Eviction keyword-demonstrations at the heart of these

at the heart of these investigations are the notions of propinquity and neighbourliness whose redefinitions and redeployments serve widely divergent ends: from the fortification of the ‘new urbanist’ fantasy about the possibility of re-creating small towns

such as the Saudi Arabian and Iranian intervention in the Yemen and the collapse of Syria and Iraq

nationalism and collective memory

who traces the impetus behind the Holocaust to the excesses of the Russian Revolution

Kluge and Negt’s “gravitational thinking” balances not only the abstractions of theory with the concreteness of the aesthetic

Eviction keyword-demonstrations at the heart of theseGrounded in personal experience, Eviction uncovers a hidden history of housing injustice and working class resistance in what has become a perennial battleground for social conflict in modern Britain. In 2017, Jessica Fields parents and more than a hundred of their neighbours received warning of imminent eviction. Their corporate landlord intended to demolish their affordable, privately rented homes to replace them with middle class houses for sale.