<transcript><audio_0>thank the organizers for for including me i'm humbled to speak after anne a scholar that i've long admired and whose work is really terrific</transcript><caption><image_1>The image shows a woman standing at a podium in front of a projector screen. She is speaking into a microphone and appears to be giving a presentation. On the screen, there is a black and white line drawing of a tree with branches and leaves. The tree is drawn in a sketch-like style and is outlined in black. The background of the screen is white and there is an abstract design on the right side of the image. There are two people sitting in the audience, watching the presentation.</caption><transcript><audio_2>i wanted to talk today about the seesaw my bigger project has to do with urban redevelopment in south korean</transcript><transcript><audio_3>cities and trying to look at how anti-eviction movements and affordable housing rights movements</transcript><transcript><audio_4>uneven development forces and this insurgent citizen citizenship idea and whether we could expand citizenship</transcript><transcript><audio_5>i mean of course we think that renters are citizens but if you look at the way it works on the ground repeatedly uh decade after decade in many different content continents actually it seems</transcript><transcript><audio_6>that tenants are still left out of the so just as an most of my work is on</transcript><transcript><audio_7>housing redevelopment but i was speaking a few days ago before i got on the airplane right before i got an airplane about the on a panel that we had about the great kanto</transcript> thank the organizers for for including me i'm humbled to speak after anne a scholar that i've long admired and whose work is really terrific i wanted to talk today about the seesaw my bigger project has to do with urban redevelopment in south korean cities and trying to look at how anti-eviction movements and affordable housing rights movements uneven development forces and this insurgent citizen citizenship idea and whether we could expand citizenship i mean of course we think that renters are citizens but if you look at the way it works on the ground repeatedly uh decade after decade in many different content continents actually it seems that tenants are still left out of the so just as an most of my work is on housing redevelopment but i was speaking a few days ago before i got on the airplane right before i got an airplane about the on a panel that we had about the great kanto
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