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(Im)mobility : exploring the limits of hypermobility / contributions by Brian Holmes ... [and others] ; interview with David Harvey.

Fine Arts Library N1 .O646 no.21
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Holmes, Brian (Brian Kent)
Harvey, David, 1935-
Stichting Kunst en Openbare Ruimte.
Series:
Open (Amsterdam, Netherlands). English ; nr. 21.
Open, 1570-4181 ; no. 21
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Population geography.
Geodemographics.
Social mobility.
Boundaries--Social aspects.
Boundaries.
Migration, Internal.
Emigration and immigration.
Social media.
Physical Description:
176 pages : illustrations (some color,) ; 24 cm.
Other Title:
Immobility, exploring the limits of hypermobility
Exploring the limits of hypermobility
Place of Publication:
Rotterdam : NAI, [2011]
Summary:
In parallel with the internationalization of the economy and modern communication systems, we are seeing the development of new regimes of mobility and immobility that are characterized by ever-greater internal conflicts. The rapid development of sophisticated communication technology is actually facilitating a further increase in physical mobility, motorized and otherwise. Increased remote contact is in fact stimulating the desire for physical meetings. This cahier investigates how the various segments of this new mobility regime operate. To what extent can this regime still be guided or influenced? Are there options for a 'radical redesign'? Is the dynamism ultimately determined by economics alone? Is a 'crash' the necessary end stage of the current mobility regime?
Contents:
Extreme displacement : survey of the emerging regimes of (im)mobility / Eric Kluitenberg
The right to : terroir place and identity in times of immigration and globalization / Marc Schuilenburg
Do containers dream of electric people? The social form of just-in-time production / Brian Holmes
The forgotten space / Allan Sekula and Noël Burch
Exit city : home everywhere and nowhere / Wim Nijenhuis
The ban-opticon in the Schengen area : the ambivalent meaning of mobility / Charlotte Lebbe
Mobility, crisis, utopia : an interview with David Harvey / Merijn Oudenampsen, Miguel Robles-Durán
Social media and the mobilization of the masses / Joss Hands
Towards a theory of borders / Florian Schneider
The gram junkies /: change in the way mobility is thought about is essential / John Thackara
Food mobility and traceability : the preconditions for the democratic design of technology / Tatiana Goryucheva
Mobile money (near the future) / Metahaven
Colored data clouds : ubiquitous ambient technologies as public urban infrastructures / Nerea Calvillo.
Notes:
Cover title.
"SKOR."
Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN:
9789056628147
9056628143
OCLC:
701796763

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