INURA is a network of people involved in action and research in localities and cities. The Network consists of activists and researchers from community and environmental groups, universities, and local administrations, who wish to share experiences and to participate in common research. The basic purpose of the Network is to develop and promote the interaction of social and environmental urban movements with research and theoretical anlysis. INURA brings together theorists and practitioners sharing a common, critical attitude towards contemporary urban development. The Network wishes to maintain an informal and commmitted approach to its work.
International Space Station Assembly
A Collective Construction Site
- Introduction
- SMOOTH STRUCTURES
- PRESENT PERFECT
- LANDSCAPING
- CURATOR CURATOR
- LOCALISMS
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CONTRAPOLIS
- Events
- Fancity 2008 Program Series at Rote Fabrik in Zurich
- Capital, Culture, Power: Criminalisation and Resistance 2-4 July, 2008, Liverpool
- Links, Campaigns
- MESHO - Schnews Special Edition
- Games Monitor
- Abahlali baseMjondolo (Shack Dwellers) Movement
- Project Mimique
- The London Particular
- Mute magazine
- Center for Urban Pedagogy
- sarcha: sCHOOL OF archITECTURE 4 aLL
- Spectacle
- An Architektur - Production and Use of the Built Environment
- FEDERATIE BEWONERS NIEUWE CROOSWIJK
- Zwaanhals in Motion
- Urban Subjects
- INURA (International Network for Urban Research and Action)
- Stop Columbia
- The Land is Ours
- Glasgow Lost
- Glasgow Residents Network
- Tussen Ruimte
- Het Lincke Zwaerd
- The Commoner: a web journal for other values
- Anja Kirschner
- Alessandra Chila
- BAVO - research into the political dimension of art, architecture and planning
- Variant
- Aufheben
- We Are Bad
- Defend Council Housing
- texts from the Contrapolis Brochure and other texts
- Constructing Neoliberal Glasgow: The Privatisation Of Space - Friend of Zanetti
- Olympics Flame - Anthony Iles
- Back to the Future of the Creative City - Merijn Oudenampsen
- Poortgebouw
- Ghettos and Anti-Ghettos: An Anatomy of the New Urban Poverty - interview with Loïc Wacquant
- Gentrification in Brief - Neil Smith
- The Devil's Glossary - Iain A. Boal
- Critical Substance - Rachel Koolen -lecture at the Jan van Eyck, Maastricht, 11-01-08; amended and presented in Contrapolis workshop, Poortgebouw, 27-03-08
- Uncommon Competition - Jeff Derksen for Urban Subjects
- ThinkTank Without a Name - Meredith Warner and Jeremy Beaudry
- THE UK CONTEXT - The Land is Ours
- The Regeneration Games - Mark Saunders
- Cities for Sale - Paul Kingsnorth
- Locations
- Poortgebouw, Rotterdam, NL
- NAi, Rotterdam, NL
- Participants
- Marjolijn Dijkman
- Metahaven
- Andreas Mueller/An Architektur
- Anthony Iles
- Mark Saunders
- Claire Fontaine
- Maria Eichhorn
- Haegue Yang
- Maria Theodorou
- Iain Boal
- Pier Vittorio Aureli
- Merijn Oudenampsen
- Will Bradley
- Sitesize
- Neil Gray
- Loïc Wacquant
- Michael Shapcott
- Damon Rich / CUP (the Centre for Urban Pedagogy)
- Sabine Bitter / Jeff Derksen/ Helmut Weber (Urban Subjects US)
- Menno Janssen / Federatie Bewonerscomités Nieuw Crooswijk
- Peter Blakeney, Christine Schöffler / Werkgroep Toekomst Poortgebouw
- Anja Kirschner
- Alessandra Chila
- Anna Romani and Lidewij Tummers / Tussen Ruimte
- BAVO
- Miguel Robles-Duran
- Daniela Swarovsky
- Lukasz Jan Stanek
- Daniela Wullers
- Date
- 26/27 March 2008
- Activity Type
- Workshops, Walks, Exhibition, Debate exploring capital and culture in urban redevelopment
- Schedule
- Contrapolis Schedule
- EUROPE 2006 - 2014
- Georgia Here We Come!