Join us for the first session of our Digital Infrastructural Urbanism(s) webinar series tomorrow, 05 Dec, @11:00 London time.
We’ll be exploring Digital Southern Urbanism in Theory and Practice. I’m presenting alongside Xiangming Chen, with moderation by @Tatiana_Thieme
Residents of the southern town of #KfarKila returned today following the withdrawal of the #Israelioccupation forces. From beneath the rubble of their homes, they salvaged their belongings and memories.
Book talk: 'A thousand tiny cuts': mobility and security along the Bangladesh-India borderlands
20 June 5-7pm
Sahana Ghosh challenges our understandings of the violence of bordering, migration and citizenship, and transnational inequalities.
https://t.co/78dC8DEKhm
Check the program of this #USFInternationalWorkshop on "Grassroots Infrastructures and Urban Social Reproduction" organized by #USFPostdoctoralFellows Nina Eber and & @Matina_Kapsali. Online event, May 30-31th 8:00 am (GMT-6). More information: https://t.co/VsSP1JAo4Y
CfP: Special Issue–International Planning Studies Journal (IPS): Southern Urbanism as a negotiation of past, present, and future. Details in the link. Contact me [email protected] or [email protected] for any questions or inquiries. https://t.co/logud0eKJD
Between the ‘waltz or tango’, the editors will moderate two conversations among the authors, followed by a collective discussion on public space and Southern urbanism perspectives. REGISTRATION LINK: https://t.co/X8xsOyj8Hb
EVENT ALERT! Join us in our webinar 'HOSTING THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT SPECIAL ISSUE: PUBLIC SPACES OF THE GLOBAL NORTH AND SOUTH. This webinar hosts the editors and authors of this special issue (volume 48, issue 2, 2022) to engage them in the special issue’s theme.
Join us for Webinar 2 'Alternative stories of coloniality’s ‘legacy’: a dialogue of erasure, persistence and re-imaginings' on the 23rd Nov. 22. Link to registration: https://t.co/3BfPx1zwt6
We address this theme and its implication on cities through topics on: knowledge creation/generation and histories differential/asymmetrical timelines, multiple temporalities in the built environment and its governance; +representations +methods in exploring these urban contexts.
Quick reminder: @Surge_research_ 1st webinar on the 22nd of June. Speakers include @marvimazhar@muna_d & @naxhelli . Check out the speakers and register to attend at https://t.co/Li3jLilaBp
Hello World! We are a group of scholars located in the global South drawn together by our interests in bringing to the fore divergent forms of urbanism. After nearly a year of organizing, we are finally launching today. #globalSouth#southernurbanism