The spatiality and temporality of urban violence

The spatiality and temporality of urban violenceThis interdisciplinary edited volume studies practices and representations of urban violence from a spatiotemporal perspective. It discusses how the spatial and temporal characteristics of the urban can produce and shape violence, and how practices as well as memories of violence transform spatialities and temporalities of cities.

this book primes the reader with an understanding of the fundamentals of 3D computer modelling

and tracing the origins of that paradigm

In the process

art history and other fields to challenge and expand concepts of Islamic architecture

Exploring legendary Prague landmarks as they appear onscreen—including the Charles Bridge

the media and members of society

and in Malaysia

this volume offers an important contribution to a historical understanding of filmmaking that rejects America-centric practices

This book addresses issues facing those interested in a multi-disciplinary approach to developing critical interventions in public space

In the forefront of the large and growing interest in life-writings

Martin Henning explores why economic growth and transformation is essentially a regionally based and spatially dependent process and introduces the core ideas involved in understanding the dynamics of regional economies drawing on case studies to illuminate these ideas in practice

all used as a reflective framework to illuminate case studies from a wide range of teaching artist practice