...Redistributive Markets This chapter is the first in part 2 of the book and focuses on how heritage preservation is being deployed as a pro-poor redistributive practice in Istanbul. It focuses on an alliance that formed between urban activists and the heritage machinery of the United Nations...

...Risk, Insurance, and Redistribution ...

...Redistribution Institutional Interventions ...

... redistribution architecture intimate politics ethnography nonhuman agency ...

... economic redistribution extortion fiscal sociology racketeering taxes ...

... This chapter interrogates the contested design of visible public spaces as a lens into how competing redistributive practices redraw public/private boundaries in both Cairo and Istanbul, with a focus on the changing accessibility of shared spaces and their servicing. There are many ways in which...

... social movements coalition building mutual aid redistribution political strategy ...

... The introduction unpacks the main arguments of the book and its methodological choices and provides chapter summaries. It examines how redistributive politics are manifesting through nontraditional, subtle, and seemingly depoliticized architectural-cultural-environmental practices of urban...

... This chapter is the first in part 2 of the book and focuses on how heritage preservation is being deployed as a pro-poor redistributive practice in Istanbul. It focuses on an alliance that formed between urban activists and the heritage machinery of the United Nations Educational, Scientific...

... Robin Hood in the Untenured Forest: Chapter 3 traces how the Acrean state made forest carbon’s new international value into a kind of public wealth it then redistributed to some rural people. It did so by detaching forest carbon’s value from land, obviating the need to settle pervasively...

... This chapter traces the mobilization of “community” as redistributive practice in Cairo. Focusing on the Ismailia Consortium's project in Wust El-Balad and the Aga Khan Foundation's project in Darb El-Ahmar, it shows how actors are mobilizing a particularistic understanding of “community...

..., shaped by his experience as a combatant in the Chaco War. Though in fact he had worked closely with the government during the congress, he skillfully presented the event as controlled by the delegates themselves. Notably, he makes no mention of the more radical demands for redistribution of the land...

... across affective energy flows and redistribute that energy along lines dictated by the market. 911 SARS terror surveillance technology market technology ...

... in a neoliberal era. It then extends the analysis to two arenas of further reflection. First, it interrogates how the channeling of redistribution through the subtle practices of urban planning and design transforms urban dwellers' experiences of their political personhood and citizenship, possibly seeing...

.... social movements coalition building mutual aid redistribution political strategy ...

... of knowing that includes indigenous history, values, beliefs, and determinations. Practicing he‘e nalu within the neocolonial reality of the surf tourism industry redistributes what is allowed to be seen and heard by asserting autonomous voices in order to (re)connect. In contrast, the surf tourism...

... the rhythms of the seascape with the self, enabling a way of moving that is flexible and complex, both affective and intellectual. Seascape epistemology helps to repartition and redistribute dominant systems of knowing and engaging the world for Kanaka Maoli through an indigenous construction of both time...

... the world. Barrancabermeja illustrates how the upward redistribution of global wealth emerges from a wellspring of imposed disorder and how the spatial coordinates of class power in Colombia have recohered around regional development poles based in extractive industries. These nodes of capitalist power...

... and extortion, with documents in particular empowering these exchanges to feel like something “other-than-extortion.” economic redistribution extortion fiscal sociology racketeering taxes ...

... workers are increasingly moving behind the camera, reinscribing the systems through which bodies are valued. Indie performers want more than just “fair pay”—a new generation are looking to redistribute wealth and support essential services. Against a backdrop of networked technologies, this chapter...