Figure 2 A housing project built near the São Mateus neighborhood in São Paulo after years of community advocacy led by the Movement to Defend the Favelado. Photograph by the author More

Figure 2 Libraries Without Borders (LWB) first initiated the BiblioTaptap project in 2011, following the devastating earthquake that struck Haiti in January of 2010. In 2015, LWB transitioned responsibility for the taptaps to local library organizations, and the taptaps continue to serve local More

Figure 6 View of an internal gallery area in the Pruitt-Igoe housing project, published by Newman (1972 : 58) to illustrate his point that because these corridors are not juxtaposed with apartment units and therefore do not constitute defensible space, they “are feared by residents and [remain More

Figure 4 Donkey-zebra, from Malkit Shoshan’s project “ZOO or the Letter Z, just after Zionism.” Shoshan (2012) imagines “a white donkey . . . being transformed by a beautiful Palestinian boy into a zebra. This in order to fulfill the desire of the Gazans for normality, which in this case means More

Figure 6 “Human Migration 200-5 Ka” by Geoff Christou, a dymaxion projection of Homo sapiens migration More

Figure 19 Donatella Meadows et al., “The World Model,” from Limits to Growth: A Report for the Club of Rome’s Project on the Predicament of Mankind (1974) More

Figure 3 Photographs published by the sociologist Philippe Boudon (1969 : 154) of Le Corbusier’s housing project in Pessac, upon completion in 1927 (top) and in 1967 (bottom), showing various alterations by inhabitants More

Figure 6 “Alleged Mass Graves Site near Khalil Yagoup Garden, Kadugli, South Kordofan, Sudan.” From Satellite Sentinel Project 2011. Satellite images © DigitalGlobe, Inc., 2011 More