‘Emergence as a Concept in Urban Political Ecology’
A paper given at the ‘Emerging Landscapes‘ conference held at the University of Westminster in June 2010.
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- 2001 Architecture and the Rain – David Greene in conversation with Jon Goodbun and David Cunningham
- 2002 Spaces of Capital/Mapping the Present (with David Cunningham)
- 2003 Public Private Pedestrianship – towards a critical experientialism of the inhabitable image (in Las Vegas)
- 2005 Means of (Re-) Production: Fame and the Changing Role of the Drawing (with Karin Jaschke)
- 2005 On Surrealism and Architecture (with David Cunningham)
- 2006 Marx, Architecture and Modernity (with David Cunningham)
- 2006 The Assassin: The Critical Legacies of Manfredo Tafuri
- 2007 Aesthetics, Technology and the Spirit of Matter
- 2008 An introduction to Environmental Cybernetics Pt 1
- 2008 An open letter to the Oxford Conference (with Karin Jaschke)
- 2008 Ecological Cybernetics – Architecture and the ‘Environmental Question’
- 2009 A Political Theory of Ecology in Architecture (or, is the DRL a right-wing think-tank!? )
- 2009 Propaganda Architecture: Interview Rem Koolhaas and Reinier de Graaf (with David Cunningham)
- 2010 Emergence as a concept in Urban Political Ecology
- 2010 Empathy: An Ecological Conception of Mind
- 2010 Gregory Bateson’s Recursive Epistemology
- 2010 Hijacking Sustainability
- 2011 Neocybernetics – Properly Modern: Review of Andrew Pickering, and Bruce Clarke and Mark Hansen
- 2012 Mediating the Ecological and the Neurological: An Architecture of the Extended Mind
- 2017 The Labyrinth of the Immaterials
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