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      New Municipalism and the State: Remunicipalising energy in Barcelona, from prosaics to process

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      New Municipalism and the State: Remunicipalising energy in Barcelona, from prosaics to process

      New Municipalism and the State: Remunicipalising energy in Barcelona, from prosaics to process

      Authorship James Angel
      Date 19 October 2020
      Source Wiley Online Library
      Tags
      City council
      Energy
      Spain
      Content Type
      Academia/Reports
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      Given “new municipalist’s” aspirations towards the transformation of the municipal state, how might state theory inform research and practice on new municipalism going forward? This is the question with which Bertie Russell concludes his paper which focuses on municipalist initiative Barcelona En Comú’s endeavours towards the remunicipalisation of energy, and the ways in which the radical vision underpinning this has been frustrated. Putting these experiences into conversation with the theoretical work of Gill Hart, I develop an “open dialectical” account of the state, which understands the processes that constitute the state as articulated through the contingent mediations of “prosaic” practices. This state theory, I argue, sheds new light on the possibilities and frustrations facing new municipalist movements.

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