ACTIVE URBANISM<\/p>\n
22nd International Network of Urban Research and Action (INURA)
\nTallinn, Estonia
\n17-20 June, 2012
\nhttp:\/\/inura2012tallinn.wordpress.com\/<\/p>\n
Registration will be open until May 1st 2012<\/p>\n
Following the tradition of INURA meetings the conference is focused on
\ncritically discussing contemporary urban developments through
\npresentations, panel sessions, exciting urban field trips, and more.
\n
\nThis year\u2019s conference is titled \u201eActive Urbanism\u201c. Cities throughout the
\nworld have been characterised by various forms of urban activism. This
\nwell-known established phenomenon is being reshaped by novel practices in
\nthe recent time. Some of the novel practices might be driven by fun and
\nenjoyment where the wider political and social implications are not
\nexplicit. Tallinn as a city in the urban global network has not been
\nexcluded from these developments. During the last two decades various
\ninterest groups have emerged around diverse issues. This raises questions
\nhow the Tallinn case can be compared to developments in other cities. This
\nand other concerns of urban activism will be discussed in the INURA
\nconference.<\/p>\n
We therefore invite participants of the conference to exchange experiences
\nand theories about urban activism and see if the outcomes inform a new
\n\u201cActive Urbanism\u201d.<\/p>\n
The conference welcomes researchers, activists, government officials and
\ninterested people. More information on the website: http:\/\/inura2012tallinn.wordpress.com<\/p>\n
Looking forward to seeing you all in Tallinn,<\/p>\n
The INURA Tallinn team & Linnalabor<\/p>\n
General enquires and contact: inura2012tallinn@linnalabor.ee<\/p>\n
Andreas Wagner
\nINURA<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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