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What is critical urbanism? : urban research as pedagogy / [edited by] Kenny Cupers, Sophie Oldfield, Manuel Herz, Laura Nkula-Wenz, Emilio Distretti, Myriam Perret.
- Format:
- Book
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- City planning.
- Urbanization.
- Cities and towns--Research.
- Cities and towns.
- Physical Description:
- 203 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), maps (chiefly color) ; 24 cm
- Place of Publication:
- Zurich, Switzerland : Park Books, [2022]
- Summary:
- Understanding and managing urban change in our global era demands a high degree of specialized and interdisciplinary knowledge. At the same time, city planners, architects, researchers, policymakers, and activists are deeply immersed in the chaotic and often contradictory urban realities that they are asked to address. What is Critical Urbanism? offers an innovative toolkit for engaging these present realities across disciplinary specializations and geographic purviews.00Central to the book is the research and pedagogy of the Critical Urbanisms MA program at the University of Basel, established in collaboration with the African Centre for Cities at the University of Cape Town. The program?s renowned and emerging urbanists demonstrate the power of working with care and reciprocity across different contexts and institutions, driven by engagement with varied communities of practice. They show how alternative urban futures can be imagined by addressing the historical injustices and global entanglements that shape the urban present. The book is tailored to students, graduates and teachers of urban studies and related disciplines including architecture, urban design, human geography, architectural history, and urban anthropology.
- Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: Pedagogies: Learning through "Highway Africa" / Manuel Herz
- City Collaborations / Sophie Oldfield
- The Research Studio / Myrlam Perret
- Critical Cartography / Shourideh C. Molavi
- Experimenting with Publics / Sophie
- Oldfield and Anna Selmeczi
- Finding Your Research Voice / Sophie Oldfield
- City as Archive / Aylin Tschoepe
- The Urban Everyday / Laura Nkula-Wenz
- Material Investigations / Manuel Herz
- Urbanism across Geographies / Shourideh C. Molavi
- Ways of Knowing the City
- Making Tensions Productive / Laura Nkula-Wenz
- Voices: Dark and Light at Airport City / Naomi Samake
- Sewing Threads / Diana Vazquez-Martinez
- The Race, an Exhibit / Linda Wermuth
- The Ideal Urban Experience / Lee Wolf
- The State At Home / James Clacherty
- Video Activism As Bottom-Up City Making / Jacob Geuder
- Ethiopian Intersections Of Road Development / Thomas Betschart
- Lubricating Logistics / Isabella Baranyk
- Slow Violence In Palestine / Saad Amira
- Worlding Design / Laura Nkula-Wenz
- The Urban beyond North and South
- Learning Across Geographies / Kenny Cupers
- Voices: Into Our Homes / Rosea van Rooyen
- Toxic Connections / Aline Suter
- Learning between Basel and Accra / Ernest Sewordor
- Addressing Structural Racism / The Racial Justice Student Collective
- Madjermans / Lea Nienhoff
- Transfronteridad / Evan Natasha Escamilla
- Urbanization Beyond Borders / Myriam Perret
- Postcolonial Logistics / Giulla Scotto
- Worlding Goma / Maren Larsen
- The Presence of the Past
- Imagining Alternative Futures / Kenny Cupers
- Voices: Living Modernities / Hanna Baumann
- The Value of (a) Brick / Alexander Crawford
- Routes of Remembrance / Carla Cruz
- On The Coloniality Of Infrastructure / Kenny Cupers
- Notes On Heritage (Re-)Making / Emilio Distretti
- (Post-)Apartheid Nature / Janine Eberle
- A Tale Of Three Towers / Manuel Herz
- Hinterland Trialogue / Ernest Sewordor
- In and between Theory and Practice
- Engaging The Urban / Manuel Herz
- Voices: Rasta Mobilities in Cape Town / Oliva Andereggen
- Running the City / Florence Siegenthaler
- Figures of Mobility / Carla Cruz
- Nation-Weaving / Manuel Herz
- Making Homelessness Visible / Basil Studer
- Township Cosmopolitanism / Florence Siegenthaler
- Theory And Practice Under Lockdown / Shourideh C. Molavi
- Rooted In The City / Sophie Oldfield
- An Ethos of Critical Urbanism.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references.
- ISBN:
- 9783038602828
- 3038602825
- OCLC:
- 1303559674
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