Extended Urbanisation: Tracing Planetary Struggles by Schmid, Christian

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Extended Urbanisation: Tracing Planetary Struggles by Schmid, Christian

Extended Urbanisation: Tracing Planetary Struggles

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Extended Urbanisation: Tracing Planetary Struggles by Schmid, Christian

Extended Urbanisation: Tracing Planetary Struggles

$55.99
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Erweiterte Analysemethoden f? Urbanisierungsprozesse dargestellt an acht Weltregionen

Urbanisierungsprozesse entfalten sich heute weit ?er Ballungsr舫me hinaus und ver舅dern Agrargebiete, Regenw舁der, W?ten und Ozeane tiefgreifend. Untrennbar mit den ﾖkologien der Erde verbunden, verursacht diese Entwicklung vielf舁tige planetarische Krisen, die dringend neue Konzepte und Kartografien des St臈tischen erfordern.

Anhand von Analysen und Feldforschungen schildert dieses Buch die Auswirkungen der "extended Urbanization" in acht Weltregionen. Es bietet eine Neudefinition der Begriffe "Stadt", "urban" und "Urbanisierung" und skizziert urbane Agenden zur Bew舁tigung der planetarischen Herausforderungen.

Dieses Buch dezentriert die Perspektive auf das St臈tische, stellt urbane Konflikte in den Vordergrund und ?erwindet die analytischen Trennungen von Stadt-Land und Nord-S?.

  • Grundlagenwerk f? die Urbanismusforschung
  • Neudefinition der Begriffe "Stadt", "urban" und "Urbanisierung"
  • Analyse der Urbanisierungsprozesse in acht Weltregionen


Author: Christian Schmid
ISBN-10: 3035622973
ISBN-13: 9783035622973
Publisher: Birkhauser
Language: English
Published: 12/07/2023
Pages: 488
Format: Paperback
Weight: 1.98lbs
Size: 9.45h x 6.61w x 1.18d
By Christian Schmid
By Christian Schmid
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Editors

Christian Schmid is an urban researcher, geographer and sociologist, Professor of Sociology, Department of Architecture at ETH Zurich. His scientific work is on planetary urbanisation, comparative urban analysis and theories of urbanisation and of space. He wrote an encompassing reconstruction of Henri Lefebvre's theory of the production of space and is a member of the International Network for Urban Research and Action (INURA).

Milica Topalovic is an architect and Professor of Architecture and Territorial Planning at the Department of Architecture at ETH Zurich. Her work addresses territories beyond-the-city and the transformation processes they are exposed to through the movement of capital, social restructuring, and environmental change. She has studied remote regions, resource hinterlands, and countrysides in an effort to decentre and ecologise architectural approaches to the city, the urban, and urbanisation.

Contributing authors

Nitin Bathla, Zurich; Elisa T. Bertuzzo, Berlin; Rodrigo Castriota, Belo Horizonte; Nancy Couling, Lausanne; Alice Hertzog, Zurich; Nikos Katsikis, Delft; Metaxia Markaki, Zurich; Christian Schmid, Zurich; Abdou Maliq Simone, Sheffield; Milica Topalovic, Zurich; Kit Ping Wong, Hong Kong

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