ENVS 2200 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Spatial Planning, Urban Age, Barely Breaking Even
10 Apr 2019
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A new epistemology of the urban (brenner and schmid: new geographies of uneven spatial development, you know when you"re in shanghai, you know where you"re in ny. Calgary is a close second: regulatory geographies of capitalist urbanization have been undergoing profound, rapid mutations, the regulations, financialization, and processes have changed over time. And what methodologies can we use to know that (i. e. looking outside a bus window on a trip can tell you that) Thesis 6: urbanization unfolds through variegated patterns and pathways of uneven spatial development. Groups and seeing things as one , and having no others . Lecture 3: guilds still have remnants now (in terms of economy and governance) baker. St. , butcher"s corner: city and state, growing internal power and political structure of cities perceived as threat to centralized state power: conflict can still be seen today, 25% of us live in a city. A modern example: cops vs black community.
