The paradox of geographical and political changes and the consequences of the international political movements on the intimacy of the personal mobility. The feeling of being today former YUGO and ex-EU citizens. In a moment in which the distances seem to be closer and closer and the European mobility is pushed to an extreme level, thanks to low cost flight companies and high speed train lines connecting different countries, the mobility for a part of the society and for the former Yugoslav citizens is still (and even more) a huge problem. (more…)
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Disparate (Im)Mobility
October 3rd, 2007
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Lexicon for the Provisional Future(s)
How (else) can we imagine the future today? A lexicon of notions/concepts related to alternative models for the Europe’s city and urban culture – starting from and inspired by the region of the so-called ‘Western Balkans’.
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