From (Most) Violent to Resilient City

Autor: Lou Barzaghi

Publikováno v: Parse Journal, Vol Violence: State Practice, Iss 15 (2024)

The text describes the process of borderization within the urban reform of Medellín, Colombia. This borderization is located within the context of a transformed discourse of human security deployed in response to the changing dynamics of violence by

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Notícia de Guillem Roca Sansaloni (1868-1894)

Autor: Damià Pons Pons

Publikováno v: Mayurqa, Vol 3, Pp 58-72 (2021)

In the context of a Mallorca that was just beginning its modernization process, Guillem Roca Sansaloni promoted with his newspapers articles the urban reform of the city of Palma: space decongestion, introduction of hygienic measures, erection of mon

Externí odkaz: https://doaj.org/article/da6d4b9d55bd4643a268ef49164b4d87

From Boundary to New Centrality: The Transformation of the Santa Cruz Monastery to Accommodate the New Facilities of the Liberal State During the Nineteenth Century

Autor: Calmeiro, Margarida Relvão

Publikováno v: Historical Social Research, 47, 2, 233-254, Transforming Cities, Negotiating Centrality: Markets and Civic Buildings in Comparative Perspective (XVth c. - XXth c.) (Forum)

During the 19th century, modern facilities and new infrastructures dictated profound urban reforms in European cities. Coimbra, the seat of the Portuguese University, desired the same modernisation but lacked the financial and technical capacity to i

Externí odkaz: https://www.ssoar.info/ssoar/handle/document/81686

Conclusion : 'And Was Jerusalem Builded Here?'

Autor: Walker, Nathaniel Robert, author

Publikováno v: Victorian Visions of Suburban Utopia : Abandoning Babylon, 2020.

Externí odkaz: https://doi.org/10.1093/oso/9780198861447.003.0009