For this Main Session at the EAUH 11th International Conference (Prague, August 29 - September 1, 2012), we invite papers that bring a transnational or comparative methodology to bear on planning postwar cities in Europe and North America. We are interested in how ideas about planning were exchanged across national borders and how planning in turn shaped trans-Atlantic shifts in political ideologies. Paper topics can range from specific urban interventions, such as the provision of housing, to the way cities fit into broader programs of social reform, Keynesianism, or market-oriented competition. We encourage contributions from all disciplines
Cities have played a central role in the making of Europe, spawning its concepts of politics and cit...
The aim of this paper is to compare and contrast modernist housing projects in Western and Eastern B...
Although urban planning and design presents a discipline that is strongly influenced by internationa...
This research examines the reconstruction of European cities after the devastation of the Second Wor...
Europe largely hosted modern urban planning’s emergence and remains important in the global story. B...
In the summer of 1924 close to 500 people from 28 different countries visited Amsterdam in order to ...
The relationship between planning knowledge and policy action in the public domain may radically var...
This book utilises comparative diachronic and synchronic analyses to investigate models of national ...
The history of Europe in the 20th century is closely tied to the history of urban planning. Social a...
It has long been noted that America has adopted and adapted many of its city planning principles bas...
Since the 1990s, increasingly multinational modes of design have arisen, especially concerning promi...
The European urban institutions have always negotiated a balance between collective control and indi...
The political mandate for postwar reconstruction in the 1940s demanded an ideological consensus for ...
Inherent in transnational planning are obstacles which cause spatial planners to venture into unknow...
Paper SessionAlthough considerable research has been done on the advent of modernist planning in dif...
Cities have played a central role in the making of Europe, spawning its concepts of politics and cit...
The aim of this paper is to compare and contrast modernist housing projects in Western and Eastern B...
Although urban planning and design presents a discipline that is strongly influenced by internationa...
This research examines the reconstruction of European cities after the devastation of the Second Wor...
Europe largely hosted modern urban planning’s emergence and remains important in the global story. B...
In the summer of 1924 close to 500 people from 28 different countries visited Amsterdam in order to ...
The relationship between planning knowledge and policy action in the public domain may radically var...
This book utilises comparative diachronic and synchronic analyses to investigate models of national ...
The history of Europe in the 20th century is closely tied to the history of urban planning. Social a...
It has long been noted that America has adopted and adapted many of its city planning principles bas...
Since the 1990s, increasingly multinational modes of design have arisen, especially concerning promi...
The European urban institutions have always negotiated a balance between collective control and indi...
The political mandate for postwar reconstruction in the 1940s demanded an ideological consensus for ...
Inherent in transnational planning are obstacles which cause spatial planners to venture into unknow...
Paper SessionAlthough considerable research has been done on the advent of modernist planning in dif...
Cities have played a central role in the making of Europe, spawning its concepts of politics and cit...
The aim of this paper is to compare and contrast modernist housing projects in Western and Eastern B...
Although urban planning and design presents a discipline that is strongly influenced by internationa...