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MexicoCity
  • Comparative Urbanism

Mexico City and Washington DC – two capitals in comparison

Lukas Müller April 13, 2020 2
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  • Comparative Urbanism

Global processes through a local lens, comparing urban inequality in Toronto and Bangkok.

Tom Heene April 6, 2020 0
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  • Comparative Urbanism

Chicago and Kuala Lumpur: Through the Lens of Comparative Urbanism

Pauline Mathew March 30, 2020 0
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  • Comparative Urbanism

Copenhagen and Montevideo: bonded by progression

Jef Van den Driessche March 23, 2020 0
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  • Comparative Urbanism

At what costs? (Un)controlled urban expansions and socio-ethnic segregation in Luanda and Paris.

Lennert Verhulst March 16, 2020 1

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  • Discover

Developing Sovereignty in Nairobi’s Internet of Things

Joseph Chambers March 12, 2018 2
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lidovienna: Time Travelling the Urban Development of Vienna’s Other River Bank

Johannes Suitner December 11, 2017 0

Live & Die

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  • Live & Die

Finding a place to thrive: the case of the Argentine Ludar Roma

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  • Live & Die

The degree of gentrification as a measurement for social justice in Belgrade.

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  • Live & Die

From Kahvehane to Coffee Bar: Urban Life in Istanbul

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  • Live & Die

Citizen science as a means of democratizing urban environments

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  • Live & Die

Bologna: In the shadow of big cities

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  • Build & Destroy

Postsocialist racialised governance in Bucharest

Dominic Teodorescu January 27, 2020 0
New apartments and shops near Zhongshan Avenue, featuring global chains like McDonald’s and Starbucks (Photo: Carl Hooks)
  • Build & Destroy

The Cities of Central China: Urban Development Case Studies in Wuhan

Carl Hooks and Allison Sherlock September 3, 2018 1
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  • Build & Destroy

Nothing to Hide: Camera Surveillance at Bos en Lommerplein

Carmen Ferri, Lotte Frissen, Martijn Gerritsen, Jonas Kertscher, Klemens Schmidt, Rosaly Studulski, Will Stuttard July 2, 2018 0
The long road ahead: I-93 South at rush hour (Photo: Bob O’Connor, Boston Magazine 30.04.2017)
  • Build & Destroy

Self-driving Cars in Boston: Opportunities and Threats for Real Estate Development and Influence on the Character of Cities

Julian Blümle March 19, 2018 0
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  • Build & Destroy

The social impacts of urban waterfront regeneration projects

Benedict McAteer February 22, 2017 0
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  • Food and the City

Back to the basics in Amsterdam: Kitchen chef’s on waste and leftovers

Oldsen, Eleazar, Egbo August 2, 2017 0

Mediamatic ETEN is a forward thinking restaurant that combines food with art, nature, technology and society to “challenge the senses...

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  • The Open City

Behind the protests in Järva, Stockholm

Katie Brown June 9, 2017 0

Sweden was internationally recognised as a picture perfect egalitarian country. The well-mediatised riots in Järva shattered this falsified image. What is scantily...

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  • The Open City

Sex in the City: A Right or a Wrong?

Marthe Singelenberg June 5, 2017 0

Amsterdam, April 9th 2015. Over a hundred sex workers have gathered at the Oudekerksplein, a square that lies at the...

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Place de la République, Paris after the Paris attacks of November 2015 (Benoit Tessiers/Roeters) The sign reads “Même pas peur », « Not even afraid »
  • The Open City

Place de la République, Between Leisure and Revolts

Margot Abord June 2, 2017 0

Three years ago, the Paris municipality redesigned one of its major city squares, Place de la République. The plan was...

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  • The Open City

Who owns urban streets?

Yuki Yamamoto May 29, 2017 0

How do you move around in cities? Do you walk, bike, take public transportation, or drive? Are you a conscious...

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A large pimped ‘Matatu’ as an cooperative investment ready to roll (picture by author)
  • Move & Stay

Matatus: Kenyas Layered Transportation System

Maarten Markus February 27, 2017 0

Access to transportation is fundamental for an economically and socially sustainable life. Nevertheless, many African countries lack an integrative and...

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  • Build & Destroy

The social impacts of urban waterfront regeneration projects

Benedict McAteer February 22, 2017 0

This article looks into the social realities of urban waterfront regeneration projects and how their apparent successes are often inaccurate...

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  • Suicide Cycling

The Suicide Cycle Tour: Sao Paulo

Otavio Breda January 30, 2017 0

Guest author Otavio Breda takes us for a ride in Sao Paulo and tells his personal story on cycling in...

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  • Build & Destroy

Urban Success in Leipzig: By Coincidence?

Daniël Kipp September 5, 2016 0

Leipzig's urban development has certainly seen its highs and lows since the end of the eighties. Just as much has...

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  • Move & Stay

Gender Inequality: Still an Issue in Transport

Benedict McAteer August 30, 2016 0

While gender equality is increasingly being taken into account within in a variety of sectors in modern society, it has...

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