Introduction : rethinking social movement temporality and spatiality through counter-space and urban youth culture
Building youth counter-spaces, horizontal political cultures and emergent identities in the Oaxacan social movement of 2006
Urban autonomy, indigenous anarchisms, and other political genealogies for the 2006 generation
Urban youth collectives as laboratories for constructing and spatializing horizontal politics in post-2006 Oaxaca
Networking counter-spaces, constellations of resistance, and the politics of rebel aesthetics
Rebel aesthetics: giving form to the 2006 generations liberationist imagination through street art, punk, and hip-hop
Conclusion : shifting cartographies of (youth) resistance.