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A McCloskey

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Opinion Opinion - Coproducing Urbanisms

August 21, 2019

Festivals can transform cities by making space for overlooked people and cultures

Cities all over the world are facing major crises – from failing services and mounting inequalities, to climate emergencies. And arts and culture have a surprisingly critical role in tackling these kind of urban challenges. Festivals create exciting spaces to experience art, music, culture and…

A McCloskey

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Opinion Opinion - Coproducing Urbanisms

July 29, 2019

How social innovation can support citizen participation

Beth Perry, Catherine Durose and Liz Richardson reflect on the findings of the Jam and Justice Action Research Collective in Greater Manchester and discuss how social innovation can support citizen participation. This article was originally published on Open Access Government.…

Sophie Rowson

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Opinion Opinion - Coproducing Urbanisms Opinion - Infrastructure in Action

March 27, 2019

American cities are in crisis. So why is Richard Florida exporting their lessons?

"As difficult as it may be for American urbanists like Richard Florida to admit, the seeds of urban transformation are not found in the U.S."

Sophie Rowson

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Opinion

March 20, 2019

A Window Into the Lives of Colonial India’s People, in the Trials of a Surveyor

Aritcle by the Urban Institute's Hita Unnikrishnan, and colleagues Anushri Visweswaran, and Harini Nagendra originally published via The Wire 17.02.19. When the British expanded their control over India in the 18th and 19th centuries, they began to systematically document the natural…

Sophie Rowson

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Opinion Opinion - Climate Urbanism

March 13, 2019

Is multi-level governance the response to climate change challenges?

We all agree that climate change requires an urgent and coordinated response, but how do we go about it?

Sophie Rowson

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Opinion Opinion - Life at the Margins

March 6, 2019

Michele Lancione interviewed about “home among the homeless”

Michele Lancione was recently interviewed by Milena Belloni of the ERC-StG "HOMInG" project. Read the transcript here.

Sophie Rowson

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Opinion Opinion - Climate Urbanism

February 27, 2019

Learning about climate change innovation from small and medium cities

Professor Vanesa Castan Broto discusses the questions at the core of new research programme "Low Carbon Action in Ordinary Cities"

Sophie Rowson

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Opinion

February 20, 2019

“Usable past: Urban history enriching policy and research on cities today”

Simon Marvin reflects on recent "Usable Past" workshop

Sophie Rowson

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Opinion Opinion - Life at the Margins

January 30, 2019

Getting Rid of Home (Essay for Y-Saatio)

one is not born homeless, one does not choose to be homeless, one does not end up being homeless

Sophie Rowson

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Life At The Margins Opinion Opinion - Life at the Margins

December 12, 2018

Workshop with housing activists in Cluj, Romania (Antipode Award)

Blog post written by Michele Lancione (Senior Research Fellow and Director of ECR Development) reflecting on the first workshop of the Antipode Scholar-Activists Award on 15.11.18. The first workshop of the Antipode Scholar-Activists Award managed by Michele Lancione (UI) together with…

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Festivals can transform cities by making space for overlooked people and cultures

How social innovation can support citizen participation

American cities are in crisis. So why is Richard Florida exporting their lessons?

A Window Into the Lives of Colonial India’s People, in the Trials of a Surveyor

Is multi-level governance the response to climate change challenges?

Michele Lancione interviewed about “home among the homeless”

Learning about climate change innovation from small and medium cities

“Usable past: Urban history enriching policy and research on cities today”

Getting Rid of Home (Essay for Y-Saatio)

Workshop with housing activists in Cluj, Romania (Antipode Award)

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Festivals can transform cities by making space for overlooked people and cultures

How social innovation can support citizen participation

American cities are in crisis. So why is Richard Florida exporting their lessons?

A Window Into the Lives of Colonial India’s People, in the Trials of a Surveyor

Is multi-level governance the response to climate change challenges?

Michele Lancione interviewed about “home among the homeless”

Learning about climate change innovation from small and medium cities

“Usable past: Urban history enriching policy and research on cities today”

Getting Rid of Home (Essay for Y-Saatio)

Workshop with housing activists in Cluj, Romania (Antipode Award)

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