JOVIS Catalog 2019

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#stadtplanung
#inequalities
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Performative Stadtplanung in 13 Vorträgen
Ton Matton
Ton Matton is a city planner, indie urbanist, energetic lecturer,
self-confessed fan of the DDR’s EW58 one-family homes, and
a doubter. Back when he was still a student in the late eighties,
Matton gave lectures dealing with sustainable urban planning
(which at the time was still a brand-new field for city planners).
Since then, he has spoken at a wide range of different locations:
as a visiting professor, at expert symposia, in churches
and squats, at village assemblies, and at meetings with politicians,
millionaires, and homeless people.
Little by little, Matton has made the craft of lecturing his own—
and has continued to develop it further. Lively and full of wit,
the native Dutchman organizes and structures his thoughts
from the previous years anew, navigates his readers to new
ideas, and challenges them to get involved. He flirts and
provokes, makes himself vulnerable, and chooses humor as a
perpetual foundation for mutual respect. Any questions?
Softcover
10.5 x 14.8 cm
approx. 160 pages
German
EUR (D) 16.80
ISBN 978-3-86859-553-6
12.2018
9 783868 595536
GAM.15
Territorial Justice
Guest Editors: Aglaée Degros / Eva Schwab
Editors: Daniel Gethmann (Executive Editor) /
Stefan Peters / Urs Hirschberg / Petra Eckhard
(Managing Editor) / Andreas Lechner (Book
Review Editor)
In the face of growing territorial inequalities in the distribution
of and access to resources, justice has—once
again—become a topical issue and challenge in the fields
of land-use planning and urbanism. GAM.15 is devoted to
the geographical dimension of social justice. It considers
the transformations currently taking place in rural areas
and describes their potentials, problems, and prospects for
development. The contributions collected in this publication
examine the dynamics through which the rural landscape is
changing, how the transformations taking place may create
new territorial inequalities, and how Territorial Justiceoriented
alternatives to the dominant planning system may
be established.
With contributions by Pierre Veltz, Michael Woods, Paola
Viganò, Yuri Kazepov and Michael Friesenecker, Emanuele
Sommariva, Nicolas Escach, Don Mitchell, and others
Softcover
22.6 x 27.4 cm
approx. 300 pages, num. ill.
English/German
EUR (D) 19.95
ISBN 978-3-86859-855-1
04.2019
9 783868 598551