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Picts. 1 and 2. Adjacent enclaves of rich and poor: Paraisópolis, São Paulo and Rocinha, Rio de Janeiro.

Picts. 3 and 4. “Advanced marginality” in Korogocho, Nairobi.

Pict. 5. Red zone in front of French embassy in Tunis, 2013.

Pict. 6. Urban porosity: immigrants on the streets of Yenikapi in Istanbul.

Pict. 7. “A grain of Sunday is hidden in each weekday.” A social housing terrace in Athens.

Pict. 8. Immigrants inventing their own ad-hoc public stage (Athens).

Pict. 9. Beauty salon or urban threshold? (São Salvador de Bahia, Brazil).

Pict. 10 Theatricality of encounter (Havana, Cuba).

Pict. 11. Creating an everyday public stage (Nicosia, Cyprus).

Pict. 12. Celebrating heterotopia at the end of a large antigentrification demonstration (Berlin).

Picts. 13 and 14. Heterotopias of dignity. The construction of a self-managed childcare center by the Movimiento Popular La Dignidad in Villa 21, a Buenos Aires slum.

Pict. 15. Heterotopias of struggle. Teachers on strike occupy the central square of Oaxaca, Mexico (2016).

Pict. 16. Heterotopias of struggle. Teachers on strike block the highway outside San Cristóbal de las Casas, Mexico (2016).

Pict. 17. Celebrating the inaugural opening of a Zapatista School in La Culebra, Chiapas, Mexico.

Pict. 18. “We choose colors,” a poster by the Coordination of Occupied Schools, December 2008 uprising.

Pict. 19. Hooded ballerinas dance in front of the occupied Opera building during the December 2008 uprising; unknown photographer.

Pict. 20. Walking as invention—occupied Navarinou Park, Athens; photo by Ioannis Papagiannakis.

Pict. 21. The assembly at the Syntagma Square occupation, 2011.

Pict. 22. Tent city at the Syntagma Square occupation, 2011.

Pict. 23. Occupied City Plaza Hotel: a self-managed common space in Athens.

Pict. 24. Occupied City Plaza Hotel: refugees welcome.

Pict. 25. Reappropriating the power of creativity in common in Havana, Cuba.