Conflicting partnerships: Governance and urban challenges Published: 9 November 2016 Cities change and evolve constantly, and they do not act as a coherent entity. They are “co-produced.” To think of co-production as a concept should help us to think of a sustainable urban policy and action - shaped and developed by constructive conflict. By Philipp Misselwitz
Housing and the city: Local public action in Barcelona Published: 13 September 2016 In the city of Barcelona, one can observe the joint power of civil movements and a progressive, accountable government to implement the social right to decent housing. By Laia Ortiz Castellvi
Interview with Shivani Chaudhry: "There is a global housing crisis" Published: 12 September 2016 India has the largest number of homeless and landless persons in the world, as well as the greatest number of urban and rural poor. Shivani Chaudhry, the Executive Director of Housing and Land Rights Network (HLRN), argues that the New Urban Agenda must pay more attention to the human right to adequate housing. Interview with Shivani Chaudhry. By Shivani Chaudhry