London's housing crisis and its activisms

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Urban Planning and Governance Housing Market and Economics Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism

Abstract

‘London, buffeted by economic catastrophe, vastly reconfigured by a sporting jamboree of militarised corporate banality, jostling with social unrest, still reeling from riots. Apocalypse is less a ...

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