Politics of Design: Participants

Burak Asiliskender, (Erciyes University): ‘Re-creating the self and nation in a factory’
Marten Boekelo, (University of Amsterdam): ‘Boom aesthetics: transformation of an historical neighbourhood in Central Beirut’
Ralf Brand (University of Manchester): ‘Architectures of (de)radicalisation in Beirut’
Vincent Calay (Université Libre de Bruxelles): ‘Building vacuum: the political ghosts of car parking in a Belgian municipality’
Jeffrey Chan (University of California-Berkeley): ‘The politics of improvisation in planning’
Nora Colden (University of Leipzig): ‘Unpacking politics in architecture: inscription and de-scription of gender-specific relationships’
Julie Crawshaw (University of Manchester): ‘Dirty neighbours: an ANT understanding of the role of artists in the regeneration of Sunderland’
Bart de Zwart (Eindhoven University of Technology): ‘Mapping matters: a tentative outline of the politics of regional design’
Steven Dorrestijn (University of Twente): ‘The legacy of utopian design: design to guide and change people’
Isabelle Doucet (The University of Manchester): 'Architecture production in Brussels: is it really 'all just politics after all'?'
Ignacio Farías (Social Science Research Centre Berlin): ‘The politicization of architectural practice: governmental and public entanglements’
Uriel Fogué and Fernando D. Rubio (Architecture Agency and CRESC): ‘General Vara del Rey Square: an experimental design for the construction of a cosmopolitical ecology’
Ulrik Jørgensen (Danish Technical University): ‘Healing architecture and design – the politics of new design visions and programs’
Tahl Kaminer (Delft School of Design): ‘Architectural efficacy: learning from radical sociology’
Denisa Kera (National University of Singapore): ‘Cosmopolitical “Kibbutzes”: from early visions of Academy of Games and Pleasures to present day Hackerspaces, DIYbio Labs and Citizen Science Incubators’
Andrew Karvonen (University of Manchester): ‘Design and the relational politics of place’
Florian Kossak and Tatjana Schneider (University of Sheffield): ‘Spatial Agency and the Politics of Locality’
Adrian Mackenzie (Lancaster University): ‘Design in synthetic biology’
Alvise Mattozzi (Iuav University of Venice): ‘Semiotics’ role in a non-modern constitution: a case study about design’
A.M. (Hanneke) Miedema (Wageningen University): ‘Opening up engineering design to the politics of sustainable animal husbandry’
Kathryn Moore (Birmingham City University): ‘Design expertise: connecting aesthetics, tectonics, and culture’
Maria Prieto: ‘Immaterial architectures for a new material world’
Charles Rice (University of Technology Sydney): 'Atrium Effects: Portman's Hyatt Regency Atlanta'
Kristine Samson (Roskilde University): ‘Performative process designs: The case of The Wharf City’
Robert Schmidt III, Toru Eguchi, and Dan Sage (Loughborough University): ‘Who’s got the most pull? – the micro-politics of building design’
Cristiano Storni (University of Limerick): ‘On the politics of design and designed artifacts: the notion of things and the case of self-monitoring technology’
Ann Thorpe (Open University): ‘Design as political resistance’
Marc Tuters (University of Amsterdam): ‘Forget psychogeography: locative media as cosmopolitics’
Stefan White (Manchester School of Architecture): ‘Species of affect: architecture and users’
Albena Yaneva (University of Manchester): ‘Towards a relational anthropology of design generated politics’

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