Kraken is living in – or using otherwise – a dwelling without the consent of the owner. Krakers take buildings with the intention of relatively long-term use. Kraken is organized or at least supported and/or inspired by a social movement. The common English translation is "squatting". This translation is somewhat problematic, because the term squatting also covers a short-term use of buildings, for example as crash pads. The notion of relatively long term use, that is part of the concept of kraken, implies that krakers make necessary repairs and invest in basic amenities
The Squatters’ Movement in Europe is the first definitive guide to squatting as an alternative to ca...
The planning of housing for informal settlements and squatter camps In South Africa approximately 7 ...
In Amsterdam the house prices are raising to unaffordable heights for an average person, creating a ...
This report is the outcome of a research project that took place in The Netherlands between 2008 and...
De dynamiek van het kraken kan het best begrepen worden als wij onderscheid maken tussen vijf config...
When considering alternatives, a classic question is whether they can be scaled up beyond a proof of...
Opinion of citizens of Amsterdam on housing problem, squatting and squatters/ opinion of squatters o...
This article examines the transformations in form and function of rituals in the squatting movement ...
In October 2010 squatting in the Netherlands was prohibited by law. This timing seems strange, becau...
In the Netherlands squatting was tolerated and regulated for decades. In October 2010 a new law turn...
A recent change in attitude of politicians and officials in Amsterdam towards artists who use squatt...
In the late 1970s, Amsterdam's squatted domain grew to comprise hundreds of buildings, and a city wi...
In the early 1990s, several hundreds of predominantly working-class British and Irish youths moved t...
All over ‘Fortress Europe' groups of refugees and undocumented migrants are organizing themselves to...
Squatting Europe is a research network focusing on the squatters ' movement. Our aim is to prod...
The Squatters’ Movement in Europe is the first definitive guide to squatting as an alternative to ca...
The planning of housing for informal settlements and squatter camps In South Africa approximately 7 ...
In Amsterdam the house prices are raising to unaffordable heights for an average person, creating a ...
This report is the outcome of a research project that took place in The Netherlands between 2008 and...
De dynamiek van het kraken kan het best begrepen worden als wij onderscheid maken tussen vijf config...
When considering alternatives, a classic question is whether they can be scaled up beyond a proof of...
Opinion of citizens of Amsterdam on housing problem, squatting and squatters/ opinion of squatters o...
This article examines the transformations in form and function of rituals in the squatting movement ...
In October 2010 squatting in the Netherlands was prohibited by law. This timing seems strange, becau...
In the Netherlands squatting was tolerated and regulated for decades. In October 2010 a new law turn...
A recent change in attitude of politicians and officials in Amsterdam towards artists who use squatt...
In the late 1970s, Amsterdam's squatted domain grew to comprise hundreds of buildings, and a city wi...
In the early 1990s, several hundreds of predominantly working-class British and Irish youths moved t...
All over ‘Fortress Europe' groups of refugees and undocumented migrants are organizing themselves to...
Squatting Europe is a research network focusing on the squatters ' movement. Our aim is to prod...
The Squatters’ Movement in Europe is the first definitive guide to squatting as an alternative to ca...
The planning of housing for informal settlements and squatter camps In South Africa approximately 7 ...
In Amsterdam the house prices are raising to unaffordable heights for an average person, creating a ...