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_aLondon: _bsage, _c2013 |
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_aEuropean Urban and Regional Studies _vVolume 20, number 1 |
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| 520 | 3 | _a. In this paper, it is argued that most of the research inspired by the post-foundational political perspective aims either at describing particular instances of spatial politics as suffering from the 'postpolitical condition' (Phil Allmendinger & Haughton, 2012;MacLeod, 2013;Raco, 2014Raco, , 2015Swyngedouw, 2009) or either at searching for instances of the 'properly political' in all kind of resistance movements (e.g. Occupy, the Arab Spring, etc.) (Badiou & Elliott, 2012;Davidson & Iveson, 2014;Douzinas, 2011Douzinas, , 2013aDouzinas, , 2013bSwyngedouw, 2014). In contrast to approaches privileging one or the other side of this 'political difference', this paper aims to explore a more relational approach, searching for political dynamics in the interface between ongoing attempts at depoliticisation and properly political practices | |
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