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Introduction 1. Space, Emancipation and Post-Political Urbanization Sabine Knierbein and Tihomir Viderman Part I Everyday Emancipation. Beyond Utopia, Law and Institutions 2. Amazon Unbound: Utopian Dialectics of Planetary Urbanization Japhy Wilson 3. Applying a Relational Approach to Political Difference: Strategies of Particularisation and Universalisation in Contesting Urban Development Elisabet Van Wymeersch and Stijn Oosterlynck 4. How to Reclaim Mafia-controlled Territory? An Emancipatory Experience in Naples Gabriella Esposito de Vita 5. Improvising an Urban Commons of the Streets. Emancipation-from, Emancipation-to and Co-Emancipation Rob Shields Part II Practical Emancipation. On Places, Projects and Events 6. Rupturing, Accreting and Bridging: Everyday Insurgencies and Emancipatory City-making in Asia Jeffrey Hou 7. Post-Political Development and Emancipation: Urban Participatory Projects in Helsinki Kanerva Kuokkanen and Emilia Palonen 8. Urban Events Under the Post-political Condition: (Im)Possibilities for Emancipation in a Small-scale City of Switzerland Monika Salzbrunn, Barbara Dellwo and Serjara Aleman 9. Emancipatory Research in the Arts: Shift the City - The Temporary Lab of Non | Permanent Space Amila Širbegović Part III Critical Emancipation. On Romanticisms, Agonism and Liberation 10. Alternative Participatory Planning Practices in the Global South: Learning from Co-production Processes in Informal Communities. Vanessa Watson and Gilbert Siame 11. Revitalising Yeldeğirmeni Neighbourhood in Istanbul: Towards an Emancipatory Urban Design in the Landscapes of Neoliberal Urbanism Burcu Yigit Turan 12. Conflict vs. Consensus: An Emancipatory Understanding of Planning in a Pluralist Society Angelika Gabauer 13. Public Space Activism in Unstable Contexts: Emancipation from Beirut’s Post-memory Christine Mady Part IV Active Emancipation. On Influence, Recovery and Hybrid Ownership 14. ‘The City Decides!’ Political Standstill and Social Movements in Post-industrial Naples Stefania Ragozino and Andrea Varriale 15. Emancipatory Practices of Self-organized Workers in the Context of Neoliberal Policies: IMPA, the Case of a ‘Recovered Factory’ in Buenos Aires Regina Vidosa and Paula Rosa 16. Questioning Urban Commons: Challenges and Potentials in the Post-Democratic Era Lukas Franta and Alexander Hamedinger 17. Hybridising ‘Ownership’ of Public Space: Framings of Urban Emancipation in Crisis-ridden Thessaloniki Evangelia Athanassiou, Charis Christodoulou, Matina Kapsali, Maria Karagianni Conclusion 18. Public Space Unbound: Emancipatory Praxis and Lived Space Tihomir Viderman and Sabine Knierbein