of resistance : articulations of urban grassroots activism in post-socialist Vilnius / Beatriz Lindqvist
  • 3. The ups and downs of a symbolic city : the architectural heritage protection movement in Bucharest / Ioana Florea
  • 4. The elderly as a force for urban civil activism in Ukraine / Olena Leipnik
  • 5. Urban grassroots, anti-politics and modernity : bike activism in Belgrade / Sabrina Kopf
  • 6. Unsettling 'the urban' in post-Yugoslav activisms : 'right to the city' and pride parades in Serbia and Croatia / Bojan Bilic and Paul Stubbs
  • 7. The performative logic of urban space contestation : two examples of local communities mobilisation in St. Petersburg / Elena Tykanova and Anisya Khokhlova
  • 8. From 'local' to 'political' : the Kaliningrad mass protest movement of 2009-2010 in Russia / Karine Clement
  • 9. Alliance building and brokerage in contentious politics : the case of the Polish tenants' movement / Dominika V. Polanska
  • 10. Shaping the city and its inhabitants : urban activism in Slovakia / Alexandra Bituckov
  • 11. Europeanisation and urban movements : political opportunities of community organisations in Lithuania / Jolanta Aidukaite and Kerstin Jacobsson