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Mike Edwards: “How a class struggle over land and rent is damaging the UK”

Published by Undisciplined Environments on May 13, 2015

“Radical Geography Notebooks” is a group of Greek graduate and PhD students at Harokopio University in Athens, that over the last four years has been organising the “Radical Geography Seminars”, a series of lectures on issues of Geography and Political Ecology.  

These seminars have been developed and materialised with the scientific supervision and support of  Costis Hadjimichalis, Professor Emeritus.

This year’s “Radical Geography Seminars” theme is Land and Land Rent. 

As one of the invited speakers, Professor Michael Edwards (UCL, UK), gave a very interesting presentation on land, land rents and the relationship between property markets and planning in the UK.

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