The way we see our cities affects the policies and actions we undertake. Is our way of seeing dominated and limited by an obsession with ‘the city’ as a thing, one that marginalizes our sense of urbanization as a process? What is the nature of an understanding of urbanization that can contribute to emancipatory politics?
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David Harvey (1996) studied this question.
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