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Chao Ab Ordo(*)
CHAO AB ORDO Chao ab Ordo(*) (*) The source of the oft used Latin phrase Ordo ab Chao has its roots deeply embedded in the origin story of the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry in the Americas. Georges M. Halpern, MD, DSc with Yves P. Huin 1 CHAO AB ORDO Antipasti “Here's to the crazy ones. The misfits. The rebels. The troublemakers. The round pegs in the square holes. The ones who see things differently. They're not fond of rules. And they have no respect for the status quo. You can quote them, disagree with them, glorify or vilify them. About the only thing you can't do is ignore them. Because they change things. They push the human race forward. And while some may see them as the crazy ones, we see genius. Because the people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world, are the ones who do.” Rob Siltanen You may never have read a single line of La Divina Commedia, and yet you’ve been influenced by it. But it’s just one line of the 14,233 that make up The Divine Comedy. The three-part epic poem published in 1320 by the Florentine bureaucrat -turned visionary storyteller- Dante Alighieri. In late 13th Century Florence, books were sold in apothecaries, a solid evidence that words on paper (or parchment) could affect minds with their ideas, as much as any drug. And what an addiction The Divine Comedy inspired: a literary work endlessly adapted, pinched from, referenced and remixed, inspiring painters and sculptors for centuries! More than the authors of the Bible itself, Dante provided us with the vision of Hell that remains with us and has been painted by Botticelli and Blake, Delacroix and Dalí, turned into sculpture by Rodin –whose The Kiss depicts Dante’s damned lovers Paolo and Francesca – and illustrated in the pages of X-Men comics by John Romita. -
Spatialities of Prefigurative Initiatives in Madrid
Spatialities of Prefigurative Initiatives in Madrid María Luisa Escobar Hernández Erasmus Mundus Master Course in Urban Studies [4Cities] Master’s Thesis Supervisor: Dr. Manuel Valenzuela. Professor Emeritus of Human Geography, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid. Second Reader: Dr. Nick Schuermans. Postdoctoral Researcher, Brussels Centre for Urban Studies. 1st September 2018 Acknowledgments First and foremost I would like to thank all the activists who solidarily shared their stories, experiences, spaces, assemblies and potlucks with me. To Viviana, Alma, Lotta, Araceli, Marta, Chefa, Esther, Cecilia, Daniel Revilla, Miguel Ángel, Manuel, José Luis, Mar, Iñaki, Alberto, Luis Calderón, Álvaro and Emilio Santiago, all my gratitude and appreciation. In a world full of injustice, inequality, violence, oppression and so on, their efforts shed light on the possibilities of building new realities. I would also like to express my gratitude to my supervisor Dr. Manuel Valenzuela for the constant follow-up of this research process, his support in many different ways, his permanent encouragement and his guidance. Likewise, to Dr. Casilda Cabrerizo for her orientation on Madrid’s social movements scene, her expert advice on the initiatives that are being developed in Puente de Vallecas and for providing me with the contacts of some activists. After this intense and enriching two-year Master’s program, I would also like to thank my 4Cities professors. I am particularly grateful to Nick Schuermans who introduced me to geographical thought. To Joshua Grigsby for engaging us to alternative city planning. To Martin Zerlang for his great lectures and his advice at the beginning of this thesis. To Rosa de la Fuente, Marta Domínguez and Margarita Baraño for their effort on showing us the alternative face of Madrid. -
THE URBAN POLITICS of SQUATTERS’ MOVEMENTS Edited by MIGUEL A
THE URBAN POLITICS OF SQUATTERS’ MOVEMENTS edited by MIGUEL A. MARTÍNEZ LÓPEZ The Contemporary City Series Editors Ray Forrest Lingnan University Hong Kong Richard Ronald University of Amsterdam Amsterdam, Noord-Holland The Netherlands In recent decades cities have been variously impacted by neoliberalism, economic crises, climate change, industrialization and post-industrialization and widening inequalities. So what is it like to live in these contemporary cities? What are the key drivers shaping cities and neighborhoods? To what extent are people being bound together or driven apart? How do these factors vary cross-culturally and cross nationally? This book series aims to explore the various aspects of the contemporary urban experience from a firmly interdisciplinary and international perspective. With editors based in Amsterdam and Hong Kong, the series is drawn on an axis between old and new cities in the West and East. More information about this series at http://www.palgrave.com/series/14446 Miguel A. Martínez Lo´pez Editor The Urban Politics of Squatters’ Movements Editor Miguel A. Martínez Lo´pez Uppsala University Uppsala, Sweden The Contemporary City ISBN 978-1-349-95313-4 ISBN 978-1-349-95314-1 (eBook) https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-349-95314-1 Library of Congress Control Number: 2017959088 © The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 This work is subject to copyright. All rights are solely and exclusively licensed by the Publisher, whether the whole or part of the material is concerned, specifically the rights of translation, reprinting, reuse of illustrations, recitation, broadcasting, reproduction on microfilms or in any other physical way, and transmission or information storage and retrieval, electronic adaptation, computer software, or by similar or dissimilar methodology now known or hereafter developed. -
Diplomski Skvotiranje
UNIVERZITET U BEOGRADU FAKULTET POLITICKIH NAUKA Diplomski rad: SKVOTERSKI POKRET Mentor: Apsolvent: Damjan Pavlica Docent dr. Zoran Stoiljkovic Odsek: Politikologija SADRŽAJ 1.0. Uvod...........................................................................................................................................4 2.0. Teorijski okvir ....................................................................................................................…...5 2.1. Definicija skvotiranja ..........................................................................................................5 2.2. Tipologija skvotiranja Hansa Prujita ...................................................................................5 2.2.1. Skvotiranje izazvano stambenom nestašicom ...................................................6 2.2.2. Skvotiranje kao alternativno stanovanje .............................................................7 2.2.3. Konzervacijsko skvotiranje .................................................................................7 2.2.4. Preduzetno skvotiranje .......................................................................................8 2.2.5. Politicko skvotiranje ............................................................................................8 2.3. Teorija privremenih autonomnih zona Hakima Beja ..........................................................9 3.0. Autonomni pokreti .................................................................................................................11 3.1. Nastanak -
Recerca, 17. Activism and Civil Society
2 Introducción 0 7 Activism and Civil Society: Broadening Participation and 17 1 Deepening Democracy 17 Paul Dekker and Ramón A. Feenstra, Tilburg University and 5 The Netherlands Institute for Social Research / Universitat Jaume I revista de pensament i anàlisi ISSN 1130-6149 2015 Artículos 15 The Psych-Politics of Austerity; Democracy, Sovereignty and Civic Protest Fred Powell , University College Cork, Ireland 33 Europeanization and Social Movement Mobilization During the Activism European Sovereign debt Crisis: the Cases of Spain and Greece Angela Bourne and Sevasti Chatzopoulou, Roskilde University, Denmark and Civil 61 Emotional Politics on Facebook. An Exploratory Study of Society: Podemos’ Discourse During the European Election Broadening Political 17 Campaign 2014 Agnese Sampietro and Lidia Valera Ordaz, University of Valencia, Spain Participation 85 El moviment per l’okupació i el moviment per l’habitatge: Paul Dekker & Ramón A. Feenstra (eds.) semblances, diferències i confluències en temps de crisi Activismo y Robert González García, Universidad Autónoma del Estado de Hidalgo, México sociedad Civil 107 Democracy will Never be the Same Again: 21st Century Protest and the Transformation of Politics ampliando la Simon Tormey, The University of Sydney, Australia ISSN 1130-6149 Reseñas de libros 129 La idea de la Justicia. Amartya Sen. Reseñado por Martha Rodríguez Coronel Activism and civil society 132 Revolución en punto cero. Trabajo doméstico, reproducción y luchas Paul Dekker and feministas. Silvia Federici. Reseñado por Maria Medina-Vicent Ramón A. Feenstra (eds.) 136 La opción reformista: entre el despotismo y la revolución. Andrés Piqueras Infante. Reseñado por Albert Noguera Fernández 143 Jóvenes, Internet y Política. Equipo IGOPnet: Joan Subirats, Mayo Fuster, Rubén Martínez, Marco Berlinguer y Jorge Luis Salcedo. -
Occupation Culture Art & Squatting in the City from Below
Minor Compositions Open Access Statement – Please Read This book is open access. This work is not simply an electronic book; it is the open access version of a work that exists in a number of forms, the traditional printed form being one of them. All Minor Compositions publications are placed for free, in their entirety, on the web. This is because the free and autonomous sharing of knowledges and experiences is important, especially at a time when the restructuring and increased centralization of book distribution makes it difficult (and expensive) to distribute radical texts effectively. The free posting of these texts does not mean that the necessary energy and labor to produce them is no longer there. One can think of buying physical copies not as the purchase of commodities, but as a form of support or solidarity for an approach to knowledge production and engaged research (particularly when purchasing directly from the publisher). The open access nature of this publication means that you can: • read and store this document free of charge • distribute it for personal use free of charge • print sections of the work for personal use • read or perform parts of the work in a context where no financial transactions take place However, it is against the purposes of Minor Compositions open access approach to: • gain financially from the work • sell the work or seek monies in relation to the distribution of the work • use the work in any commercial activity of any kind • profit a third party indirectly via use or distribution of the work • distribute in or through a commercial body (with the exception of academic usage within educational institutions) The intent of Minor Compositions as a project is that any surpluses generated from the use of collectively produced literature are intended to return to further the development and production of further publications and writing: that which comes from the commons will be used to keep cultivating those commons. -
We Don't Want Just One Cake, We Want the Whole Fuckin' Bakery!" Autonomy Meets Repression and Institutionalisation
"WE DON'T WANT JUST ONE CAKE, WE WANT THE WHOLE FUCKIN' BAKERY!" AUTONOMY MEETS REPRESSION AND INSTITUTIONALISATION Luisa Rossini, azozomox & Galvão Debelle "How do we fight against property speculation and ownership, gentrification, and corporate public space with a legal social centre that has more in common with these things than not? How can we engender radicalism in our society if people's first point of contact with non-mainstream politics is a space built on compromise, which exists only because the state says it can?"1 Squatting practices have been mostly excluded by urban development discourses, defined as illegal situations of social deviance, a problem to solve through a repressive or 'normalising' approach, fostering pacification of radical urban conflicts (Colin, 2010; Debelle, 2015; Dee, 2016; Rossini, 2016). Meanwhile, spaces for negotiation have multiplied, since 'particularly during periods of systemic capitalist crisis, a period of institutional searching and regulatory experimentation ensues in which diverse actors, organizations, and alliances promote competing hegemonic visions, restructuring strategies, and developmental models' (Brenner & Theodore, 2002). We ground our analysis of institutionalisation/co-optation in previous debates among activists and academics studying social movements in general (Castells, 1983; Piven & Cloward, 1979) and squatting in particular (Domínguez et al., 2010; Martínez, 2014; Pruijt, 2003; Uitermark, 2004). We argue that these inclusionary strategies are selective and, thus, always accompanied by their counterpart: repression of the excluded –by choice or necessity. As seen in the previous chapters, the 'neoliberal restructuring project' (Brenner & Theodore, 2002) has been hegemonic over the past thirty years. Since the early 2000s, two main trends are relevant to understanding the different repertoires of action that both radical urban movements and the state develop. -
El Movimiento Okupa: Prácticas Y Contextos Sociales
¿Dónde están… M1 (filmar) 16/6/14 10:27 Página 3 ¿Dónde están… M1 (filmar) 16/6/14 10:27 Página 4 RAMÓN ADELL ARGILÉS PROFESOR TITULAR DE CAMBIO SOCIAL EN LA FACULTAD DE CIENCIAS POLÍTICAS Y SOCIOLOGÍA DE LA UNED. [email protected] HTTP://WWW.UNED.ES/DPTO- SOCIOLOGIA-I/ADELL/WEBRAMON.HTM JAVIER ALCALDE VILLACAMPA LICENCIADO EN CIENCIAS POLÍTICAS Y DE LA ADMINISTRACIÓN. DOCTORANDO EN TEORÍA POLÍTICA, TEORÍA DEMOCRÁTICA Y ADMINISTRACIÓN PÚBLICA EN LA UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE MADRID. [email protected] JAUME ASENS LLODRÀ LICENCIADO EN DERECHO Y FILOSOFÍA. DOCTORANDO EN CIENCIAS POLÍTICAS Y SOCIALES EN LA UNIVERSIDAD POMPEU FABRA DE BARCELONA. [email protected] ROBERT GONZÁLEZ GARCÍA LICENCIADO EN CIENCIAS POLÍTICAS Y DE LA ADMINISTRACIÓN Y EN SOCIOLOGÍA. DOCTORANDO EN EL INSTITUTO DE GOBIERNO Y POLÍTICAS PÚBLICAS DE LA UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE BARCELONA. [email protected] VIRGINIA GUTIÉRREZ BARBARRUSA LICENCIADA EN CIENCIAS POLÍTICAS Y SOCIOLOGÍA Y MASTER EN INVESTIGACIÓN, GESTIÓN Y DESARROLLO LOCAL POR LA UNIVERSIDAD COMPLUTENSE DE MADRID. [email protected] TOMÁS HERREROS SALA PROFESOR EN LA UNIVERSIDAD DE BARCELONA Y EN LA UNIVERSITAT OBERTA DE CATALUNYA. [email protected] MARTA LLOBET ESTANY PROFESORA DE SOCIOLOGÍA EN LA ESCUELA DE TRABAJO SOCIAL DE LA UNIVERSIDAD DE BARCELONA. [email protected] MARINA MARINAS SÁNCHEZ PROFESORA TITULAR DE SOCIOLOGÍA DE LA DESVIACIÓN Y DE ESTRUCTURA DE LA SOCIEDAD CONTEMPORÁNEA EN LA UNIVERSIDAD COMPLUTENSE DE MADRID. [email protected] MIGUEL MARTÍNEZ LÓPEZ LICENCIADO EN SOCIOLOGÍA Y DOCTOR EN CIENCIAS POLÍTICAS. INVESTIGADOR EN LA FACULTAD DE SOCIOLOGÍA, UNIVERSIDAD DE LA CORUÑA. [email protected] HANS PRUIJT PROFESOR DE SOCIOLOGÍA EN LA ERASMUS UNIVERSITEIT RÓTTERDAM. -
Decolonialidad Y Buen Vivir Decolonizar Desde El Corazón Para Construir El Lekil Kuxlejal - Vida Plena, Digna Y Justa
PRESENTACIÓN 5 MANIFIESTO 7 ARTÍCULOS Decolonialidad y Buen Vivir Decolonizar desde el corazón para construir el Lekil Kuxlejal - vida plena, digna y justa. 12 Dominika Kucmierczyk Las voces silenciadas del pueblo Saharaui. Una práctica decolonial. 19 Clara de la Torre y Meritxell Exposito. Decolonizar el género: opresión y marginalidad. 31 Elia Malaxetxebarria ¿Para ti qué significa un mundo justo y de qué forma desde tus iniciativas 36 contribuyen a crearlo? Linas Korta Ecologismo Social Energías: en búsqueda de lo común. 38 Jordi Besora Magem Territorios: Feminismos territoriales de Abya Yala y otras alternativas para la soberanía colectiva y el cuidado de lo 44 común. Ederra Zabala y Berezi Zabala. Recampesinización desde la soberanía alimentaria, el agroecologismo y el feminismo. 57 Eva Sarachaga Novo ¿Para ti qué significa un mundo justo y de qué forma desde tus iniciativas contribuyen a crearlo? Gustavo Castro 63 Decrecimiento Somos lo que vestimos. El decrecimiento desde las perspectiva de la slow fashion. 65 Angela Fité Franco ¿Para ti qué significa un mundo justo y de qué forma desde tus iniciativas contribuyen a crearlo? Wojtek Stangierski 70 Feminismo y Sostenibilidad Los cuidados en primera línea. 72 Elena Alfaro Ruiz-Clavijo Feminismos comunitarios: voces desde la disidencia y realidades contrahegemónicas. 82 Celia Béjar Mateos ¿Para ti qué significa un mundo justo y de qué forma desde tus iniciativas 90 contribuyen a crearlo? Delmy Tania Cruz Hernández MAPA 92 La revista Ex-Céntrica es el producto del trabajo de varias alumnas y alumnos del Máster en Cooperación Internacional y Educación Emancipadora del Instituto Hegoa y la Universidad del País Vasco. -
Final Thesis-Easton Koehler.Docx
SENTIRES: LOOKING TOWARDS THE SOCIAL PROCESSES IN SPANISH OKUPAS FOR STRATEGIES OF NEIGHBORHOOD COHESION AND RE-DIRECTION OF DEVELOPMENT by CELIA ALICE EASTON KOEHLER A THESIS Presented to the Department of Geography and the Robert D. Clark Honors College in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Arts Fall, 2016 An Abstract of the Thesis of Celia Alice Easton Koehler for the degree of Bachelor of Arts in the Department of Geography to be taken October, 2016 “Sentires”: Looking Towards the Social Processes in Spanish Okupas for Strategies of Neighborhood Cohesion and Re-direction of Development. Approved: _______________________________________ Shaul Cohen Abstract: As a result of the logics of neo-liberal, global capitalism, urban citizens across the world face the regulation, commodification, and enclosure of public space. City governance responds to global financial pressures through “creative city” strategies and cuts to public services. This thesis looks at CSOA’s (Centros Sociales Okupados Autogrestionados, or Squatted Social Centers) in Spain and argues that they can be instigators of concrete neighborhood cohesion in a way that not only protests and combats the forces of neo-liberal development, but also proposes new forms of understanding and existing in urbanscapes. I do this through looking at CSOA’s as “counterspaces”; taking into account Lefebvre’s spatial triad, and using anarchist pedagogy as a lens, where experimental practices and then discourses are formed through and by horizontal “assemblies” and consensus based forms of decision making and look at how these processes incise and influence more formal or mainstream political institutions. Second, I utilize thick description to share an experience of the collectively organized transfeminist festival, Transfemifest, hosted at CSOA La Redonda in Granada Spain May 5-8 2016, as an example of how these spaces open up possibilities for the production of alternative knowledge. -
The Politics of Occupation in the Neoliberal City Relationships Between Squatting Movements and Housing Justice Movements in London and Madrid
The Politics of Occupation in the Neoliberal City Relationships between squatting movements and housing justice movements in London and Madrid Rowan Tallis Milligan Supervisor: Mathieu Van Criekingen Second reader: Rosa de la Fuente Fernández 1 September 2018 4CITIES Erasmus Mundus Master Course in Urban Studies 0 Acknowledgements With thanks to Mathieu Van Criekingen for advice, thoughts, and tolerating my tendencies towards revolutionary romanticism. To Aylon Cohen for, once again, guiding me from the polemical towards the pragmatic (kind of). To my fellow 4CITIES students for enduring my incomprehensible speaking speed and telling me to slow down not nearly as often as was necessary. To Niall for helping me format while I cry into a beer. And to Mónica Burdeus for accompanying me around Madrid, documenting my discoveries, correcting my Spanish, and providing much needed emotional (and affective!) support during these trying times. 1 “No fence can contain us. No fence can keep us out. We are squatters who are not bound by the borders of the Aylesbury estate. We are residents who still have leases and tenancies. We are everyone who needs a place to stay. We are bound by nothing but this need. See you soon at Aylesbury. See you soon at Sweets Way. See you at the Guinness Trust. See you at UAL, LSE, Kings and Goldsmiths. See you soon in all the squats. See you at every protest and minor act of resistance. See you soon everywhere.” - The Aylesbury Occupation 2 ABSTRACT Neoliberalism has significantly impacted urban landscapes since the 1980s. In the wake of the 2008 global financial crash, different neoliberal housing policies lead to varied ramifications across Europe, manifesting in mass sell-offs of public housing in the UK compared to mass eviction from mortgage-indebted homes in Spain. -
Els Impactes Del Moviment Per L'okupació a Catalunya I
Departament de Ciència Política i Dret Públic Facultat de Ciències Polítiques i Sociologia Robert González García XARXES CRÍTIQUES I POLÍTIQUES PÚBLIQUES: ELS IMPACTES DEL MOVIMENT PER L’OKUPACIÓ A CATALUNYA I MADRID (1984-2009) Tesi doctoral dirigida per: Doctor Ricard Gomà i Carmona Any 2011 A l’Ale, la meva companya, i al fruit del nostre amor que porta a les seves entranyes AGRAÏMENTS En primer lloc, vull agrair a la meva companya, l’Ale, pel seu suport incondicional, pel rigor en els seus comentaris sobre el text, per la seva collaboració en el mateix i pel seu amor. No exagero gens ni mica quan afirmo que aquesta tesi no hagués estat possible sense ella. També li vull agrair, tot i que encara no hi és, a la que està en camí. A la meva família de Catalunya i de Mèxic, per la seva fe en mi i en que acabaria aquest treball. Als meus pares Santiago i Esperanza, i als meus germans Encarni, Olga, Santi, Espe i Imma, i les seves respectives famílies, amb molt d’amor a tots i a totes. També als meus sogres, Luis Enrique i Silvia, i a la meva cunyada, Vero, i la seva companya, Ana, pels bons moments viscuts als dos cantons de l’oceà Atlàntic. A tota la gent que ha collaborat activament en aquesta tesi, prestant el seu ajut en les transcripcions d’entrevistes i la correcció d’estil: a la Laia Bragulat, la Carme Gallardo, el Carles Toronell i la Mònica Penas. Als professors que han orientat i inspirat aquest treball.