🚨 Book announcement! 🚨 Our @NOIR_RSA edited book, Infrastructural Times: Temporality and the Making of Global Urban Worlds, will be out April 23 and is now available to order now from @BrisUniPress: https://t.co/bdnBeynsKE
🚨We're recruiting a new Director @urban_gsu: this is a great opportunity to lead an interdisciplinary urban studies unit, housed in a top policy school @aysps in the heart of downtown #Atlanta!
See/share the job post here & reach out if you have Qs: https://t.co/yfe1jt0nPp
A huge kudos goes out to GEOS alum and current @urban_gsu PhD student Ryan Pardue (MS ’23), who recently published his first scholarly paper in @economyandspace, co-authored with @kyjts! 👏🥳👏 Check it out at the link below!
https://t.co/rKqXgeg4Kx
Please join us and our colleagues @urban_gsu for another co-sponsored colloquium presentation this Thursday at 3pm.
We’ll be joined by @jostehlin of @GES_UNCG, who will be presenting his work on the political economies and political ecologies of urban highway renewal!
If you're working on urban and regional infrastructure and are planning on heading to Detroit for the #AAG2025, please consider submitting an abstract to our @NOIR_RSA session on Infrastructuring Regions: Border, Corridors, Networks
My article 'Distant time: The future of urbanisation from ‘there’ and ‘then’ @DialoguesHG
Through planning archives of Shimla, India, I conceptualise how temporal ordering of a colonial state is reflected in postcolonial imaginaries of smart urban futures
https://t.co/TMwBNL8FPf
Read @RossBeveridge5 and Phillipe Koch on urban democracy. Amazing commentaries from Julie-Anne Boudreau, David Imbroscio, @kurtiveson, @peggy443 and Warren Magnusson. A big thank you from DiUR. https://t.co/1JJGdPqA0r
I can't help but think @MicheleAcuto has something to do with this... Leaves Melbourne and the spiders get dumber. Is @networkedcities planning an arachnid #night class? https://t.co/Ddsy1fPoMd
"Infrastructures are central to processes of state formation."
In our latest issue, @DRMcCarthy1 writes about the politics of technological design in International Relations. The article is #OpenAccess, so be sure to have a read!
📄👉 https://t.co/XGILVjMdft
"Infrastructures are central to processes of state formation."
In our latest issue, @DRMcCarthy1 writes about the politics of technological design in International Relations. The article is #OpenAccess, so be sure to have a read!
📄👉 https://t.co/XGILVjMdft
By focusing on incremental and #LongRangePlanning, @mrglassphd.bsky.social and @JP_Addie assess #infrastructure as material and political objects of analysis that often delineate the socio-spatial parameters of collective infrastructural imaginaries
https://t.co/fBtNNSxnWX
Our analysis demonstrates how solutions proffered by urban infrastructure are confounded by regional dynamics, but also identify regional approaches that might foster equitable futures within the spatial envelopes created through 'infrastructural regionalism' 3/
We make the case for ‘seeing like a region’ when examining infrastructural change, as infrastructure systems regularly transcend the boundaries of urban space and hence become enmeshed in the goals of broader constituencies and interests. 2/
New paper with Michael Glass now out in @USJ_online! Through a case study of the Southwestern Pennsylvania Commission, we question how infrastructural #futures are understood and materialized by the region’s central planning stakeholders... 1/
https://t.co/tullADHfhu
"Abramson was tasked with finding ways to make Georgia State feel a little less like a downtown and more like a college town" ... https://t.co/wr6idgZbFg