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The slow violence of gentrification and displacement is one of the great issues faced by the urban working class. As capital accumulation has come to increasingly rely on the investment in land and housing, and council housing and the welfare state are broken down, displacement, evictions and demolitions have come to characterise the lives of many in inner city areas. Resistance to gentrification is typically place based and local.
This panel will explore these questions and ask, how we can scale our organising and raise our demands to the level of general opposition to the real estate state?