| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - It is no coincidence that authoritarian regimes anddictatorships frequently control access to the city, such as carnivals or processions, as ameans to control being and participating in the city, and hence the right to (re)produce space.As Lefebvre has noted, particularly in relation to the medieval town, public urban space isinvested with symbolic power and consequently evokes pride and public in
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