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expands Intoabe d «. hb al oa er fig t to space" both within and beyond the
more powerful movements, The new span , , , "
ial nsciousness and ItSexpres- co "
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.d ' st such an Integratlve SIonInthesearchforspatIalJustIceprovieJU 'd' ct
ca y reorgamze the Supra b .emb edd ed " . UT an scalar hIerarchies in which cities are
ther the negatIve eue s umbrella, We all experience in one way or ano d h 'ht to
f lover space an t e ng
o unjust geographies. This makes strugg es , ' tI'
f h d 'dentlty determIna on, the city a potentially powerful source 0 s are I T'h' be the
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and effectiveness in changmg t e wor f the deve Iopmen t 0 fa spa-
most important political lesson learne d rom tial theory of justice,