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Topic: Self-Built Neighborhoods

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Introduction: Proletarian Fortresses, Against Humanitarian And Orientalist Narratives

Quartier Informel Casablanca / Pour Le Monde

Rumor Has it: Neighborhood Revolts And Self-Construction In Morocco

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The Invisible City: Existence And Resistance In The Peripheries Of Lisbon

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Whose Grand Paris? Roma Exclusion And Urban Expansion In Fortress Europe

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Our Fire this Time! The Favela As Zone Of Death And Insurgent Spatiality

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Jabalia & the Intifada: Transforming Precariousness Into Strength In Gaza’s Refugee Camps

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(Un)Making Qalandia: Politicized Spatial Practices Of The Palestinian Refugee Camp

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Students: The Right to Water by Majed Abdulsamad, Jun Seong Ahn, Maria Isabel Carrasco, Haochen Yang

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Far From the Western Fetish, the Kowloon Walled City Between Extraordinary Space and Normal Lives

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Inhabiting Casablanca’s Worker Quarters of COSUMA & SOCICA

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Students: Plants to Make Prosfygika Beautiful, Stones to Make Her Safe

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Students: Post-War Informal Reconstruction Strategies in Aleppo

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Calais: Containment Politics in the “Jungle”

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