Titlebook: Street Art and Democracy in Latin America; Olivier Dabène Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive licen

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Havana: Going Public, No Matter What,controlled by the regime. Yet lately, in a changing context following the attempt to “update” the socialist model, some artists have dared to take to the streets and paint more or less subversive messages. The relative tolerance of the regime regarding some cultural activities, balanced by fierce re

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,Conclusion: Street Art and Democracy—Lessons Learned,across cases, and offers two theoretical contributions to the existing literature on deliberative democracy. One has to do with the variety of urban citizenships that can foster democracy. The other refers to collaborative governance as context sensitive. Agency and context are somewhat neglected by

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,São Paulo: ,’ Public Scream of Hate,ice in January 2017. He declared war on the ., a local and endemic form of aggressive tags expressing the rage of disenfranchised young dwellers of São Paulo’s periphery. This most similar case to Bogotá allows a better assessment of the importance of distinct forms of expression, since . is absent from Colombia.

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,Valparaíso: A Tale of Murals, Tags and World Heritage, and offsetting the decline of port activities. Meanwhile, they criminalized tags and graffiti. The election of a young leftist mayor in 2016 made reconsidering this policy possible, even if an environment of distrust casts a shadow on future collaborations.

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Analytical Framework,es and conditions for a democratic interaction between artists and authorities to be set in motion. It also includes a typology of the different forms of interaction that have been observed and that are not necessarily democratic.

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Havana: Going Public, No Matter What,the streets and paint more or less subversive messages. The relative tolerance of the regime regarding some cultural activities, balanced by fierce repression, allows our hypothesis regarding street-level democracy to be tested in a very adverse political environment.