Politics of Parking

The book delves into the complex legal and social implications of parking rights, highlighting how disputes over parking spaces reflect broader issues of equality, legitimacy, and entitlement. It examines the parking space as more than just a physical location, revealing its significance in shaping identities and property claims. By analyzing interactions between individuals in everyday parking scenarios and their legal ramifications, the text uncovers the deeper socio-legal meanings embedded in these commonplace disputes.