A visionary exploration of what the city might look like in a post-capitalist world. In a world dominated by capitalism, where urban landscapes suffer from inequality, environmental degradation, and social conflicts, a vision of what comes next is essential. "Post-Capitalist Cities" guides readers through modern urban life, presenting a transformative urban plan for a future of equality, sustainability, and community well-being.

Combining vivid case studies with historical analysis and theoretical exploration, the book reveals how capitalism has shaped our cities and uncovers the revolutionary post-capitalist dynamics rooted within them. From the urban protests of 1968 and ticket strikes in Santiago to urban commons and the solarpunk movement, this book shows how communities are planting the seeds of radical transformation.

"Post-Capitalist Cities" is a critical yet celebratory look at emerging urban practices that prioritize human dignity, democracy, and social justice. It invites readers to dream, analyze, and act. Whether you are an urban planner, activist, academic, or concerned citizen, this book provides the tools and inspiration to build cities where humanity can truly thrive.