A new article has been published in Urban Affairs Review by Taja Ivanc and Adela Petrovic.

The text examines how cultural spaces emerging from former military sites, such as Kasárna Karlín and Metelkova, navigate shifting urban policies and institutional pressures that often commodify their original purposes. It argues that autonomous, tactically engaged practices may foster greater cultural resilience than formalised partnerships, challenging dominant narratives of participatory governance in urban redevelopment.

The article can be found here, and a shorter version as a blog post can be found here.