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Posts Tagged ‘new ecology’

Entering cosmopolis: Crossingover, hybridity, conciliation and the Intercultural City Ecosystem

By Julian Agyeman | January 22, 2014 | 0

Before I answer the question: “How is nature critical to a twenty-first century urban ethic?” I first need to ask the more fundamental question: “What is nature and how is it constructed by people in our increasingly different and diverse urban communities?” Cities of difference are places where we are “in the presence of otherness,”…

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