@USForg funded Seminar Series "Re-thinking the spatial politics of global urbanization processes: The contested relationalities of port cities past and present"
🎉🎉In 2022-2023, we will be organising A @USForg funded Seminar Series "Re-thinking the spatial politics of global urbanization processes: The contested relationalities of port cities past and present"
🔍Website https://t.co/ZlzjjxmL7P
🔍Follow us @Port__Cities
🎉🎉In 2022-2023, we will be organising A @USForg funded Seminar Series "Re-thinking the spatial politics of global urbanization processes: The contested relationalities of port cities past and present"
🔍Website https://t.co/ZlzjjxmL7P
🔍Follow us @Port__Cities
@Dutchphoto@USForg Hi Irwin! Many thanks for your interest in the @Port__Cities Seminar series. We'll keep you updated on future seminars, which will take place within the next few months. All info will be also posted on our twitter page and our website https://t.co/ZlzjjxmL7P
Thank you @Port__Cities for two days of exciting and imaginative talks n thoughts on ports, seas, (anti)colonial pasts n futures. Amazing work by organizers @Matina_Kapsali lazaros Karaliotas @andyddavies David Featherstone, thanks @USForg
.@Port__Cities Seminar in Thessaloniki closed with a Field Visit @Prot_VioMe 'Building Infrastructures of Solidarity', including a tour around the recuperated and self-organised factory!
The 1st day of the @Port__Cities Seminar closed with a Field Visit from @Aristoteleio to the port of Thessaloniki discussing about 'Thessaloniki’s contested memories'
. @Callumny on "Contradictions of Financial Capital Switching: Reading the Corporate Leverage Crisis through The Port of Liverpool’s Whole Business Securitization"
. @MariaKaragianni & @AthanassiouEvie on "Global connections and missing links: a tale of the yet-to-come transformation of Thessaloniki’s port area"
The third @Port__Cities session "Port spaces and contested memories" consisted of three amazing presentations on Thessaloniki's port offering rich historical, political, geographical and planning insights on port cities and ports as contested spaces.