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Squatting in Europe: Radical Spaces, Urban Struggles Edited by the Squatting Europe Kollective
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Squatting in Europe Can Be Seen As Flowing Forth from Organized Squatting in the 1960S, but Squatting Is Not Dependent on a Climate of Countercultural Upheaval
View metadata, citation and similar papers at core.ac.uk brought to you by CORE provided by Erasmus University Digital Repository The Logic of Urban Squatting Submitted for publication in International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 15-08- 2011 (Pruijt, Hans (2013) The Logic of Urban Squatting. International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 37(1), 19-45, DOI: 10.1111/j.1468-2427.2012.01116.x) Hans Pruijt [email protected] Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam Faculty of Social Sciences – Sociology Burgemeester Oudlaan 50 3062 PA Rotterdam The Netherlands Abstract Existing frameworks tend to break when applied to the analysis of urban squatting. Five basic configurations, combinations of features that fit together well and are therefore effective, are discussed in this paper. In the case of squatting, configurations differ with respect to the characteristics of the people involved, type of buildings, framing, demands made by activists, mobilization and organization patterns. Each configuration also entails specific problems. Deprivation based squatting involves poor people who are distressed because of severe housing deprivation. In squatting as an alternative housing strategy people organize squatting to meet their own housing needs. Entrepreneurial squatting offers opportunities for setting up nearly any kind of establishment, without the need for large resources nor the risk of getting bogged down in bureaucracy. Conservational squatting involves squatting as a tactic used in the preservation of a cityscape or landscape against efficiency-driven planned transformation. Political squatting is a field of action for those who are engaged in anti-systemic politics. Keywords: Squatting, social movements, housing Urban squatting is living in – or using otherwise – a dwelling without the consent of the owner. -
Krakers in Gebiedsontwikkeling Met Een Kraker Lukt Het Vaker!
Krakers in gebiedsontwikkeling Met een Kraker lukt het Vaker! Augustus 2008, P.M.J. Sijstermans Eindscriptie MCD 4 Krakers in gebiedsontwikkeling 1 augustus 2008 De foto op de voorzijde is het internationale krakersteken. Deze scriptie is gedrukt op gerecycled papier. Zowel gerecycled papier als nieuw papier hebben water en energie nodig voor de productie en belasten daarmee het milieu. Op de eindafrekening pakt hergebruikt papier wel beter uit voor het milieu: CO2‐uitstoot is ongeveer gelijk met die van nieuw papier, maar hergebruikt papier maken kost minder water dan papierproductie uit bomen. Bovendien heeft hergebruikt papier geen landbouwgrond nodig voor bosbouw. Pagina | 1 Krakers in gebiedsontwikkeling 1 augustus 2008 Voorwoord Met deze scriptie sluit ik mijn master-studie ‘City Development’ aan de Erasmus Universiteit in Rotterdam af. Van meet af aan heb ik de studie zeer inspirerend gevonden en heb ik het geleerde van les 1 af al in praktijk kunnen brengen. De Engelse literatuur over Global Cities en hoe steden zich ontwikkelen, krimpen en groeien sprak zeer tot mijn verbeelding. Van de colleges van zoveel ervaren mensen die in hun vakgebied specialist zijn heb ik veel opgestoken. Heerlijk vond ik het om de dagen voorafgaand aan de woensdagen waarop wij in de schoolbanken zaten, mij te verdiepen in de artikelen en literatuur om beslagen en vol goede vragen de docent van de dag uit te horen over zijn of haar kennis. De MCD 4 jaargang was een fijne groep mensen die elkaar tijdens de colleges en workshops stimuleerden om telkens verder te graven. Jan van het Verlaat waarschuwde de docenten telkens voor het spervuur van vragen maar ook wij hadden wel eens een rustige dag waarop de docent rustig zijn verhaal af kon maken. -
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SADRŽAJ 1.0. Predgovor ..................................................................................................................................... 4 2.0. Teorijski okvir ................. ..................................................................................................…...5 2.1. Definicija skvotiranja ...............................................................................................................5 2.2. Tipologija skvotiranja Hansa Prujita....................................................................................... 6 2.2.1. Skvotiranje izazvano stambenom nestašicom ........................................................6 2.2.2. Skvotiranje kao alternativno stanovanje .................................................................7 2.2.3. Konzervacijsko skvotiranje .....................................................................................8 2.2.4. Preduzetno skvotiranje ...........................................................................................8 2.2.5. Političko skvotiranje ................................................................................................9 2.3. Teorija privremenih autonomnih zona Hakima Beja .............................................................10 3.0. Autonomni pokreti ......................................................................................................................12 3.1. Nastanak ..............................................................................................................................12 -
Squatting in Europe Can Be Seen As Flowing Forth from Organized Squatting in the 1960S, but Squatting Is Not Dependent on a Climate of Countercultural Upheaval
The Logic of Urban Squatting Submitted for publication in International Journal of Urban and Regional Research 15-08- 2011 Hans Pruijt [email protected] Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam Faculty of Social Sciences – Sociology Burgemeester Oudlaan 50 3062 PA Rotterdam The Netherlands Abstract Existing frameworks tend to break when applied to the analysis of urban squatting. Five basic configurations, combinations of features that fit together well and are therefore effective, are discussed in this paper. In the case of squatting, configurations differ with respect to the characteristics of the people involved, type of buildings, framing, demands made by activists, mobilization and organization patterns. Each configuration also entails specific problems. Deprivation based squatting involves poor people who are distressed because of severe housing deprivation. In squatting as an alternative housing strategy people organize squatting to meet their own housing needs. Entrepreneurial squatting offers opportunities for setting up nearly any kind of establishment, without the need for large resources nor the risk of getting bogged down in bureaucracy. Conservational squatting involves squatting as a tactic used in the preservation of a cityscape or landscape against efficiency-driven planned transformation. Political squatting is a field of action for those who are engaged in anti-systemic politics. Keywords: Squatting, social movements, housing Urban squatting is living in – or using otherwise – a dwelling without the consent of the owner. Squatters take buildings with the intention of relatively long-term use. Urban squatting can be distinguished from the squatting of vacant land. Occupancy without legal title has always existed, but this paper focuses on squatting that is organized or at least supported and/or inspired by a social movement.