IS THE INSTITUTIONALIZATION OF URBAN MOVEMENTS INEVITABLE? A COMPARISON OF THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR SUSTAINED SQUATTING IN NEW YORK CITY AND AMSTERDAM

PRUIJT, HANS

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF URBAN AND REGIONAL RESEARCH, n.º 1/2003, pág. 133

I. INTRODUCTION. II. THE INTEGRATION OF SQUATTING, URBAN REGIME AND THE PRIVATIZATION OF POVERTY. III. THE CASES OF AMSTERDAM AND NEW YORK CITY. IV. INTEGRATION OF SQUATTING IN AMSTERDAM. V. INTEGRATION OF SQUATTING IN NEW YORK. VI. THE ANOMALOUS EMERGENCE OF A SQUATTERS' MOVEMENT IN NEW YORK. VII. TWO TYPES OF SQUATTING. VIII. WHAT MAKES A SQUATTERS' MOVEMENT RESISTANT TO COOPTATION?. IX. EXPLAINING THE EMERGENCE OF A SQUATTERS' MOVEMENT IN NEW YORK. X. THE PROTECTION OF PROPERTY AGAINST SQUATTERS. XI. TECHNICAL CONDITION OF BUILDINGS. XII. SQUATTING AND GENTRIFICATION. XIII. COMPETITION BETWEEN SQUATTERS AND PROVIDERS OF LOW-INCOME HOUSING REHABILITATION. XIV. CONCLUSION.