Inbal Ofer is a senior lecturer in modern European history at The Open University of Israel.

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• List of FiguresAcknowledgementsIntroduction Social Control through Spatial Segregation: Urban Planning under the Franco Regime Internal Migration in a Post-Civil War Society: from the Countryside to the City in a Search of Better Life Appropriating Urban Space: Constructing a Chabola and Forming a Community Becoming Visible: Neighborhood Associations under the Franco Regime Alternative Visions of Democracy: Urban Space and the Spanish TransitionConclusion: Some Thoughts on Civic Participation, the Production of Urban Space and the Meaning of the Right to the CityBibliographyIndex

Inbal Ofer is a senior lecturer in modern European history at The Open University of Israel.

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• List of FiguresAcknowledgementsIntroduction Social Control through Spatial Segregation: Urban Planning under the Franco Regime Internal Migration in a Post-Civil War Society: from the Countryside to the City in a Search of Better Life Appropriating Urban Space: Constructing a Chabola and Forming a Community Becoming Visible: Neighborhood Associations under the Franco Regime Alternative Visions of Democracy: Urban Space and the Spanish TransitionConclusion: Some Thoughts on Civic Participation, the Production of Urban Space and the Meaning of the Right to the CityBibliographyIndex

Inbal Ofer is a senior lecturer in modern European history at The Open University of Israel.

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• List of FiguresAcknowledgementsIntroduction Social Control through Spatial Segregation: Urban Planning under the Franco Regime Internal Migration in a Post-Civil War Society: from the Countryside to the City in a Search of Better Life Appropriating Urban Space: Constructing a Chabola and Forming a Community Becoming Visible: Neighborhood Associations under the Franco Regime Alternative Visions of Democracy: Urban Space and the Spanish TransitionConclusion: Some Thoughts on Civic Participation, the Production of Urban Space and the Meaning of the Right to the CityBibliographyIndex