Cosmopolitan Habitat: A Research Agenda for Urban Resilience by Jörg usine Schröder

Frontmatter -- CONTENTS -- COSMOPOLITAN HABITAT -- 01 VISION -- COSMOPOLITAN DESIGN -- PLANNING THE NEOCOSMOPOLITAN HABITAT -- COSMOPOLITAN POSTCARDS -- 02 ACTIONS -- Videoworks Palermo 19 -- THE COSMOPOLITAN CITY -- Workshop Palermo 20 -- COSMOPOLITAN HABITAT WORKSHOP -- Palermo Atlas and Projects -- THE SEEDS AND POINTS OF VIEW OF COSMOPOLITAN PALERMO -- Projects: Open City -- PALERMO OPEN CITY -- Projects: Urban Narratives -- URBAN NARRATIVES -- 03 EXPLORATIONS -- Cosmopolitan Atmosphere -- COSMOPOLITAN INSTITUTIONS AS AGENTS OF CHANGE -- MANAGING OLD AND NEW URBAN ENVIRONMENTS IN THE CITY OF ÉVORA: DIFFICULTIES IN FIXING LONG-TERM COSMOPOLITAN PUBLIC POLICIES -- PALERMO-HANOVER: URBAN STORIES FROM COSMOPOLITAN PEOPLE -- GIBELLINA: VANGUARD OF A COSMOPOLITAN CITY -- HISTORIC URBAN LANDSCAPES: HOW TO IMPROVE NEOCOSMOPOLITANISM IN HISTORIC CENTRES -- URBAN BRICOLEURS -- OVERTOURISM IN CONTEMPORARY CITIES: PARADOXES OF AN ANTI-COSMOPOLITAN PHENOMENON. CAUSES, CONSEQUENCES, AND TREATMENT -- Cosmopolitan Accelerators -- HABITAT 5.0 -- "NEGOTIATE AS YOU GO ALONG": INFRASTRUCTURES FOR SHARED, "HYBRID" TERRITORIES -- REVALORISING ATHENS -- URBAN EVENTS AS COSMOPOLITAN ACCELERATORS AND POST-PANDEMIC CITIES: REFLECTIONS ON MANIFESTA 12 IN PALERMO -- POSTCOLONIAL COSMOPOLITANISMS: TWO PORT CITIES AND THE LINKAGES BETWEEN THE CARIBBEAN AND THE BALTIC SEA -- THE INNER TERRITORIES: FROM THE MARGINS TO COSMOPOLITAN CENTRES -- SLOW-LIVING HABITATS: ACTIVATING SPACES AND NETWORKS -- Cosmopolitan Makers -- HETEROTOPIAS AS PLACES OF CHANGE IN THE COSMOPOLITAN ENVIRONMENT -- THE AGENCY OF COSMOPOLITAN DESIGN -- THE COSMOPOLITANISM OF COMMUNITIES: PUBLIC SPACE AS A GENERATOR OF EQUALITY AND DEMOCRACY -- AN OPEN CITY OF PRACTICES: COSMOPOLITAN INTERACTIONS IN BOLOGNA -- CREATIVE FOOD NODES: INNOVATING THE ROLE OF URBAN MARKETS IN THE COSMOPOLITAN HABITAT -- LIVING COSMOPOLITAN HABITAT -- MAPPING PRACTICES FOR A COSMOPOLITAN WORLD -- DESIGNING RESILIENCE: TRANS-SCALAR CO-DESIGN STRATEGIES FOR RESILIENT HABITATS -- TOWARDS A LIVING-ORIENTED APPROACH TO URBAN DESIGN BY COSMOPOLITAN RISK COMMUNITIES -- AUTHORS