Les indésirables

Jean Estébanez · Lina Raad

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Historical Geography and Geographical Thought Migration, Refugees, and Integration Migration and Exile Studies

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“On the morning of August 1, 1991, about twenty activists, hoping to stop a joint University of California (UC) and the City of Berkeley plan to develop People’s Park, were arrested as bulldozers cleared grass and soil for two sand volleyball courts. By that evening, police and Park “defenders” were battling in streets over whether work on People’s Park could proceed. Rioting around the Park continued for the better part of a week. Police repeatedly fired wooden and putty bullets into crowd...

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