Urban Age Debates | Cities in the 2020s: How are cities responding to profound global change?
by Urban Age
February 2, 2022 3:09 am
The Urban Age Debates: Cities in the 2020s podcast series is co-organised by LSE Cities at the London School of Economics and the Alfred Herrhausen Gesellschaft in Berlin. It explores what could and should happen in the post-2020 city focussing on five core themes: Socialising Remote Work; Humanising the City; Localising Transport; Embracing Urban Culture; and Rationalising Shopping. Each episode is a recording of a live virtual debate and the series is accompanied by a number of short films, event summaries and other materials which can all be found at https://www.lse.ac.uk/cities
Recent Episodes
Rationalising Shopping: Are new patterns of consumption an opportunity for reinventing urbanity?
3 years agoChanging Cultures: how are cultural institutions reframing their relationships with audiences, the community and the city?
3 years agoLocalising Transport: Towards the 15-minute city or the one-hour metropolis?
3 years agoHumanising the City: Can the design of urban space promote cohesion and healthier lifestyles?
3 years agoSocialising Remote Work: Will changing patterns in knowledge work reduce or amplify the human need to meet in cities?
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