** Rebel Cities 1:“Marielle Franco Presente!” (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
*** Police Violence at its Worst
*** March 14
*** “Being a Black Woman is to Resist and Survive All the Time.” — Marielle Franco
*** Brazil’s Coup vs. Feminist Spring
*** Brazil’S Feminist Spring
** Rebel Cities 2: Rojava Shows Pathway Towards A Common Humanity (Rojava, Northern Syria)
*** Answering The Kurdish Question: A New Identity
*** Rojava: Turning Theories Into Practice
*** DFNS and a Global Radical Municipalism
** Rebel Cities 3: Zapatistas Are Still Trailblazing Worlds Beyond Neoliberalism (Chiapas, Mexico)
*** Ya Basta! (Enough Already)
*** Forerunners in The Municipal Fight Against Neoliberalism
*** Preguntando Caminamos (Asking While We Walk)
** Rebel Cities 4: In Warsaw, “Rights to the City” Means Clean Air and Affordable Homes (Warsaw, Poland)
*** Rights to the City
*** Clearing Warsaw’s Smog
*** Warsaw’s Housing Dilemma
*** Reclaiming Warsaw
*** Rebel Cities 2.0
** Rebel Cities 5: Bologna Again Takes Center Stage Resisting Italian Fascism (Bologna, Italy)
*** Current Context
*** An Anti-Fascist City
*** Stopping Neoliberalism’s Morph Into Fascism
** Rebel Cities 6: How Jackson, Mississippi Is Making The Economy Work For The People (Jackson, Mississippi)
*** Rising Jackson Through Cooperatives and a Solidarity Economy
*** You Can’t Mount a Defense Without an Offense, or Visa Versa
** Rebel Cities 7: Water Wars For The Human Right To Water In Athens And Beyond (Athens, Greece)
*** Why Greece is Trying to Sell Itself to the Lowest Bidder
*** Keeping Athens’s And Thessaloniki’s Water Public
*** Cities Grew on Public Water, and Can Again
** Rebel Cities 8: New York & Warsaw New Focal Points For A Growing Global Movement (New York City, New York & Warsaw, Poland)
*** New York, July 27–29
*** Fearless Cities, Warsaw, July 13–15
*** Challenging States: Making Refugees Welcome
*** It’s About Taking Back Your City
** Rebel Cities 9: Iceland’S Slow-Burning Digital Democratic Revolution (Reykjavík, Iceland)
*** The Punchline is Digital Democracy
*** Eight Years On
*** A Slow-Burning Revolution
*** Connected, Yet Somehow Isolated
** Rebel Cities 10: Rosario, Argentina, Abandons The Establishment (Rosario, Argentina)
*** Homes Fit For Human Habitation
*** Back to Future City’s Beginnings
*** One Foot In City Hall, One On The Streets
*** In Cities, A Decentralised Pink Tide Is Quietly Rising
** Rebel Cities 11: As Newham Transforms London, Democratic Socialists Awaken (Newham, UK)
*** How One London Borough is Challenging Big Finance
*** Rethinking Local Politics in Newham
*** Municipalism And Reclaiming U.K. Labour And U.S. Democrats
*** Democratic Socialists Should Be Municipalists, Not Use Them
** Rebel Cities 12: Valparaiso Shows How Radical Municipalism Must Deal With Our Burning World (Valparaiso, Chile)
*** ‘Valparaiso is a City That Burns’
*** Tackling Neoliberalism and Climate Change
*** Social Ecology Vs Climate Disaster
*** Rethinking Valparaíso: Rethinking the World
** Rebel Cities 13: Porto Alegre In Brazil Shows How Participatory Budgeting Works (Porto Alegre, Brazil; Greensboro, North Carolina)
*** Residents Make Million-Dollar Choices
*** Solutions Come To Greensboro, North Carolina
*** New York, Newcastle And Beyond
** Rebel Cities 14: In Montevideo, People-Power Keeps Pushing Uruguay’s Pink Tide (Montevideo, Uruguay)
*** Progressive Tactics: A Short History Of Frente Amplio
*** Fight For Your Housing Rights
*** People Power Unlocks Social Change
** Rebel Cities 15: Municipalism In Venezuela Offers A Pathway Beyond Authoritarianism (Communes, Venezuela)
*** El Maizal Commune
*** Communes Against The Elite, Old And New
*** El Maizal vs. Top-Down Rule
*** Other Communes Rising
** Rebel Cities 16: Cape Town Housing Movement Uses Occupy Tactics To Battle Apartheid’S Legacy (Cape Town, South Africa)
*** The Long Walk To Equality
*** Occupying ‘Public Land’ to Make it Public
*** Progress Towards Reclaiming Cape Town
** Rebel Cities 17: Goma’S Non-Violent Movement For Water & Peace In War-Torn Congo (Goma, DR Congo)
*** Goma and Beyond
*** Peacefully Challenging Violence
*** From Slavery to Colonialism to War
** Rebel Cities 18: Eight Years After Jasmine Revolution, Jemna Is Tunisia’S Oasis Of Hope (Jemna, Tunisia)
*** Retaking Jemna
*** Jasmine Revolution: Eight Years On
*** Tunisian Municipal Elections
** Rebel Cities 19: Gdansk’s Murdered Mayor Was Leading the Polish Charge Against Fascism (Gdansk, Poland)
*** Pawel Adamowicz (1965–2019)
*** Gdansk’s Citizens’ Assemblies are an Antidote to Encroaching Fascism
*** How Has Gdansk Organized its Citizens’ Assemblies?
*** Thinking Beyond the Box
*** Globally Harnessing the Wisdom of the Crowd
** Rebel Cities 20: With Hip-Hop As Sound Track, Young Senegalese Say Enough Is Enough (Dakur, Senegal)
*** Senegal And Y’en A Marre
*** Decentralising Through Hip Hop and Local Chapters
*** A New Type Of Sengalese
*** Hip Hop Beyond Borders
** Rebel Cities 21: In India, Can People Win ‘Rights to the Megacity’? (Mumbai, India)
*** Moving Toward a World of Megacities?
*** “Rights to a Megacity?”
** Rebel Cities 22: Nationwide Protests Rock Vietnam’s Authoritarian-Neoliberal Government(Phan Ri Cua & Binh Thuan, Vietnam)
*** Special Protests for Vietnam’S SEZ
*** Growing Authoritarianism, Growing Resistance
*** Same Same, But Different
** Rebel Cities 23: Japanese Food Co-op Seikatsu Offers Hope for a Starving Planet(Seikatsu, Japan)
*** Capitalism Starves the Earth
*** A Nourished World is Possible
** Rebel Cities 24: How Catalonia’s CUP Party is Helping Reclaim Towns, Cities and Nation(Catalonia, Spain)
*** Municipalists for Independence
*** Rupturing From Spain – And Capitalism
** Rebel Cities 25: Barcelona En Comú Reclaims the City and Reimagines the World (Barcelona, Spain)
*** Reclaiming the City, Barrio by Barrio
*** “La Nueva Política”
*** Fearless Cities
** Rebel Cities 26: These Community Wind Farms in Denmark and Scotland are Decentralising Power to the People(Denmark and Scotland)
*** Middelgrunden and Denmark’s Revolution
*** The Figure Continues to Spin Upwards
*** The Case in Scotland