Post-Socialist Urban Infrastructures (OPEN ACCESS)
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Post-Socialist Urban Infrastructures (OPEN ACCESS)
Neugebauer, Carola S.; Tuvikene, Tauri; Sgibnev, Wladimir
Taylor & Francis Inc
06/2019
226
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Inglês
9780815392651
15 a 20 dias
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1. Introduction: Linking Post-Socialist and Urban Infrastructures 2. Energy Poverty in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE): Understanding the European Union's Core-Periphery Divide 3. The Thermodynamics of the Social Contract: Making Infrastructures Visible in the Case of District Heating in Two Towns in Serbia and Croatia 4. Ideologies and Informality in Urban Infrastructure: The Case of Housing in Soviet and Post-Soviet Baku 5. Changing Times, Persistent Inequalities? Patterns of Housing Infrastructure Development in the South Caucasus 6. Post-Soviet 'Nuclear' Towns as Multi-Scalar Infrastructures: Relating Sovereignty and Urbanity Through the Perspectives of Visaginas 7. Green Infrastructure in Post-Socialist Cities: Evidence and Experiences from Eastern Germany, Poland and Russia 8. Moscow Urban Development: Neoliberal Urbanism and Green Infrastructures 9. Bengaluru's Urban Water Infrastructure Through the Lens of Post-Socialism 10. Public Transport in Brno: From Socialist to Post-Socialist Rhythms 11. Predictability and Propinquity on the Sofia Metro: Everyday Metro Journeys and Long-Term Relations of Transport Infrastructuring 12. Infrastructures as Fluidities: How Marshrutkas Help Us to Overcome Static Conceptions of Road-Based Mobility Service Provision 13. Conclusion: Infrastructure and Post-Socialism in Theory and Practice
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Tamil Nadu;Post-Socialist Urban;Urban Theory;Domestic Energy Deprivation;Post-Socialist;Green Walls;Infrastructure;EU ETS;Green Infrastructure;Integrated Urban Water Management;Neoliberalisation;Polarisation;Post-socialist City;Hybridity;Green Urban Infrastructures;Metropolitan Cities;Energy Poverty;Peripheral Cities;Ria Novosti;Urban Mobilities;Soviet Nuclear Industry;Urban Ecology;Domestic Energy Prices;Medium Machine Building;Cee Member State;Public Private Nexus;Cee Post-socialism;Modern Infrastructural Ideal;Lithuanian Soviet Socialist Republic;Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic;District Heating;Cee Region;Neoliberal Urbanism;Metro Infrastructure;Urban Green Spaces
1. Introduction: Linking Post-Socialist and Urban Infrastructures 2. Energy Poverty in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE): Understanding the European Union's Core-Periphery Divide 3. The Thermodynamics of the Social Contract: Making Infrastructures Visible in the Case of District Heating in Two Towns in Serbia and Croatia 4. Ideologies and Informality in Urban Infrastructure: The Case of Housing in Soviet and Post-Soviet Baku 5. Changing Times, Persistent Inequalities? Patterns of Housing Infrastructure Development in the South Caucasus 6. Post-Soviet 'Nuclear' Towns as Multi-Scalar Infrastructures: Relating Sovereignty and Urbanity Through the Perspectives of Visaginas 7. Green Infrastructure in Post-Socialist Cities: Evidence and Experiences from Eastern Germany, Poland and Russia 8. Moscow Urban Development: Neoliberal Urbanism and Green Infrastructures 9. Bengaluru's Urban Water Infrastructure Through the Lens of Post-Socialism 10. Public Transport in Brno: From Socialist to Post-Socialist Rhythms 11. Predictability and Propinquity on the Sofia Metro: Everyday Metro Journeys and Long-Term Relations of Transport Infrastructuring 12. Infrastructures as Fluidities: How Marshrutkas Help Us to Overcome Static Conceptions of Road-Based Mobility Service Provision 13. Conclusion: Infrastructure and Post-Socialism in Theory and Practice
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Tamil Nadu;Post-Socialist Urban;Urban Theory;Domestic Energy Deprivation;Post-Socialist;Green Walls;Infrastructure;EU ETS;Green Infrastructure;Integrated Urban Water Management;Neoliberalisation;Polarisation;Post-socialist City;Hybridity;Green Urban Infrastructures;Metropolitan Cities;Energy Poverty;Peripheral Cities;Ria Novosti;Urban Mobilities;Soviet Nuclear Industry;Urban Ecology;Domestic Energy Prices;Medium Machine Building;Cee Member State;Public Private Nexus;Cee Post-socialism;Modern Infrastructural Ideal;Lithuanian Soviet Socialist Republic;Georgian Soviet Socialist Republic;District Heating;Cee Region;Neoliberal Urbanism;Metro Infrastructure;Urban Green Spaces
