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Aurora Marijke Martin |
Netherlands, Czech Republic |
theory, design, architecture, town planning, emancipation, bildung, civic culture, post-conflict, contested contexts, representation, perception, trauma-remembrance |
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Agisilaos Economou |
Greece |
environmental management, policies, sustainability, urban, planning, tourism, culture, geographic information systems |
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Alexandra Delgado Jiménez |
Spain |
urban, transformation, sustainability, planning, territory, architecture |
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Bahanur Nasya |
Austria |
polycentric concepts, inclusive development, public space |
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Carola Hein |
Netherlands |
architectural, urban, planning history, design |
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Cor Wagenaar |
Netherlands, Germany |
urban, history, theory, healthy cities, healthcare architecture, medical neighborhoods |
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Dov Winer |
Israel |
ICT, digitisation, web, communication, internet, diaspora, Jewish culture, ethnic identity, online education, digital storytelling, narratives, linked data |
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Gilles Gesquiere |
France |
spatio-temporal, data management, urban, data, mediation |
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Gülce Kırdar |
Turkey |
public space, digital placemaking, digital participation |
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Heike Oevermann |
Germany |
heritage, conservation, sites, urban, conflicts |
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Ida Sofie Gøtzsche Lange |
Denmark |
terminal towns, transit cities, living cities |
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Juan A. García-Esparza |
Spain |
historic, centres, world heritage, urban, ethnography, conservation, cultural re-creation, public space, sustainable development |
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Juli Székely |
Hungary |
memorials, holocaust, socialism, securitisation, urban, heritage, city films, public art |
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Kinga Kimic |
Poland |
public spaces, public greenery, design, programming, participatory budgeting |
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Marluci Menezes |
Portugal |
space anthropology, urban anthropology, cultural heritage, social memory, public space, interdisciplinary perspective, qualitative and collaborative methodologies, urban planning, urbanism |
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Mastoureh Fathi |
Ireland |
migration, urban space, intersectionality, migrant women, migrant young men, integration, urban photography, urban art |
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Matej Miksic |
Slovenia |
public space, participatory planning, urban regeneration, placemaking, urban design, urban neighbourhood, crowdsourcing, social justice, remote places |
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Pekka Tuominen |
Finland |
urban anthropology, ethnography, Urban transformation, affective geography, belonging, territorial stigma |
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Paulina Polko |
Poland |
national security, securitisation, crimmigration |
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Tahir Albayrak |
Turkey |
tourist behaviour, destination management, service quality measurement |
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Tatiana Ruchinskaya |
United Kingdom |
urban regeneration, community resilience, community valorisation, co-creation, inclusive environments, inclusive design, digital experiences, public spaces, blockchain |
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Marichela Sepe |
Italy |
digitisation, mappings, data, history, memory; urban, regeneration |
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Simone Tappert |
Switzerland, Germany |
urban anthropology, ethnographic research, neighbourhood, belonging, sustainability, green space, urban governance, community work, social work, qualitative methodology |
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Edmond Manahasa |
Albania |
sense of place, urban identity, neighbourhood, city |
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Jolanthe Kugler |
Switzerland |
urban development, urban design, planning theory, architecture, participation, design, design thinking, social sustainability, neighbourhoods |
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Carlos Smaniotto Costa |
Portugal |
sustainable urban development, urban design, landscape design, urban ecology, urban biodiversity, heritage, urban development, research methods, participatory processes, co-creation processes, urban environment |
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Conor Horan |
Ireland |
knowledge Space, knowledge management, engaged scholarship |
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Yael Ram |
Israel |
place attachment, walkability, urban tourism, cultural heritage |
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Thomas Leduc |
France |
urban form, microclimatic qualities, urban spaces, spatial Analysis, GIS |
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Ayse Erek |
Turkey |
urban imaginary, cultural heritage, memory, urban interventions, Urban transformation, urban form, contemporary art and design, port cities, urban modernities |
