RE-LEARNING PUBLIC SPACE | An Action Research Event | Amsterdam | 28th – 30th June, 2018 Event Summary The event involves tracing the stories behind innovative appropriations of public space, identifying… Read more RE-LEARNING PUBLIC SPACE An Action Research Event | Amsterdam | 28th – 30th June, 2018 →
Your talkshow host is Martijn Duineveld | Starring: Noelle Aarts, Jan Douwe van der Ploeg, Peter Tamas & Fons van Overbeek, Kristof Van Assche, Raoul Beunen, Daan Boezeman and Guus Dix In… Read more Power and Knowledge in the post-truth society | APRIL 3, 2018 | 15.00-17.00 | WAGENINGEN FORUM BUILDING C0658 →
Waarom Arnhem wel een toekomstvisie kan gebruiken Professor Maarten Hajer gaf onlangs bij Architectuurcentrum CASA in Arnhem een lezing: ‘De Macht van de Verbeelding: Arnhem in de 21ste eeuw’. Hij… Read more De 7 eerste stapjes voor een visie op de stad →
Onze stad staat voor enorme uitdagingen: energietransitie en klimaatverandering vragen om een grondige herinrichting en er liggen urgente sociaal-economische opgaves op het gebied van armoede, integratie, werk en zorg. Welke… Read more Lezing: Adviezen tegen politieke kortademigheid: 20 februari 2018D Locatie: Showroom Arnhem, Langstraat 2 →
‘Everywhere I hear the sound of marching, charging feet, boy ‘cause summer’s here and the time is right for fighting in the street, boy’, schreef Mick Jagger in 1969. Een… Read more Publicatie Slimmer samen stadmaken 8 lessen over zeggenschap, honoreren, organiseren en oogsten →
In this public lecture Arjaan Pellis and Martijn Duineveld provide ample examples to illustrate that conflicts have a tendency to endure and to fuel themselves with everything available in their… Read more Unchain the beast named conflict…. Why conflicts are destructive, productive and untameable →
1. Theoretical and conceptual understanding is more important than the exchange of knowledge Just like most other teachers I provide students with the kind of knowledge that is considered useful… Read more A Simple Philosophy of Education, in five propositions (a draft) →
‘From Habermas and Lefebvre to Rancière and Mouffe this handbook captures the zeitgeist of planning theory with contributions from some of the most innovative thinkers in their fields.’ Professor Phil Allmendinger… Read more Evolutionary Governance Theory enters the Canon of Planning Theory →
About the book Key Thinkers on Cities provides an engaging introduction to the dynamic intellectual field of urban studies. It profiles the work of 40 innovative thinkers who represent the… Read more New book: Key Thinkers on Cities. Edited by Regan Koch and Alan Latham →
This special issue of Journal of Environmental Policy & Planning draws the attention to ongoing concerns about the management of natural resources (NRM): their exploration, extraction, processing, and commodification is still happening… Read more Power/Knowledge in Natural Resource Management. A special issue of Journal of Environmental Policy →
In this paper, we present a conceptual framework extending Foucaultian insights on the relations between power and knowledge to link up with current insights into studies of natural resource management… Read more New article: Power/knowledge and natural resource management: Foucaultian foundations in the analysis of adaptive governance →
New book chapter on Flyvbjerg by Martijn Duineveld, Kristof Van Assche and Raoul Beunen in: Key Thinkers on Cities (Regan Koch – Queen Mary University of London & Alan Latham… Read more New book chapter in: Key Thinkers on Cities →
Protecting Indigenous Land from Mining. A study of activist representations of indigenous people, in the context of anti-mining movements, with a focus on an Indian case. This research project explores… Read more PhD defense Radhika Borde →
Political landscapes between manifestations and democracy, identities and power Ludger Gailing & Markus Leibenath Background information or future vision? Mapping wild reindeer landscapes in a planning process Eirin Hongslo The… Read more Special issue on political landscapes in Landscape Research by Ludger Gailing & Markus Leibenath →
“This paper offers a response to a claim in Planning Theory that “there is no planning—only planning practices“. “When a highly esteemed colleague as Prof Alexander looks back at his distinguished career and… Read more Witchcraft, oracle, and magic in the kingdom of planning: A reflection on planning theory and practice →
Since the creation of problems is deeply related to funding (for research and other projects) and can have many societal and political consequences, it would be great if we would… Read more The problem police and the problem of problems →
17 02 2017 | Bubbles in a hostile world: on designing future cities | Nationaal Geografisch en Planologisch Symposium (NGPS) 2017 | Universiteit van Amsterdam Fragment uit verslag van NGPS door Gerben Hartgerink en Nienke… Read more New Lecture: Bubbles in a hostile world: on designing future cities →
Read for free: here. | Many of contemporary issues, like urban development, climate change, biodiversity conservation, or food security, demand for interdisciplinary approaches that bring together scientist with different ideas about… Read more NEW ARTICLE: Re-conceptualising political landscapes after the material turn: silent, whispering, vigorous, fading and deadly events. →
[Gepubliceerd op en met dank aan: geografie.nl] Nederlanders lijken sinds de crisis verzot op mensen die een visie hebben, die heldere en eenduidige antwoorden formuleren op de grote problemen waarmee we… Read more Gebakken lucht. Een pleidooi tegen onze poldergoeroes en voor het ruimtelijk ontwerp →
STARRING: Martijn Duineveld: Wanna be Sherlock? | Kevin Raaphorst: Semiotic (un)predictability and the politics of landscape design representations | Alexandra Rijke: Walls and their openings – where occupier and occupied meet. | Kristof Van Assche: Americana. Planning in… Read more Sherlock Symposium. On the semiotics of space and place | March 16, 2017 | 15.30 | PLACE: T.B.A. | WUR →
Het laatste deel van Seizoen Twee van het Blokken Feuilleton staat vanaf vandaag online. Hoewel nog niet zo populair als b.v. Stranger Things is het toch een aardige soap aan… Read more Het Blokken Feuilleton (Seizoen 2): Blote billen in de rafelranden van de Nederlandse Ruimtelijke ordening →
Innovation processes are highly volatile and defined by complex interplays of material and symbolic factors. The space-time arrangements mobilized in these processes are no exception, since innovation protocols are increasingly… Read more Iulian Barba Lata has become Dr.! Dis-locating innovation: Amphibious geographies of creative reuse and alternative value production →
D66-raadslid Hans de Vroome en wetenschapper Martijn Duineveld gaan met elkaar in gesprek over de zin en onzin van het referendum, een instrument dat in Arnhem opvallend vaak van stal… Read more Debat: De zin en onzin van het referendum →
Based on insights from Actor-Network Theory (ANT) and Systems Theory, we conceptualise conflicts as self-referential modes of ordering that shape places. Conflicts can disappear or get resolved, yet they have… Read more New Lecture: Self-referential conflicts and the production of space →
This speculative lecture problematizes the Dutch legacy of successful flood control and the recent attempts to sell these successes abroad. It argues that the socio-material governance complexities are seemingly easy… Read more New Lecture: Easy to sell, hard to maintain: success and failure of Dutch Flood Control →
This paper makes an argument for greater reflexivity in planning and design education. Reflexivity is understood as a sustained reflection on the positionality of knowledge. It is an opportunity to strengthen the… Read more Making planning great again: How to become more reflexive in planning and design education →
In this lecture we will learn how to observe plans and designs critically and try to reason backward to reveal why they are what the are. Using concepts and ideas… Read more New lecture: ‘Becoming Sherlock. Material semiotics for planners and designers’ →
