The People's Property? : Power, Politics, and the Public. (Hardcover)

The People's Property?Power, Politics, and the Public Chapter 1: Permitting Protest in Washington, D.C. Chapter 2: Property, Law, and the Plaza of Santa Fe, New Mexico: Turning Social Relations into Space Chapter 3: Privately Public: Property Redevelopment, Public Space and Homelessness in San Diego Chapter 4: Publicly Private: Regulating Space and Creating Community in Syracuse’s Carousel Center Chapter 5: Publicizing Public Property? The Struggle for the Public in New York’s Community Gardens Chapter 6: Placing the Public: Discourses of Publicity and Practices of Property Chapter 7: Power, Politics, and Regimes of Publicity: Conclusions Post Script: Interventions Methodological Appendix References Index