本文通过发生在S市的“还我家园”运动,试图将空间变量纳入国家—社会关系的分析框架,考察都市运动的行动者们在行动场所面临的“公共性”限制。作为实践后果,城市政府构建起旨在实现社会控制的空间战略,以消解开放空间的公共性来限制业主的行动力。在此基础上,进一步探讨空间/城市的权利主体与都市运动的意义。 This paper attempts to incorporate spatial variables into the analysis framework of the state-society relationship through the “return my home” movement in S city to examine the “publicity” restrictions that urban actors face in their places of action. As a practical consequence, urban governments set up a space strategy aimed at achieving social control, limiting the owners’ mobility by eliminating the publicity of open space. On this basis, we further explore the significance of the space subject / city right subject and urban movement.