La cartographie des citadins mécontents (et constructifs)

Il y a quelques jours Microtokyo vous présentait le détournement aussi original qu’iconoclaste de la cartographie opéré par les collectifs Bijari (Brésil) et Los Iconoclasistas (Argentine) dans leur travail de sensibilisation contre les projets de gentrification de deux quartiers populaires de grandes métropoles : La Barceloneta à Barcelone et Pinheiros à São Paulo. What’s up ? Eh bien, de telles interventions à la frontière de la et du politique sont plus que jamais nécessaires. Notamment ici, au pays du camembert, frappé d’un déficit durable de démocratie urbaine : faiblesse de la participation des populations concernées par les projets urbains, réticence des acteurs de la gouvernance urbaine à déléguer quelques rênes du pouvoir – oui à la démocratie participative et à la concertation, tant qu’elles se limitent à des effets d’annonce, terrain favorable aux requins de l’immobilier… Propos exagérés ? Esthétique et politique de la carte Le contre-pouvoir du citadin MAPit

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