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Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 187. Chapters: Dumpster diving, Do it yourself, Independent Media Center, McLibel Case, Local Exchange Trading Systems, Squatting, Screen printing, Reclaim the Streets, Green Anarchist, Colin Ward, Zine, Fansub, Critical Mass, Social center, Crass, Riot grrrl, Conflicts involving Critical Mass, Custom car, Freeganism, Hot rod, CrimethInc., M11 link road protest, South Central Farm, Queercore, István Cs. Bartos, Jinx Titanic, Rainwater tank, Vegetable oil fuel, OutRage!, Free party, Guerrilla gardening, Geekfest, Teknival, Rainwater harvesting, Claim club, Chicano Park, DUMBA, Social nudity in Seattle, Black bloc, Midnight Ridazz, Underground Literary Alliance, Homebuilt computer, Razorcake, SchNEWS, Alt porn, Slow sand filter, Food Not Bombs, ConFest, Noisebridge, C-Squat, DiY-Fest, Amateur pornography, Make, Last Hours, Spiral Scratch, St Agnes Place, Urban75, Community Exchange System, Rice burner, RampART, Dos Blockos, Mumblecore, Edupunk, Kustom, The Mylene Sheath, Icarus Project, Virtual tuning, Fremont Arts Council, Hackerspace, Homocore, Soulz at Zero, Free Geek, CzechTek, Hirohata Merc, Guerrilla gig, DIY Network, Megapolis Festival, Fever Zine, Instructables, Mr. Roboto Project, Craft, Salon Mazal, Lava filter, ZineWiki, February Album Writing Month, 491 Gallery, Chimp rock, Fort Pannerden, Frances Street Squats, Hamell on Trial, Swampy, Castlemorton Common Festival, Punk house, Kew Bridge Ecovillage, BIT, Bazaar Bizarre, Fly, Food rescue, ReadyMade, Infoshop, Islewilde, Summer Solstice Parade and Pageant, Sascha Scatter, GOGBOT, Occupied London, Dunst, Black Rock Coalition, London Free School, Kip Kay, RPM Challenge, Kustom Kulture, Beatnik Bandit, Centro 73, Regenesis Movement, Metelkova, ¡Tchkung!, Afro-Punk, London Action Resource Centre, Patio Maravillas, Dongas road protest group, Sean Carswell, Basement show, T-bucket, Hebden Bridge Handmade Parade, Geykido Comet Records, Paul Zanetti, Atari Punk Console, David Engwicht, GetPaid, Artivism, Hirvitalo, Nicholas Albery, Time's Up!, Recess Records, Three window coupe, Avoid pi, Maker subculture, Hausmania, Guerrilla punk, Mutant space, Hounslow community land project, Justice?, Street reclamation, Centre International de Recherches sur l'Anarchisme, The Industry Standard Anthology, Black Kat Kustoms, Independent inventor, Rinky Dink, Street party, TPI Specialties, Queeruption, Lead sled, Centro Iberico, Gardenzitty, Stop the City, Franchise activism, Sunrise/Back to the Future, KCDIY, Zine library, PA1N, Pro Street. Excerpt: Squatting consists of occupying an abandoned or unoccupied space or building, usually residential, that the squatter does not own, rent or otherwise have permission to use. According to author Robert Neuwirth, there are one billion squatters globally, that is, about one in every six people on the planet. Yet, according to Kesia Reeve, "squatting is largely absent from policy and academic debate and is rarely conceptualized, as a problem, as a symptom, or as a social or housing movement." Squatter's symbol found in Málaga, Spain In many of the world's poorer countries, there are extensive slums or shanty towns, typically built on the edges of major cities and consisting almost entirely of self-constructed housing built without the landowner's permission. While these settlements may, in time, grow to become both legalised and indistinguishable from normal residential neighbourhoods, they start off as squats with minimal basic infr...