Dimitri Roussopoulos is a dedicated political activist and ecologist whose writing, editing, and publishing endeavors stem from a profound engagement with societal structures. He has consciously maintained institutional independence, allowing him the freedom to explore and disseminate his ideas on radical social change and ecological concerns. This independent stance imbues his work with a unique perspective that encourages critical thought and active participation in public discourse.
Joshua Hawley is an MA candidate at Queen's University in Canada and a community organizer in the housing justice movement. Dimitri Roussopoulos is a publisher, author, and activist at the forefront of urban social movements engaged in housing, ecology, and municipalism.
Dimitri Roussopoulos is an author, publisher, community organizer, and public speaker. In 1990, he was also the founder of North America's first municipal ecological political party.
The book explores the transformation of cities into pivotal centers of global economy and governance in the late 2000s. It examines the complex relationship between urban environments and democracy, questioning whether globalization threatens their identity. Through an analysis of urban development and the influence of multinational corporations, it addresses how cities can adapt and redefine themselves amidst these challenges. The work provides insightful perspectives on the evolving role of cities in shaping contemporary society.