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The shape of the new American city conference
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tats-Unis, United States, économie, démographie, environnement urbain, infrastructure, croissance urbaine, logement, politique urbaine, société urbaine, planification, mutation urbaine
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24-25 October 2008
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http://itunes.apple.com/itunes-u/the-shape-new-american-city/id433166834
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<div><b>Abstract from the distributor:</b></div> </div> Cities are the engines of metropolitan growth in the U.S. economy today. But key economic, demographics and environmental challenges threaten this role. Home to enormous economic disparities, struggling schools, rapidly changing populations, and an infrastructure under increasing environmental pressure, our cities are also places of great social and economic opportunity, deep and diverse cultural resources, and impressive innovation. What are the issues facing cities, the effect of policy decisions in the past, and the potential for significant shift in metropolitan spatial structure in the next half century?</div> </div> special volume of The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science</a> on how these forces are transforming the American city.</div> </div> <b>Podcasts:</b></div> </div> Camille Cate Barnett - Welcome</div> Kenneth T. Jackson - Federal policy and urban decline: How does the past influence the future?; Questions and Answers</div> Andrew Haghwout - Cities and economic growth</div> Ingrid Gould Ellen - Crime and U.S. cities: Recent patterns and implications</div> Saskia Sassen - Re-assembling the urban economy: Today's challenges and potentials</div> Douglas S. Massey - The changing bases of ecological segregation in the United States</div> Dowell Myers - Urban demographics 1950 to 2050: Waves of change marking turning points for the American city</div> Susan M. Wachter - Urban growth and housing affordability: The conflict</div> Domenic Vitiello - Q & A on urban demographics</div> John Landis - Metropolitan spatial development trends: A comprehensive view and prospect</div> Eugénie L. Birch - The new downtown revisited</div> Arthur C. Nelson - The new urbanity: Demographic and preference drivers that will reshape America's metropolitan areas to mid-century</div> Georgette Phillips - Q&A on the metropolitan footprint</div> Marilyn Taylor - Public investment in cities introduction</div> Robert Cervero - Infrastructure and global competitiveness: Balancing services and place-making</div> Rae Zimmerman - Making infrastructure competitive in a changing world through investment</div> Steve Mullin - Public investment in cities discussion</div> Marilyn Taylor - Q&A on public investment in American cities</div> Howard Fineman, Chris Mathews, Eugenie Birch, Susan Wachter, David Lei, Ashwin Shandilya; moderated by Phyllis Kaniss - Public policy roundtable (video or audio formats available)</div> </div>
croissance urbaine
démographie
économie
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logement
mutation urbaine
planification
politique urbaine
société urbaine
tats-Unis
United States
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Urbanizing China in war and peace, Wuxi 1911-1945
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urbanisation, China, Chine, Wuxi, ville en guerre, histoire urbaine, twentieth century, vingtième siècle, Lincoln Toby
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23 November 2011
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Toby Lincoln
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http://historyspot.org.uk/podcasts/metropolitan-history/urbanizing-china-war-and-peace-wuxi-1911-1945
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<div>Toby Lincoln discusses the themes of his forthcoming book, which focuses on urbanization in China, with an emphasis on the city of Wuxi in the first half of the twentieth century. </div>
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<b>Toby Lincoln </b>is a Lecturer in Chinese Urban History in the School of Historical Studies, University of Leicester.</div>
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China
Chine
histoire urbaine
Lincoln Toby
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urbanisation
ville en guerre
vingtième siècle
Wuxi
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Peripheral vision and the city: Staring at the suburbs and glancing at the centre
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, photographie, représentations, périphéries, Shore Stephen, Winogrand Garry, Campbell Hugh
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18 November 2011
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Hugh Campbell
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http://www.hum.uva.nl/cities/podcast.cfm
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<div><b>Description of the cities seminar series by the distributor:</b></div>
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The Cities Seminar meets monthly during the academic year, and features a combination of guest speakers and focused group readings and discussions on a rich variety of urban topics.<br />
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The seminar has two main aims: to identify and think through the implications of new (or newly recognized) urban forms in the era of globalization, and to address new concepts and paradigms in urban theory. <br />
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- How are cities - and city life - changing in response to developments such as globalization, transnational migration, new media culture, and environmental engineering?<br />
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- How does cultural production - ranging from literature and the visual arts to architecture and design - inform or contribute to those changes? What value do critical concepts such as the cosmopolitan, the global, the exurban, and the postmetropolitan have in current debates about cities?<br />
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- What new concepts and categories do we need to address emergent urban scenes and new formations of urban identity?<br />
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Engaging with such questions, the Cities Seminar aims to stimulate open discussion, exchange, and debate on key urban topics within the humanities and beyond.</div>
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<b>Hugh Campbell </b>is Professor of Architecture at University College Dublin.</div>
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périphéries
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Cities, film, and China
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China, Chine, film, migration urbaine, children, enfants, urbanité, Hemelryk Donald Stephanie
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16 September 2011
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http://www.hum.uva.nl/cities/podcast.cfm
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<div><b>Abstract of the cities seminar series from the distributor:</b></div> </div> The Cities Seminar meets monthly during the academic year, and features a combination of guest speakers and focused group readings and discussions on a rich variety of urban topics.<br /> <br /> The seminar has two main aims: to identify and think through the implications of new (or newly recognized) urban forms in the era of globalization, and to address new concepts and paradigms in urban theory. <br /> <br /> - How are cities - and city life - changing in response to developments such as globalization, transnational migration, new media culture, and environmental engineering?<br /> <br /> - How does cultural production - ranging from literature and the visual arts to architecture and design - inform or contribute to those changes? What value do critical concepts such as the cosmopolitan, the global, the exurban, and the postmetropolitan have in current debates about cities?<br /> <br /> - What new concepts and categories do we need to address emergent urban scenes and new formations of urban identity?<br /> <br /> Engaging with such questions, the Cities Seminar aims to stimulate open discussion, exchange, and debate on key urban topics within the humanities and beyond.</div> </div> <b>Stephanie Hemelryk Donald </b>is Dean of Media and Communication at RMIT, Australia.</div> </div>
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Chine
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film
Hemelryk Donald Stephanie
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Two Parisian re-writings of the flâneur: The failure and the planner
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Benjamin Walter, Baudelaire Charles, flâneur, histoire urbaine, littérature, rue, Thompson Hannah, Paris
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18 January 2012
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Hannah Thompson
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http://backdoorbroadcasting.net/2012/01/hannah-thompson-two-parisian-re-writings-of-the-flaneur-the-failure-and-the-planner/
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<div><b>Abstract from the organisers (<a target="_blank" href="http://www.rhul.ac.uk/aboutus/newsandevents/news/newsarticles/parissdirtysecretstheflan%C3%AAurandhaussmannization.aspx">source</a>):</b></div>
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A series of research seminars exploring the flâneur – meaning anidler or loafer – will be launched this week by the School of Modern Languages,Literatures and Cultures at Royal Holloway, University of London.<br />
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The flâneur has its origins inthe nineteenth century, when the leisurely ‘gentleman stroller’ emerged as a recognizable urban type in cities such as London and, especially, Paris, andconsequently became the subject of comment, satire and analysis.<br />
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The early twentieth century saw the figure impact on the work of journalists and critics writing in German, notably the work of Walter Benjamin. At the same time, city streets, the anonymity of crowds, and a fascination for ‘observation’ were characteristic preoccupations of many photographers, artists and filmmakers. More recently, the narrative position of the flâneur – a combination of critical distance andtotal immersion – has become a feature of travel writing in an increasingly mobile, globalized world.<br />
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The seminar series will explore aspects of this fascinating theme from the nineteenth century to the present day, with a lecture on Wednesday, January 18, by Dr Hannah Thompson exploring the figure of the flâneur through the work of French poet Charles Baudelaire and German theorist Walter Benjamin.<br />
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Dr Thompson’s lecture, ‘Two Parisian re-writings of the flâneur: the failure and the planner’, will identify two other figures who must negotiate the muddy streets of the capital in order to achieve financial and sexual success.</div>
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<b>Hannah Thompson </b>is Senior Lecturer in the School of Modern Languages, Literatures and Cultures at Royal Holloway, University of London.</div>
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Next eco-city symposium
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eco-city, écoquartier, écologie urbaine, environnement urbain, ville durable, urbanisation, aménagement urbain, croissance urbaine, pays en développement, équité sociale
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8 April 2011
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http://www.nowurbanism.org/#Past
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<div><b>Abstract from the distributor (see <a target="_blank" href="http://larch.be.washington.edu/ecocity/">conference website </a>for full details):</b></div>
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Urban environments worldwide are in the midst of multiple shifts, driven by interconnected flows in capital, people, and resources at local, regional and global scales. It impacts not only cities but also the network of social and ecological systems well beyond their borders. In contrast to the complexity of today's urbanization, the concept of the "Eco-City", arguably dating back to the ideal of the 19th Century Garden City, seems like an overly simplistic and utopian vision. Yet, the imagery and language of an idealized "Eco-City" continue to shape the planning and design of contemporary cities while disregarding the vital complexity of contemporary urban conditions and issues. This symposium will examine today's multifaceted urban environment in order to explore emerging theories and practices that will enable us to address these critical issues. Specifically, it investigates three areas of knowledge and practices: emergent ecologies, emergent cities, and emergent tactics.</div>
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Keynote address - Kongjian Yu<br />
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Emerging Ecologies</div>
Jane Wolff, Kristina Hill and Ken Yocom (moderator)<br />
While early attempts to conceptualize urban ecological conditions primarily focused on traditional ecological methods and subjects, a new paradigm is emerging that embraces the complexity and uncertainty associated with coupled human/natural systems. This session explores the relationships between environment, equity, economy, and design in our rapidly urbanizing world.<br />
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Emerging Cities</div>
Chelina Odbert and Jennifer Toy, Viren Brahmbahatt, Alfredo Brillembourg and Ben Spencer (moderator)<br />
This session examines the dynamics and implications of rapid urban growth in the emerging mega-cities of the global south. Critically engaging issues of environmental resilience and social equity as they relate to urban form at multiples scales, it explores the present and potential evolution of design, technology, policy and practice in these contexts.<br />
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Emerging Tactics</div>
John Bela, Nicholas de Monchaux, Denise Hoffman Brandt and Jeff Hou (moderator)<br />
This session focuses on new approaches to remaking the urban environment that are distinct from the paradigm of master planning and conventional practice of design. It examines how seeing the urban landscape as a set of systemic and interactive matrices with interconnected and spontaneous possibilities can inspire new approaches and methods in design and implementation.</div>
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eco-city
écologie urbaine
écoquartier
environnement urbain
équité sociale
pays en développement
urbanisation
ville durable
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Cultures, transgressions, banlieues
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banlieue populaire, transgression, classes sociales, conflit, précarité, ségrégation, Hatzfeld Marc
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13 décembre 2011
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Marc Hatzfeld
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http://www.unicaen.fr/recherche/mrsh/forge/5695
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<div><b>Présentation par le diffuseur :</b></div>
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Cette conférence a été donnée dans le cadre du séminaire pluridisciplinaire "Villes" de la MRSH.<br />
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<b>Marc Hatzfeld</b> est un Sociologue indépendant. Travaillant principalement dans les banlieues, spécialiste du mal-vivre, il est appelé par des mairies, associations, etc... Egalement chercheur, il répond à des appels d'offre sur des sujets particuliers.<br />
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<b>Résumé de la conférence :</b><br />
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L'association des trois mots "culture", "transgression", "banlieues" pose la doxa implicite d'une articulation entre la banlieue et la transgression. Cette manière de voir est ancienne, qu'on pense à l'association entre "classes laborieuses" et "classes dangereuses" décrite autrefois par Louis Chevallier (Classes laborieuses, classes dangereuses. Paris, Plon, 1958).<br />
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Cette communication se donne pour objet de mettre en question l'évidence de la relation entre banlieue et transgression. Entre ces deux bornes, se place la phase de l'expression culturelle, qu'il s'agisse de discours spécifiques (les Indigènes de la République), d'expressions artistiques (rap, tag/graf) ou d'invention langagière (verlan).</div>
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Applying new spatial techniques in the study of late medieval London
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Middle Ages, Moyen Âge, London, Londres, histoire urbaine, méthodologie, analyse spatiale, espace urbain, cartographie, Colson Jeremy
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7 December 2011
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Jeremy Colson
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http://historyspot.org.uk/podcasts/metropolitan-history/applying-new-spatial-techniques-study-late-medieval-london
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<div>"This paper aims to present a summary of elements both of my own PhD research and also some current related ongoing work both within the UK and on the Continent which attempts... to use new or digital approaches to the "spatial turn" in late medieval urban history. I'll summarise and assess the new approaches adopted by other scholars and then move on to the use of such techniques in my own work and evaluate their usefulness."</div>
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<b>Justin Colson </b>is a Junior Research Fellow at the Institute of Historical Research, University of London.</div>
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analyse spatiale
cartographie
Colson Jeremy
espace urbain
histoire urbaine
London
Londres
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Middle Ages
Moyen Âge
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New (sub)urbanisms
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culture urbaine, urbanité, métropole, banlieue, espace urbain, forme urbaine, périurbanisation, démographie, De Jong Judith K., États-Unis, United States
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29 November 2011
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Judith K. De Jong
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http://www.uic.edu/cuppa/gci/podcasts.shtml
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<div><b>Abstract from the distributor:</b></div>
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In this talk, 2011-2012 GCI Faculty Scholar De Jong will discuss the research and writing she is undertaking during her fellowship year at the Institute. Her project investigates how American cultural attitudes about urban life in the metropolis, reinforced by significant demographic change, are dissolving traditional relationships between city and suburb and producing new spatial and formal conditions; in particular, the project aims to identify new models for (sub)urbanisation.</div>
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<b>Judith K. De Jong </b>is a licensed architect and an Assistant Professor of Architecture at the University of Illinois at Chicago.</div>
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banlieue
culture urbaine
De Jong Judith K.
démographie
espace urbain
États-Unis
forme urbaine
métropole
périurbanisation
United States
urbanité
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Creating sustainable cities for the metropolitan planet: What our universities can contribute
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ville viable, développement durable, pérennité urbain, éducation, university, université, Liberty Robert
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23 November 2011
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Robert Liberty
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http://www.creative.auckland.ac.nz/uoa/home/about/research/transforming-auckland/tri-events
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The Transforming Auckland: Innovations for Sustainable Cities Thematic Research Initiative (TRI) hosted a very successful Research Symposium. Over two days international and local researchers examined some of the major issues faced by cities in their transformation towards sustainable, resilient futures.</div>
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<b>Robert Liberty</b> is the executive director of the Sustainable Cities Initiative at the University of Oregon which seeks solutions to sustainable city challenges by drawing on the University’s expertise in architecture, land use and transportation planning, industrial ecology, law, public administration, economics, geography and new product design.</div>
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développement durable
éducation
Liberty Robert
pérennité urbain
université
university
ville viable
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New voices in the agora: The role of arts and humanities in evaluating connections between cities...
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art, humanities, sciences humaines, écologie urbaine, Williams Linda
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24 November 2011
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Linda Williams
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http://www.creative.auckland.ac.nz/uoa/home/about/research/transforming-auckland/tri-events
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<div><b>Abstract from the distributor:</b></div>
</div>
The Transforming Auckland: Innovations for Sustainable Cities Thematic Research Initiative (TRI) hosted a very successful Research Symposium. Over two days international and local researchers examined some of the major issues faced by cities in their transformation towards sustainable, resilient futures.<br />
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<b>Linda Williams</b> is Associate Professor of Art, Environment and Cultural Studies in the School of Art at RMIT University where she leads a research group on the arts and environmental sustainability. Along with her work as a widely published art critic, she has published in the field of the history of culture and science, philosophy and critical theory, and is an active member of the Globalization and Culture project in the Global Cities Research Institute at RMIT.</div>
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écologie urbaine
humanities
sciences humaines
Williams Linda
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Does good research shape better cities?
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research, recherche, politique urbaine, aménagement urbain, planification, Maclennan Duncan
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21 February 2011
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Duncan Maclennan
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http://www.creative.auckland.ac.nz/uoa/home/about/research/transforming-auckland/tri-events
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<div>In this 2011 symposium address, Duncan Maclennan discusses the ways in which research can inform government decisions to shape better cities.</div>
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<b>Duncan Maclen</b><b>nan </b>is Professor of Geography and Sustainable Development and Head of the School of Geography and Geosciences at the University of St Andrews.</div>
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Maclennan Duncan
planification
politique urbaine
recherche
research
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The flâneur on the bus: Franz Hessel and Joseph Roth in Weimar Berlin
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Berlin, Hessel Franz, Roth Joseph, flâneur, flânerie, littérature, histoire urbaine, Hughes Jon
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7 December 2011
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Jon Hughes
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http://backdoorbroadcasting.net/2012/02/jon-hughes-the-flaneur-on-the-bus-franz-hessel-and-joseph-roth-in-weimar-berlin/
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<div><b>Organisers' description of the seminar series (<a target="_blank" href="http://backdoorbroadcasting.net/2012/01/the-flaneur-research-seminars-in-comparative-literature-and-culture-2011-12/">source</a>):</b></div>
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The School of Modern Languages, Literatures and Cultures at Royal Holloway is pleased to announce a series of lunchtime Research Seminars in Comparative Literature and Culture. The School’s popular degree programme in Comparative Literature and Culture (CLC) gives students the opportunity to study fiction, film, visual art, and intellectual history across different periods, cultures and contexts. The Research Seminars will showcase the complementary, comparative, and interdisciplinary research interests of researchers in the SMLLC by exploring a single theme: ‘The Flâneur’.<br />
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The ‘Flâneur’, both as a figure and as an approach to art, has its origins in the nineteenth century, when the leisurely ‘gentleman stroller’ emerged as a recognizable urban type in cities such as London and, especially, Paris, and consequently became the subject of comment, satire and analysis. For the poet Charles Baudelaire, the flâneur became of a figure of aesthetic and existential significance: the pedestrian observer able to ‘bathe’ in crowds, to feel at home anywhere, to derive intoxication from random encounters. As the world’s cities have continued to expand, the flâneur has continued to exercise influence on and appeal to artists and writers, and architects and urban planners. The early twentieth century saw the figure impact on the work of journalists and critics writing in German, notably the work of Walter Benjamin. At the same time, city streets, the anonymity of crowds, and a fascination for ‘observation’ were characteristic preoccupations of many photographers, artists and filmmakers. More recently, the narrative position of the flâneur – a combination of critical distance and total immersion – has become a feature of travel writing in an increasingly mobile, globalized world.</div>
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available to download</a>.</div>
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<b>Jon Hughes </b>is Senior Lecturer at the School of Modern Languages, Literatures and Cultures at Royal Holloway, University of London, Research Officer at the Centre for German-Jewish Studies in Sussex, and Lecturer in German at King's College London.</div>
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Berlin
flânerie
flâneur
Hessel Franz
histoire urbaine
Hughes Jon
littérature
Roth Joseph
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Le monument, la ville, la nature. Pour une approche globale du patrimoine
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patrimoine, centre historique, environnement urbain, monument historique, sauvegarde, Grand Paris, Bordeaux, Italie
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13 mai 2010
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Journée d'étude
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http://mediatheque-numerique.inp.fr/index.php/actes_de_colloque/rencontres_du_patrimoine/le_monument_la_ville_la_nature_pour_une_approche_globale_du_patrimoine
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<div><b>Présentation par le diffuseur :</b></div>
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La journée d’étude "Le monument, la ville, la nature. Pour une approche globale du patrimoine" s’inscrivait dans le cadre des Rencontres européennes du patrimoine organisées par l’Institut national du patrimoine et l’Istituto Veneto di Scienze, Lettere ed Arti. Elle a eu lieu à Venise à l'Istituto Veneto di Scienze, lettere ed Arti Campo Santo Stefano, le 13 mai 2010.<br />
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La notion de patrimoine est large et inclut non seulement les biens mobiliers et le bâti "monuments historiques", mais aussi l’ensemble urbain lui-même, ainsi que le paysage naturel et l’environnement dans lesquels la ville s’inscrit. L’enjeu est de ne pas sacrifier le monument à la ville et inversement. Il faut aujourd’hui apprendre à préserver les centres-villes historiques en évitant la muséification et sans délaisser l’environnement naturel.</div>
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<b>Programme :</b></div>
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Ouverture</a><br />
Gian Antonio Danieli, Presidente dell’Istituto Veneto di Scienze, Lettere ed Arti ; Eric Gross, directeur de l’Institut national du patrimoine ; Mario Lolli Ghetti, Direttore generale per il paesaggio, le belle arti, l’architettura e l’arte contemporanea ; Ugo Soragni, Direttore regionale per i Beni culturali e paesaggistici del Veneto.<br />
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<a target="_blank" href="http://mediatheque-numerique.inp.fr/index.php/actes_de_colloque/rencontres_du_patrimoine/le_monument_la_ville_la_nature_pour_une_approche_globale_du_patrimoine/pourquoi_faut_il_que_la_politique_de_l_architecture_soit_rattachee_au_ministere_de_la_culture">Pourquoi faut-il que la politique de l’architecture soit rattachée au ministère de la culture ?</a><br />
Philippe Bélaval, directeur général des patrimoines, ministère de la culture et de la communication<br />
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<a target="_blank" href="http://mediatheque-numerique.inp.fr/index.php/actes_de_colloque/rencontres_du_patrimoine/le_monument_la_ville_la_nature_pour_une_approche_globale_du_patrimoine/il_paesaggio_come_bene_culturale_evoluzione_della_consapevolezza">Il paesaggio come bene culturale. Evoluzione della consapevolezza</a><br />
Andrea Rinaldo, Segretario accademico dell’Istituto Veneto di Scienze Lettere ed Arti, Università di Padova<br />
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<a target="_blank" href="http://mediatheque-numerique.inp.fr/index.php/actes_de_colloque/rencontres_du_patrimoine/le_monument_la_ville_la_nature_pour_une_approche_globale_du_patrimoine/le_projet_du_grand_paris">Le projet du Grand Paris</a><br />
Francis Rambert, directeur de l’Institut français d’architecture, cité de l’architecture et du patrimoine<br />
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<a target="_blank" href="http://mediatheque-numerique.inp.fr/index.php/actes_de_colloque/rencontres_du_patrimoine/le_monument_la_ville_la_nature_pour_une_approche_globale_du_patrimoine/paesaggi_come_patrimoni_culturali_metamorfosi_e_salvaguardia_disegno_e_governo">Paesaggi come patrimoni culturali. Metamorfosi e salvaguardia. Disegno e governo</a><br />
Domenico Luciani, Coordinatore del Comitato scientifico per studi sul paesaggio e il giardino, Fondazione Benetton Studi Ricerche<br />
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<a target="_blank" href="http://mediatheque-numerique.inp.fr/index.php/actes_de_colloque/rencontres_du_patrimoine/le_monument_la_ville_la_nature_pour_une_approche_globale_du_patrimoine/ouverture_de_seance_de_l_apres_midi">Ouverture de l'après-midi</a><br />
Vincent Noce, journaliste, Libération<br />
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<a target="_blank" href="http://mediatheque-numerique.inp.fr/index.php/actes_de_colloque/rencontres_du_patrimoine/le_monument_la_ville_la_nature_pour_une_approche_globale_du_patrimoine/role_et_interpretation_du_patrimoine_dans_le_projet_urbain_de_bordeaux_depuis_1995">Rôle et interprétation du patrimoine dans le projet urbain de Bordeaux depuis 1995</a><br />
Michèle Laruë-Charlus, directeur général de l'aménagement, Bordeaux<br />
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<a target="_blank" href="http://mediatheque-numerique.inp.fr/index.php/actes_de_colloque/rencontres_du_patrimoine/le_monument_la_ville_la_nature_pour_une_approche_globale_du_patrimoine/federico_zeri_e_la_via_appia_1974_documentario_di_anna_zanoli">Federico Zeri e la Via Appia (1974), documentario di Anna Zanoli</a><br />
Anna Ottani Cavina, Università di Bologna, Direttore della Fondazione Federico Zeri<br />
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<a target="_blank" href="http://mediatheque-numerique.inp.fr/index.php/actes_de_colloque/rencontres_du_patrimoine/le_monument_la_ville_la_nature_pour_une_approche_globale_du_patrimoine/la_ricostruzione_dell_abruzzo">La ricostruzione dell’Abruzzo</a><br />
Francesco Erbani Giornalista, La Repubblica<br />
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<a target="_blank" href="http://mediatheque-numerique.inp.fr/index.php/actes_de_colloque/rencontres_du_patrimoine/le_monument_la_ville_la_nature_pour_une_approche_globale_du_patrimoine/l_experience_de_l_inp_dans_les_abruzzes">L’expérience de l’Inp dans les Abruzzes</a><br />
Roch Payet, directeur des études, département des restaurateurs, Institut national du patrimoine</div>
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Bordeaux
centre historique
environnement urbain
Grand Paris
Italie
monument historique
patrimoine
sauvegarde
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The psychogeographic mapping of a city: City-dwellers and lived spaces in Walker Evans' Havana
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psychogeography, psychogéographie, flâneur, flânerie, Havana, La Havane, photographie, Evans Walter, histoire urbaine, Kent James Clifford
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22 February 2012
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James Clifford Kent
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http://backdoorbroadcasting.net/2012/02/james-clifford-kent-the-psychogeographic-mapping-of-a-city-city-dwellers-and-lived-spaces-in-walker-evans-havana-portfolio-1933/
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<div>Full title: The psychogeographic mapping of a city: City-dwellers and lived spaces in Walker Evans' Havana portfolio (1933)</div>
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In this research seminar, James Clifford Kent starts by introducing 'the origins of fascinations with Walker Evans and his Havana portfolio, before considering how it fits into the broader discussion of the flâneur'. He also attempts to 'define psychogeography's place in the study of the flâneur and street photography, before exploring the historical context, within which Evans's images of Havana from 1933 were produced'.</div>
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<b>James Clifford Kent </b>is a British documentary-filmmaker and photography who teachers in the School of Modern Languages, Literature and Cultures at Royal Holloway, University of London, and in the Spanish Department at Coventry University.</div>
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Evans Walter
flânerie
flâneur
Havana
histoire urbaine
Kent James Clifford
La Havane
photographie
psychogéographie
psychogeography
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Wounded cities
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violence urbaine, conflit urbain, catastrophe, exclusion, ethnologie, ségrégation urbaine, lien social, mémoire, Till Karen
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7 February 2012
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Karen E. Till
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http://sms.cam.ac.uk/media/1217540;jsessionid=F2F0A0F3BFC82CAAE07D7CCFECBD16EF
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<div><b>Abstract from the distributor:</b></div>
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In contrast to theorizing cities that have experienced disaster or trauma as systems that need to become more resilient, in this talk Karen Till argues that cities marked by past structures of violence and exclusion should be understood as both wounded places and as environments that offer its residents care. The talk draws upon her book in progress and ethnographic research in Bogota, Cape Town and Roanoke, Virginia -- cities in which settlement clearances have produced spaces so steeped in oppression that the geographies of displacement continue to structure urban social relations. She will introduce her concepts of 'wounded city', 'memory-work' and a 'place-based ethics of care' as a means of retheorizing the city. She argues that the memory-work of artists, activists and residents offer alternative models to imagine more socially just urban futures. A deeper appreciation of the lived and place-based experiences and expertise of these urban inhabitants would enable planners, policy makers and urban theorists to consider more ethical and sustainable forms of urban change.<br />
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Karen Till's book in progress, Wounded Cities, is based on more than ten years of ethnographic research and examines cities scarred by difficult national histories (Berlin, Germany, Cape Town, South Africa, Bogotá, Colombia, and Minneapolis and Roanoke, USA). The book engages recent debates about divided, resilient and resurgent cities by incorporating ethnographic and residents' insights, as well as relevant interdisciplinary discussions about heritage and memory; rights and cosmopolitics; and collaborative governance and civil society.<br />
Her talk is based on her just published article 'Wounded Cities' in Political Geography 31 (1) (January 2012): 3-14, that includes responses by Rob Shields, Jeff Garmany, and Kevin Ward, with Dr. Till's reply, and outlines some of the major concepts in a preliminary fashion that will be discussed in depth in the book.<br />
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<b>Karen Till</b> is Lecturer in Geography at the National University of Ireland Maynooth and Director of the Space & Place Research Collaborative.</div>
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catastrophe
conflit urbain
ethnologie
exclusion
lien social
mémoire
ségrégation urbaine
Till Karen
violence urbaine
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Crévilles
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Jardins familiaux ou jardins de quartier
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jardin partagé, jardin familial, jardin collectif, jardin de quartier, jardinage urbain, ville viable
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1er mars 2012
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Zohra Sotty
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http://www.jardinons-ensemble.org/spip.php?article2973
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<div><b>Présentation par le diffuseur :</b></div>
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Jardins familiaux ou jardins de quartier... Qu’est-ce qui explique le succès de ces jardins partagés ?<br />
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Avec :</div>
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<b>Laurence Baudelet</b>, membre de l’association Graine de Jardins et co-auteure d’un livre intitulé "Jardins partagés" édité par Terre vivante.</div>
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<b>Gilles Roux</b>, qui est agronome et à l’origine-dans le 10ème arrondissement de Paris d’un jardin partagé baptisé le "Poireau Agile".</div>
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<b>Marine Pugin</b>, jeune paysagiste a mis en place l'association Cultures en herbes.</div>
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19'31''
jardin collectif
jardin de quartier
jardin familial
jardin partagé
jardinage urbain
ville viable
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Crévilles
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Urban unrest, social resentment and justice
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meute, mouvement social, injustice, inégalité sociale, social inequality, police, délinquance, économie, violence urbaine, United Kingdom, Royaume-Uni
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22-23 September 2011
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Multiple authors
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http://www.york.ac.uk/sociology/research/curb/events/2011/urban-unrest/
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The recent events in several cities across the UK, and more widely in Europe, have raised fundamental questions about the legitimacy of public programs, the crisis-prone nature of economies and ongoing resentment and anger at social inequality and injustice. Despite frequent political and media pronouncements of organised criminality, grounded examinations of riots in the UK and elsewhere highlight how social inequality, policing practices, the embedding of consumption orientations and feelings of injustice have produced social danger and violence in excluded localities. Nuanced, empirically founded and critical accounts are needed of these events. This conference, organised by CURB, sought to contextualise urban unrest within broader, structural concerns around economic decline, social injustice and criminal cultures. The cohesion of many, apparently ‘broken’ communities, and their capacity to regain control and promote safety belie on-going anger and resentment at corporate excess, media misconduct and political illegitimacy. The meeting explored these issues in detail and provided a space to debate the broader causes and consequences of these events.</div>
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<b>Available podcasts:</b></div>
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Tony Jefferson - The riots 2011: Another moral panic or... what?</div>
Dan Briggs - What we did when it happened: A timeline analysis of the social disorder in London</div>
Sheldon Thomas - The riots from a 'road' perspective</div>
Suzella Palmer - 'Dutty Babylon': Policing black communities and the politics of resistance</div>
Steven Hirschler - Riots in retrospective: Lessons from 1958 and the Powell era</div>
David Hill - Social media and urban unrest</div>
Laura Naegler - The riots of those who should not dare to scream for revolution. Riot spectacle, ritual, and the construction of the apolitical adolescent middle-class rioter in Germany</div>
Simon Harding - Mindful violence: The role of the urban street gang in the riots in London</div>
Bob Jeffrey and Will Jackson - Pendleton: A political sociology</div>
Karen Evans - Who broke Britain? Power, austerity and social reaction</div>
Nicholas Pleace - Child poverty as 'riot training'? Contrasting perceptions of parents, frontline workers and child poverty experts in London</div>
Rowland Atkinson, Simon Parker and Oliver Smith - 'The atrocities will be repaid': Urban unrest and the whirlwind to be reaped from political revanchism</div>
John Lea and Simon Hallsworth - Riots, citizenship and the crisis of the neoliberal state</div>
Joe Sim - The fish rots from the capitalist head: Riots in the wasteland of the free</div>
Simon Winlow - Observations, themes and comments</div>
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délinquance
économie
inégalité sociale
injustice
meute
mouvement social
police
Royaume-Uni
social inequality
United Kingdom
violence urbaine
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Entre la médina, le souk et Facebook - Rue Damas à Beyrouth
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espace public, mutation urbaine, médina, souk, ségrégation spatiale, politique urbaine, patrimoine, monde arabe, Beyrouth, Balanche Fabrice, Debs Habib
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5 septembre 2011
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Fabrice Balanche,
Habib Debs
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http://www.rts.ch/espace-2/programmes/babylone/?date=05-09-2011
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<div><b>Présentation par le diffuseur :</b></div>
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<b>Entre la médina, le souk et Facebook</b></div>
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L’espace public dans le monde arabe. Vers une métamorphose urbaine ?<br />
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L’espace public comme forme ouverte (place, jardin public, boulevard, etc.) est absent du centre des villes arabo-musulmanes traditionnelles. L’absence ou la rareté des espaces publics est-elle ainsi inhérente au système citadin arabe avant l’introduction de formes urbaines occidentales ? Y a-t-il vraiment dévalorisation de l’espace public au profit du privé ? Ce constat n’est-il pas plutôt le reflet d’une lecture incomplète ?<br />
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Tandis que la pensée urbaine occidentale repose sur le modèle antique du forum et de l’agora, donnant une valeur sociale supplémentaire à l’espace public, la vision orientale de l’espace public s’est construite différemment. Entre des quartiers et des maisons, considérés comme des espaces féminins, et des réseaux de circulation et des souks, considérés comme masculins, le communautaire est une autre composante essentielle de l’organisation spatiale urbaine, avec la mosquée comme espace public ouvert.<br />
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Le printemps arabe a fait émerger également un nouvel espace public virtuel, avec le développement des réseaux sociaux numériques. Au carrefour du politique, du religieux et de la société civile, quelles sont les métamorphoses de l’espace public arabo-musulman ? Les politiques urbaines sont-elles des instruments de pouvoir ou des outils de développement?<br />
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Décryptage en compagnie de <b>Fabrice Balanche</b>, directeur du Groupe de Recherches et d'Etudes sur la Méditerranée et le Moyen-Orient, à Lyon.<br />
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Un entretien de Nicole Duparc.<br />
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<b>Rue Damas à Beyrouth</b><br />
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20 ans après la guerre, la ligne de démarcation demeure un no man's land, sauf pour les voitures. L'urbaniste et architecte Habib Debs travaille à recoudre le tissu social et communautaire.<br />
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L'avenue qui mène vers Damas est l'axe central de Beyrouth qui part de la célèbre place des Canons et se termine vers le Bois des pins, seul parc de la ville... toujours fermé. Durant la guerre civile, la rue de Damas fut aussi la ligne de démarcation entre l'Est ou l'Ouest. Aujourd'hui, 20 ans après les violents combats qui ont opposés les habitants de la capitale libanaise, la rue est encombrée de blocs de béton et l'armée y est encore déployée, histoire de rassurer. Seules les voitures, lancées à tout allure, semblent avoir investi la bande d'asphalte. Quant aux quartiers qui la bordent, ils ne se regardent même pas.<br />
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<b>Habib Debs</b>, urbaniste et architecte, travaille, avec d'autres, à recoudre le tissu social et communautaire de la ville en offrant aux "Beyrouthins" une alternative à la ségrégation spatiale. Il s'agit de créer les conditions qui permettront d'autres rapports entre les Libanais.<br />
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Un entretien d’Anik Schuin</div>
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53'37
Balanche Fabrice
Beyrouth
Debs Habib
espace public
médina
Monde Arabe
mutation urbaine
patrimoine
politique urbaine
ségrégation spatiale
souk
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Echoes : Tanger - Casablanca
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ambiances, paysage sonore, mémoire, Tanger, Hay Mohammedi, Casablanca
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Emission radio
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http://www.radiogrenouille.com
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<div><b>Présentation par le diffuseur :</b></div>
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Echoes est un projet radiophonique d’atelier-résidences itinérant, à la fois artistique et pédagogique, qui propose d’explorer la mémoire sonore et musicale d’un territoire à chacune de ses étapes. Encadré par Amélie Agut et Anna Raimondo, l’Atelier ECHOES s’affirme d’emblée dans une pratique radiophonique internationale placée sous le signe du partage, de la mobilité et du multilinguisme.</div>
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13 janvier 2012</div>
<b>Echoes – Tanger </b></a><br />
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Premier écho d’un atelier mené à la cinémathèque de Tanger en partenariat avec la webradio Radio Appartement 22 (basée à Rabat), avec la participation d’Ilham, Romane et Mohamed.<br />
Par dessus les toits, au coin des ruelles, entre les murs de la médina, berceuses, appels et mélodies en voie de disparition. En arabe, berbère et français, la ville sonne et résonne...<br />
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30 janvier 2012</div>
<b>Echoes – Casablanca </b></a><br />
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Evocation de sons disparus, ou presque, paysages sonores, reprises furtives de chants et de berceuses... et fragments de mémoire vive dans un quartier de Casablanca au passé tumultueux : Hay Mohammedi.<br />
Des sons réalisés à l’occasion des Nouzah Fennia du Festival de Casablanca 2011, avec l’amicale complicité des studios du Boultek / l’Boulevard, de Initiatives Urbaines et de Casa Mémoire.</div>
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10'
ambiances
Casablanca
Hay Mohammedi
mémoire
paysage sonore
Tanger