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Henri Lefebvre. The Right to the City.

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Books Henri Lefebvre. The Right to the City. AUGUST 20, 2023 10.919 13 --> Alfonso Bordallo MPH, MSc Henri Lefebvre's (1901-1991) Right to the City presents an analysis that takes urbanization as the central point of his work. The concentration of wealth and power was justified in ancient civilizations by investing in the city itself: palaces, monuments, embellishments, festivals. "Highly oppressive societies were very creative and very rich in works." This was the price to pay, at least to some extent, to justify power over individuals. Although the market as a place of exchange between produ

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