The socio-environmental notion of the Right to the City

Abstract

Urban space and rural space are the two sides of the same coin, not necessarily for serving as a living space, but for being spaces that were produced around capital. Production that made it easier for citizens to live with their privileges and for people, to serve as labor. The space produces and excludes in the midst of a metabolic failure of nature that makes the socio-environmental the place where the modernity expelled and with them, a containment dam for life, for a right to the socio-environmental city.

Keywords:
Socio-environmental; Nature; Right to the city; Commodity; Use value