ABSTRACT

This paper utilizes the concepts of agonism and antagonism to further the existing analysis of active citizenship within local governance. At present, this relationship is taking place as housing stock increasingly becomes the subject of financialization. Embedded in this context, and with a particular focus on active citizenship’s manifestation in estate redevelopment and how it moulds the interactions between citizen and state, I discuss how differing conceptions of the nature of active citizenship serve to create distrust and hostility throughout the redevelopment process, using the case study of the Cressingham Gardens estate in the London borough of Lambeth. Through conducting extensive qualitative research with state actors and estate residents, this study illustrates the mechanisms by which active citizenship that falls outside the remit deemed acceptable by the state is challenged on a live, contested site.

摘要

本文利用对抗和对抗的概念来进一步分析地方治理中的积极公民身份。目前，随着住房存量日益成为金融化的对象，这种关系正在发生。在这种背景下，特别关注积极公民在房地产重建中的表现以及它如何塑造公民与国家之间的互动，我讨论了积极公民性质的不同概念如何在整个重建过程中造成不信任和敌意，使用伦敦兰贝斯区克雷辛厄姆花园庄园的案例研究。通过与国家行为者和庄园居民进行广泛的定性研究，