40. The Neo Liberal City: A Utopia of Exclusion

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Talking with Agustine Martire, Lecturer in Architecture QUB and vice chair of 'Save the Cathedral Quarter Belfast' and Steve Baker Lecturer in Film and TV studies UU about the evolution of the neo-liberal city, gentrification, property speculation, working class displacement and the broken model of extractive capitalism that is so perfectly distilled into #tribecabelfast Follow @SaveCQBelfast Tribeca the Castlebrooke promotional video narrated by local actor, Jamie Dornan (The Fall, Fifty Shades of Grey) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOZxJ6uD-_c "ProTanto Quid Retribuamus”, SaveCQ: a protest poem by Conor Shields https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAPfGrHkCYM The Daily Blend: Tribeca Belfast (Colin Geddis) https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=_hkeT9HqXE0&app=desktop

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