Conference: Political Dimensions of Integrative Urban Studies
October 21-23, 2024, European Humanities University, Vilnius The Conference “Political Dimensions of Integrative Urban Studies” (EHU, Vilnius, October 21-23) brought to
COLLABORATIVE FIELD-BASED PROJECTS
In 2023 and 2024 EHU Laboratory of Critical Urbanism was involved in different academic field-based projects with cross-campus organisational and learning structure. The Gener
Summer School: Platformization, Digital Disinformation And Non-Democratic Politics
July 16 – 27, 2024, European Humanities University, Vilnius The promise of the Internet to foster democratic bottom-up participation of civil society in political decision-ma
SYMPOSIUM: CITY / ENERGY RELATIONS IN TRANSORMATION
February 28 – March 1, 2024, European Humanities University, Vilnius February 28, 2024 10:00 Introductions by the participants, with welcoming words by co-organizers Siarhei
Polarised Sustainable Urban Transport Issues
On January 15 2024, the Laboratory of Critical Urbanism of the European Humanities University invites everyone interested in the politics of sustainable urban transport to the webi
CALL: CITY / ENERGY RELATIONS IN TRANSFORMATION
February 28 – March 1, 2024, European Humanities University, Vilnius The Symposium “City / Energy Relations in Transformation” will look at the responses of actors from v
“Energy in Crisis?” – Interview with Katja Müller
But the conundrum remains: should we accelerate and speed up energy transitions at the expense of energy justice? Or should we aim at and use the opportunity for an (energy) system
Summer School: Platformization of Politics in Non-Democracies
DAAD Summer School “Platformization of Politics in Non-Democracies: Belarus in the 2020s in Comparative Perspective”, August 7-18, 2023, European Humanities University,
MonoMore
MonofunctionalMONO-functional towns are settlements once built for a single purpose. Public knowledge and memory of such towns become fragile after the main industry is disrupted.
“Debt, Waste, and Labor: Theorizing the Beirut Urban Condition” – Interview with Elizabeth Saleh, American University of Beirut
The current crisis, which some call a “collapse,” might be difficult to cover extensively by the international media because it is just so complex. I also imagine that it is th
