Violence, spectacle and data
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Violence, spectacle and data
(Routledge international handbooks, . The Routledge handbook of architecture,
Routledge, 2023
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This book will present original and comprehensive research on the political dimension of space.
Part of a growing body of literature starting to look more closely at the links between politics and space through a diverse range of thematics (including but not limited to: security, surveillance, geographies of governmentalities, migration, displacement, social movements, urban commons, post-colonialism, biopolitics, violence, war, militarism, activism, gender and queer theory, social participation, contested cultural heritage, mass media, political economy of space, digital space and big-data)
Table of Contents
PART I: Introduction
1. Spatialization of oppression: Contemporary politics of architecture and the urban
NIKOLINA BOBIC & FARZANEH HAGHIGHI
PART II: Violence and War Machines
2. Introduction to violence and war machines
WILLIAM M. TAYLOR
3. The rise of zooepolitics: On urbanism and warfare
LIEVEN DE CAUTER
4. 2015 Paris Terrorist Attack: A threat to urban life and territorial integrity
JOHN HANNA
5. Whose vision, which city? Planning and unseeing in urban Asia
REDENTO B. RECIO, ISHITA CHATTERJEE, LUFTUN NAHAR LATA & NEERAJ DANGOL
6. Architecture as Infrastructure: The spatial politics of extractivism
HELENE FRICHOT & SEPIDEH KARAMI
7. Manus prison: The brutality of offshore detention
DANIEL GRINCERI
PART III: Security and Borders
8. Introduction to security and borders
ANOMA PIERIS
9. Dialogic dilemmas: Citizen participation in built environment alterations in Malmoe, Sweden
GUNNAR SANDIN
10. Regenerating Shanghai through urban spatial design? The limits to experimentalism and participation
YUNPENG ZHANG & WEILUN ZHANG
11. The city and the camp: Destabilizing a spatial-political dichotomy
IRIT KATZ
12. Architectures of motion at the US Mexico border
THOMAS NAIL
13. Belfast's 'peace walls': How the politics and policy of 1969-1971 shaped the city's contemporary 'interface areas'
JAMES O'LEARY
PART IV: Race, Identity and Ideology
14. Introduction to race, identity and ideology
STEPHEN F. GRAY & ANNE LIN
15. The Space of Labor - Racialization and ethnicization of Port Kembla, Australia
MIRJANA LOZANOVSKA
16. The Audit: Perils and possibilities for contesting oppression in the heritage landscape
CATHERINE D'IGNAZIO, WONYOUNG SO & NICOLE NTIM-ADDAE
17. The Persistent design-politics of race: Power and ideology in American public housing redevelopment
LAWRENCE VALE
18. The Socialist past is a foreign country: Mass housing and uses of heritage in contemporary Eastern Europe
MAROS KRIVY
19. Collectivity and privacy in housing: Path dependencies and limited choices
TAHL KAMINER
PART V: Spectacle and the Screen
20. Introduction to spectacle and the screen
FRANCESCO PROTO
21. A 'Crisis' of indeterminacy in the architectural photograph: Architectural spectacle and everyday life in the photography of Lacaton & Vassal's Coutras House
ROBIN WILSON
22. Mediated spectacles: Urban representation and far-right propaganda in crisis Athens
AIKATERINI ANTONOPOULOU
23. Street protest and its representations: Urban dissidence in Iran
FARZANEH HAGHIGHI
24. Western fantasy and tropical nightmare: Spectacular architecture and urban warfare in Rio
PEDRO FIORI ARANTES & CLAUDIO REZENDE RIBEIRO
25. The political construction of Medellin's global image: Strategies of replacement, erasure and disconnection via urban and architectural interventions
CHRISTINA DELUCHI
PART VI: Mapping Landscapes and Big Data
26. Introduction to mapping landscapes and big data
ATE POORTHUIS
27. The socio-cultural construction of urban wasteland: Mapping of the Antwerp Southside
CECILIA FURLAN & MANOLA COLABIANCHI
28. Brownfields as climate colonialism: Land reuse and development divides
SHILOH KRUPAR
29. The bomb, the circle and the drawing undone
ENDRIANA AUDISHO & FRANCESCA HUGHES
30. Infrastructures of urban simulation: Digital twins, virtual humans and synthetic populations
FARZIN LOTFI-JAM
31. Posthuman urbanism: datafication, algorithmic governance, and Covid-19
IGNAS KALPOKAS
PART VII: CONCLUSION
32. Intermission: Critical mapping of spatial politics and aesthetics
STEPHEN WALKER
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