How two European universities joined forces to study urban care
In short: Discover the origins of a cross-border academic partnership between Austria and Sweden. This episode explores how researchers from TU Wien and KTH Royal Institute of Technology collaborated to redefine our understanding of public space.
The origins of the visiting professorship scheme, established by KTH Royal Institute of Technology's Centre for the Future of Place alongside the TU Wien Interdisciplinary Centre for Urban Culture and Public Space, are explored by Associate Professor Sabine Knierbein.
The collaboration focuses on critical urban theories, specifically highlighted by Knierbein's upcoming books: "Care and the City," which looks at new perspectives in planning theory, and "Urban Space Unsettled," which examines the routines and contestations of city life.
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