The Urban Studies Institute organises workshops, in which a diverse range of texts, projects, plans and ideas are presented and critically examined. The emphasis is on networking, exchange of ideas and confrontation with different perspectives. The format is adapted to the subject matter.
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Crafting Singularity for Export: Place, Identity, and the Global Making of Value, 1830s-1930s
Symposium organised by the Urban Studies Institute
The City and the Politics of Polycrisis
USI Lunch Seminar by visiting scholar Ross Beveridge (University of Glasgow)
Perceiving the City of Proximity beyond Minutes: Evidence from Two Urban Contexts
USI Lunch Seminar by Lukar Thornton and Hamed Abdi
Made in the Dark: Policy Mobilities, Temporality, and the Politics of Managing the City at Night
USI Lunch Seminar by visiting scholar Jean-Paul Addie (Georgia State University)