RC21 CONFERENCE 2013
Resourceful cities
Berlin (Germany), 29-31 August 2013
Humboldt-University Berlin, Institute for Social Science, Dept. for Urban and Regional Sociology
04. Boundaries and (B)orders – Theorizing the City through its Confinements and Connections
Organizer: Johanna Hoerning (a), Marit Rosol (b), Daniela Vicherat Mattar (c) (a: TU Berlin, b: Goethe-University Frankfurt, c: Leiden University College)
Session 04.1 (Enacting) Boundaries within Urban Societies
Luca Pattaroni, Hossam Adly (Laboratory of Urban Sociology, EPFL, Switzerland)
Boundaries and urban worlds The contested ethnoscape of UN expatriates in Geneva
Moira Bernardoni (Middle East Technical University Ankara, Turkey)
Walls and Graffiti: The Strategic Value of Urban Space
Gabriel Feltran (Centre for Metropolitan Studies São Paulo; Federal University of São Carlos, São Paulo)
About “Marginal People”, Relations and Borders in Urban Brazil
Reza Arjmand, Masoumeh Mirsafa (Lund University)
Women in Public Space. A Comparative Study of Women in Women-Only Parks and Gender-Mixed Parks in Iran
Laurence Leduc-Primeau (INRS Urbanisation Culture Société)
Urban form and territorial bonding: delimitating home ground
Session 04.2 (Producing) (B)Orders within the City
Ana Aceska (Humboldt-University Berlin)
“We” and “They” on the Promenade: Borders and Boundaries in a Divided City
Henriette Bertram (University Kassel)
Boundaries and Borders in the Postconflict City: Belfast after the Good Friday Agreement
Benjamin Scheerbarth (Harvard University)
Ber/lin & Bei/rut
Marta Martins (Oporto Faulty of Architecture / Lisbon University Institute)
On Closed Residencial Condominiums and the (B)ordering Experience
Thiago Allis (Federal University of São Carlos)
Large urban projects and tourism: identifying and assessing the boundaries of urban tourism in São Paulo (Brazil)
RT 04.1 Boundaries and (B)orders – Theorizing the City through its Confinements and Connections
Katharina Sucker (Istanbul)
antagonism and space. theorizing the boundary
Tarmo Pikner (Tallinn University)
Wilderness in urban landscape: sensibilities and borders related to Tallinn’s seashore
Anna Kokalanova (HafenCity University)
Dealing with Urban Borders The Example of the Border between the “Fakulteta” Segregated Ethnic Roma Settlement and the Rest of Sofia
Ryan Centner (Tufts University)
Producing spatialized logics of practice: Toward an ethnography of edges
Steven Hirschler (University of York, UK)
Beyond the camp: the biopolitics of asylum seeker housing under the UK Border Agency’s COMPASS project
Cristiana Strava (University of London)
Bordering the city: Imagining neighbourliness from the margins in Casablanca
Distributed:
Monika Kurath, Lee Ann Nicol (ETH Zurich)
Boundaries and (B)orders in Industrial Area Conversion: Re-Assembling Urban Space in Vancouver and Zurich
Emily Gunzburger Makaš (The University of North Carolina at Charlotte)
Negotiating Postwar Administrative and Ethnic Borders in Sarajevo and Mostar
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