Información General

• Autores: Chris Carlsson (coord.), LisaRuth Elliott (coord.), Adriana Camarena (coord.)
• Editores: Full Enjoyment Books
• Año de publicación: 2012
• País: Estados Unidos
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 9780926664081
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Resumen

• A new anthology celebrating the accomplishments of the Critical Mass movement over the past twenty years. From both theoretical and practical perspectives, the book explores how Critical Mass has gone around the world, how it has evolved along the way, and the impacts it has had on local politics, transportation, and cultures.

  Includes contributions from San Francisco, Paris, Chicago, Los Angeles, Puerto Elegre, Manchester, Madrid, Buenos Aires, Rome, Sao Paulo, A Coruna, Guadalajara, Nuevo Leon, Budapest, Prague, Helsinki, Ponce, Mexico City, Bilbao, Baton Rouge, Capetown, Vigo, Naples, New York City, Portland, London, Berkeley, Florianopolis, Calais, Dubai, and Palestine!

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Listado de artículos

• • Ruminations of an accidental diplomat

    Chris Carlsson

    págs. 9-15

    

  • Personal mass

    Hugh D'Andrade

    págs. 19-29

    

  • The great European bike love link

    Giuso Ciclocuoco

    págs. 31-35

    

  • We ARE traffic

    Daniel S. Libman

    págs. 37-39

    

  • How critical mass built the LA bike movement

    Antonia E. Lugo

    págs. 41-46

    

  • Critical Mass Porto Alegre

    Marcelo Kalil

    págs. 47-53

    

  • Pedaling with ghosts of the Industrial Revolution in Manchester, England

    Vanessa Bear

    págs. 55-57

    

  • "Alegria Entre Tus Piernas": To Conquer Madrid's Streets

    Elizabeth Lorenzi

    págs. 59-67

    

  • Masa Crítica Buenos Aires

    Julieta Cal, Juan Manuel Taboada

    págs. 71-77

    

  • Let's take back Rome!: Critical Mass, Ciemmona and CirclOfficine Popolari (People's Bike Kitchens) in Rome

    Network of People's Bike Kitchens of Rome

    págs. 79-83

    

  • Critical Mass is dead. Long live Critical Mass!

    Thiago Benicchio

    págs. 85-99

    

  • San Francisco in A Coruña: Masa Crítica as a prototype of global action

    Carlos Diz Reboredo, Moncho Vázquez

    págs. 101-115

    

  • The blind spot: subcultural exclusivitiy in Critical Mass

    Adriana Camarena

    págs. 117-126

    

  • Bicycling in the public sphere

    Lusi Morhayim

    págs. 127-130

    

  • Putting the 'critical' mass in Critical Mass: patriarchy, radical feminism, and radical inclusiveness

    Mario Bruzzone

    págs. 131-139

    

  • Political Critical Mass in Rome

    Rotafixa .

    págs. 143-145

    

  • Guadalajara (Mexico): a critical mass of associated citizens

    Jesús Carlos Soto Morfín

    págs. 147-160

    

  • Nuevo León, Mexico

    Raquel Treviño, Gerardo Núñez Medina

    pág. 161

    

  • Positive symbols and high optimism in Budapest

    Justin Hyatt

    págs. 163-169

    

  • We have changed our city forever

    Crtical Mass Budapest Community

    págs. 171-174

    

  • And still we ride: a decade of critical mass in Prague, Czech Republic

    Daniel Mourek

    págs. 175-180

    

  • Critical bike ride and 30 years of mass bicycle demonstrations in Helsinki

    Eeva Luhtakallio, Otso Kivekäs, Olli Heikinheimo, Angi Mauranen, Janne Nurminen

    págs. 181-185

    

  • Critical Mass Puerto Rican style

    José R. Cepeda-Borrero, Sharon Clampitt-Dunlap, Gary Gutierrez-Renta

    págs. 187-192

    

  • El Paseo Nocturno and Bicitekas

    Mónica Sánchez

    págs. 193-214

    

  • Letter from Bilbao, Spain

    Bilboko Masa Kritikoa

    págs. 205-209

    

  • Building a biking community with Critical Mass Baton Rouge

    Moshe Cohen

    págs. 211-218

    

  • Critical Mass in South Africa: making inroads into a land of lycra

    Gail Jennings

    págs. 219-223

    

  • Vigo Critical Mass, a second beginning

    Gael Sande Avendaño

    págs. 225-229

    

  • Naples Critical Mass

    Luca Simeone, Roberto Coscione, Claudio Caccavale, Marì Muscarà, Alfonso Borriello, Davide Chiarito, Paolo Falanga

    págs. 231-234

    

  • A tumultuous ride: New York City Critical Mass and the wrath of the NYPD

    Matthew Roth

    págs. 235-253

    

  • Portland's Critical Mass: policed to death?

    Joe Biel

    págs. 255-266

    

  • London Critical Mass

    Des Kay

    págs. 267-272

    

  • The Johnny Appleseed of Critical Mass

    Jason Meggs

    págs. 273-281

    

  • Inventing an Autonomina

    Tatiana Achcar

    págs. 283-286

    

  • "Critical Mass" meets Italian cycle touring

    Marco Pierfrancheschi

    págs. 287-292

    

  • Good times and plastic smiles in Dubai, mapping the invisibles in France: critical mass a tool for oblique environmental justice

    Daisy Gowda, Uma Sherwood

    págs. 293-299

    

  • International solidarity: the bicycle as creative response

    Robbie Gillett

    págs. 300-303

    

  • Take a bike to ecotopia (take a car to hell)

    Alissa Starodub

    págs. 304-309

    

  • The occupation will be pedal powered

    Elly Blue

    págs. 310-315

    

  • CM@20: revolution in the street

    Iain A. Boal

    págs. 316-320