Sam Burgum is an urban sociologist, currently conducting a Leverhulme-sponsored ethnographic project on squatting in the context of the UK's housing crisis. He is the author of Occupying London: Post-Crash Resistance and the Limits of Possibility. He has written for various journals, including Antipode, The Sociological Review and Journal for Cultural Research.
Introduction: The London Underground
1. These People Need Homes, These Homes Need People
2. The Politics of Location, the Location of Politics
3. An Aspiration for Space, a Space for Aspiration
4. Making Room for Art, the Art of Making Room
Conclusion: Nothing for Something
