Public Everyday Space: Cultural Politics in Neoliberal Barcelona

Preface
Acknowledgements
Praise for Public Everyday Space
Contents
List of Figures
1 Public Everyday Space and Culture
	Spatial Politics Enter the Public Sphere
	Why Public Space?
	Rhizomatic Agency in the Small Everyday
	Everyday Life and Urban Public Space
	“Move Along” or Bring Your Chair to the Public Space
	Chapter Summaries
	Works Cited
2 Spatial Tactics
	Maneuvering Within Spatial Regulations and Normativity
	Rhizomatic Place and Time
	From Informal Leisure to Economic Practices
	En construcción: Gazing at Spatial Tactics Among Ongoing De/Construction
	Trans-Temporal and Transpatial: Tracing Spatial Tactics Across “Lines of Flight”
	Signaling Lack or Holes in the Urban Design
	Flattening Subjects and Objects
	Works Cited
3 Grassroots Collectives Recover Public Space
	Grassroots Activism Resuscitated
	The Paradox in Circumscribing the Multitude of Grassroots Interventions
	#femPlaça Within Everyday Control and Resistance in the Neoliberal City
	Grassroots and Institutions Meet: Ada Colau and Public Space
	Works Cited
4 Undocumented Immigration and Neighborhood Citizenship On and Off Film
	Knowing Little About Undocumented Immigration in an Era of Planetary Urbanization
	Heterogeneity on Film Exposes Four Rhizomatic Realities
	Today’s Spatial Itineraries
	“Es mejor tener amigos que tener papeles” or Heterogeneous Space Enables Alternative Economies and Neighborhood Citizenship
	The “Right to the City” and the Undocumented
	Works Cited
Index