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Dresden Victimised by Fury of UNESCO

Something terrible happened to the city of Dresden, something which is perhaps...

November 18, 2013  By Leon van Keulen
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Suicide Cycling Pretoria

As a young female living in South Africa, I am continuously warned against...

September 2, 2013  By Ilze Wessels
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Suicide Cycling London

London, often said to be Europe's response to New York, is kind of hip,...

July 22, 2013  By Lukas Franta
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The Suicide Cycle Tour: Boston

Suicide Cycling in Boston: Envisioning A Greenway Network For The City:...

June 3, 2013  By Donya Ahmadi
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Amsterdam Losing Its Bike Capital Title

Amsterdam's bicycle culture at stake This article was meant as an April...

April 1, 2013  By Rothar Kolesa
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Suicide Cycling New York City

The Suicide Cycle Tour is back with a new episode, this time reporting...

March 4, 2013  By Lukas Franta
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A Bridge Too Far: Bridge to China Threatens the Future of Hong Kong

Hong Kong is a city of connections. It is connected by plane, by bus, by ferry,...

December 24, 2012  By Leon van Keulen
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The New York City Subway: A Transit Museum

'Stand clear of the closing door, please!' This phrase is a steady companion...

October 8, 2012  By Jolien Groot and Lukas Franta
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Artfully Moving Millions: The Ornate Moscow Metro

Moving through the urbanscape can occur over brief distances, and it can occur...

September 22, 2012  By Adam Nowek
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Neglecting Potential: Jakarta as a Future Urban Paradise

Neglecting a city’s potential: Jakarta as a future urban paradise? Indonesia’s...

August 30, 2012  By Jorn Koelemaij
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