Part One: A PARK(ing) Movement?
 1 From PARK(ing) to PARK(ing) Day
  Park(ing) on Mission Street·San Francisco and the world·Beyond the Rebar story 
·Sydney·Montréal
 2 Moving Things Along
  A compelling idea·A PARK(ing) movement?·PARK(ing) as a vehicular idea·The aesthetics of PARK(ing): legality and vehicularity
 
Part Two: Property and the Performance of Legality
 3 PARK(ing) Law: Pluralism and Performance
  PARK(ing) in a niche·PARK(ing) in a larger legal landscape·Parks and positivism·Performing PARK(ing) law
 4 Properties of PARK(ing)
  Proper language·Ownership·A sense of ownership: belonging·Renting space·Rights to the city: property and participation in the planning process
 5 Building Ownership
  Labor·Personhood·Relational theories of property·Grounding ownership In space·Play, pleasure, and love
 6 Performing Property
  Ownership and participation·Ownership and legality·Ownership and privilege·Sustaining ownership

Part Three: Politics and Possibility
 7 Products of PARK(ing)
  Changing the city·Changing one’s place in the city: commoning·changing possibilites: prefigurative practices·Undesirable impacts?