Oli Mould is a Professor of Human Geography at Royal Holloway, University of London. His books include Against Creativity (2018) and Seven Ethics Against Capitalism (2021).
‘A fast moving journey of hope across postcapitalist urban spaces that both tantalises and inspires. A much needed antidote to the daily escalation of urban authoritarianism and the existential threat of planetary destruction. A great read for urbanists everywhere!’ – Loretta Lees, Boston University 'At a time of deepening crisis, when the ravages of global racial capitalism have been laid bare, this book demands that we both dream of, and build, postcapitalist futures. By carefully curating and analysing historical and contemporary instantiations of collective resistance and collectivised living, “a common urbanism,” Professor Mould shows us that another world is indeed possible.' – Ananya Roy, University of California, Los Angeles -- .