The Space and Time a Pandemic Makes

Roger Keil

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Urban Planning and Governance Urban Planning and Landscape Design Social impacts of COVID-19

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Urban planners and designers grapple with the literal and metaphorical blueprints of urbanism beyond the pandemic. The conversation seems wide open. There has been an urge to recur to known categor...

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2008The shock doctrine: the rise of disaster capitalism 2020The COVID-19 pandemic: territorial, political and governance dimensions of the crisis 2020Regions in a time of pandemic 2020City as the core of contagion? Repositioning COVID-19 at the social and spatial periphery of urban society

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