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Emotions and the City
Guest Editorial
Nina Margies
Emotions play a role in the way we see, inhabit and build cities. Whenever we avoid walking through dark parks at night, design uncomfortable bench…
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Righting the City
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Chris Barnes
What do rights mean in an urban context? Does righting the city require the (re)inscription of individual or collective rights within a legal frame…
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Futures
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Profit-oriented and speculation-driven development is not the inevitability of planning; it is time to revisit those past futures that worked for communities and for the planet before and beyond the late experiences of the Global North.
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Regenerative Cultures – Regenerative Cities
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Annual CO2 emissions are now 45% higher than they were at the dawn of the millennium and 500% higher than the 1950s1. Carbon emissions from the richest 1% more than double…
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Land
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In an extreme sense, land must be understood here exclusively as a legal phenomenon, rather than a geographical one.
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Visualising the City
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Visualising the city discloses the fundamental relation to the city as a possible object of study. In order to know the city, to understand it, and…
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The Space of the (Re)Public
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In October 2011 a group of around 2000–3000 protesters gathered around Paternoster Square in London, shrouded in the shadow cast by St Paul’s Cathe…