Practice of Collective Escape

The Practice of Collective Escape, published by Bristol University Press in 2025, delves into the intricate dynamics of community engagement through ethnographic research conducted in urban growing projects in Glasgow. Spanning 216 pages, this insightful book investigates who truly benefits from these initiatives, making it a crucial read for anyone interested in localism and community empowerment. It thoughtfully addresses vital topics such as urban land use, the right to the city, and the significance of social connections in fostering resilient communities. Whether you're a scholar, activist, or simply curious about urban development, this book offers a timely and engaging exploration of how collective efforts can shape our cities and lives.